Might do. What do you need?
What's that humanoid figure bottom right?
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@Striker: Also, pictures of animals that are at or below their eye level can have great results (I'm talking about the dog one). Such a small detail can turn a boring photo into a great photo (see what you did with the crow two pictures below it).
That is a creepy picture.
ATDestroy, as a matter of fact you CAN do it - look at the sample map link posted above. You only need to use multimanagers and trigger_changetargets.
It's a very simple many-state machine. Pressed the correct button in the sequence? It activates a bunch of changetargets to set all buttons to the next step in the sequence. Pressed a wrong button? It activates a bunch of changetargets to reset all buttons to the initial input state and whatever else you want to do in the event of a wrong entry.
It's a very simple many-state machine. Pressed the correct button in the sequence? It activates a bunch of changetargets to set all buttons to the next step in the sequence. Pressed a wrong button? It activates a bunch of changetargets to reset all buttons to the initial input state and whatever else you want to do in the event of a wrong entry.
The never ending HDD fight. My only WD had a horrible unrecoverable crash after 2-3 years of use. I'd go for Samsung, I have two and so far they're running just fine after about 4 years.
Not willing to criticise your modelling skills, but you gotta accept that the car does look a bit blocky.
Unless the security guard two pictures below it has them too, it's just your impression.
Map for Wolfenstein 3D. It takes up 7MB including map editor.
What? I haven't played it yet.
I would - if it's good enough.
It's probably just time to move on. (nvidia)FTFY.
Sorry, I that writed badly.
What I meant is that, your lens actually IS 4.6-120mm, which in conjunction with the sensor size of your camera, produces the 26x zoom you know. 26-678mm is only the 35mm equivalent - meaning that you would need a lens with that focal length to produce the same 26x zoom in a camera with a 35mm sized sensor. It is a crazy number and there are no lenses big enough to cover that zoom range, it is only a comparison.
More on that here.
And no, you don't hand hold the 1200mm. Look at the link above - you mount it on a tripod. Not only because of its weight (16kg) or its inconvenient point of balance, but also because at that magnification (and without IS) the tiniest movement you make is magnified as much as what you're looking at.
What I meant is that, your lens actually IS 4.6-120mm, which in conjunction with the sensor size of your camera, produces the 26x zoom you know. 26-678mm is only the 35mm equivalent - meaning that you would need a lens with that focal length to produce the same 26x zoom in a camera with a 35mm sized sensor. It is a crazy number and there are no lenses big enough to cover that zoom range, it is only a comparison.
More on that here.
And no, you don't hand hold the 1200mm. Look at the link above - you mount it on a tripod. Not only because of its weight (16kg) or its inconvenient point of balance, but also because at that magnification (and without IS) the tiniest movement you make is magnified as much as what you're looking at.
Heh, ATDestroy. The first TWHLer I come across while playing AS 
Who will be next?
I haven't encountered players with attitude problems. Most strangers I played with were polite enough. Only once I joined a server where, right when the round started, one of the players killed all the others with a chainsaw. And I ocassionally get kicked from games for no apparent reason.
Who will be next?
I haven't encountered players with attitude problems. Most strangers I played with were polite enough. Only once I joined a server where, right when the round started, one of the players killed all the others with a chainsaw. And I ocassionally get kicked from games for no apparent reason.
Then why did you name it chamber 13?
Of course it's not 4.6-120mm. 26-678mm is the 35mm equivalent focal length for that. That takes into account sensor size. Your camera has a small image sensor, hence it has such a focal length range.
No 35mm lens will ever span 26-678mm, that's insane. You'd have to use several separate lenses - e.g 24-70, 70-300, then a x2 adapter for that (only prime lenses are longer than 300mm), and it'd still be a bit short.
Slightly off-topic-but-also-related: While accuracy-checking my knowledge of lenses, I came across the longest lens ever made by Canon: the EF 1200mm f/5.6 USM. Discontinued now, it was only manufactured on order, with an annual production volume of 2 lenses. It only cost 89,579 USD. Being discontinued, of course, being such a rare item, it now costs nearly twice that. Look at that baby:
I'm only $119,995 short. Anyone willing to spend a few bucks for my birthday? 
No 35mm lens will ever span 26-678mm, that's insane. You'd have to use several separate lenses - e.g 24-70, 70-300, then a x2 adapter for that (only prime lenses are longer than 300mm), and it'd still be a bit short.
Slightly off-topic-but-also-related: While accuracy-checking my knowledge of lenses, I came across the longest lens ever made by Canon: the EF 1200mm f/5.6 USM. Discontinued now, it was only manufactured on order, with an annual production volume of 2 lenses. It only cost 89,579 USD. Being discontinued, of course, being such a rare item, it now costs nearly twice that. Look at that baby:
I always shoot in manual mode (now that I can). The effects of the aperture aren't too complicated to learn. With a large aperture (low f number) the depth of field is shallower than with a small aperture.
Also, obviously, with a large aperture more light will hit the image sensor (and vice versa) and you will need to adjust exposure time (or ISO speed) accordingly.
Barrel and pinchusion distortion are inevitable side effects of long range lenses. It is perfectly normal in lenses that vary their focal length, and there's nothing you can do other than correcting it with your computer later. Hence the most expensive zoom lenses have a limited focal length range - such as 16-35mm, 35-80mm, etc. You won't find a quality lens with a zoom range similar to yours (I read in a review online it is 26-678mm, something you won't find in, say, a Canon L-series lens)
Also, obviously, with a large aperture more light will hit the image sensor (and vice versa) and you will need to adjust exposure time (or ISO speed) accordingly.
Barrel and pinchusion distortion are inevitable side effects of long range lenses. It is perfectly normal in lenses that vary their focal length, and there's nothing you can do other than correcting it with your computer later. Hence the most expensive zoom lenses have a limited focal length range - such as 16-35mm, 35-80mm, etc. You won't find a quality lens with a zoom range similar to yours (I read in a review online it is 26-678mm, something you won't find in, say, a Canon L-series lens)
f/2.8 is very good. But I suppose it's not 2.8 all the way from wide to tele. What's the maximum in the long end?
@Rim: Then you're welcome to interact with me. My interactions are limited because I'm a cheapskate.
What's the maximum aperture (f-number) you get with that lens?
The "horrid green lighting" gives a different ambience. The foreground lighting makes it look like a beautiful warm summer morning, while that greenish glow back there gives me an uneasy feeling. As if something wasn't so bright and pretty and warm. You might want to use that to your advantage.
Does it replace the original chamber 13?
Would you know it's me?
No I don't. I don't have Hammer 4.
Found it. Should I join?
Too bad. I never got around to using it. Maybe some other time.
There's a TWHL Steam group?
How exactly did you determine the scale within Hammer? How did you measure it? How did you build it? Also, that's a huge difference - 40m wide vs. 70m wide is way too much to ignore. Which one do you think is closer to the actual distance?
Yeah, go out and measure it, it will definitely help.
Yeah, go out and measure it, it will definitely help.
^You don't. Only gaming experience.
I wonder if I'll ever meet any TWHLers in-game.
I wonder if I'll ever meet any TWHLers in-game.
Look, a Dacia!
@Srry: Don't worry - it's still great. And that's a beautiful Swiss sky.
@Striker: Great pictures! And the moon looks great, the camera has a mad zoom even for a compact camera. A bit noisy though, as a side effect of that.
I still owe myself a day out to take some photos.
@Striker: Great pictures! And the moon looks great, the camera has a mad zoom even for a compact camera. A bit noisy though, as a side effect of that.
I still owe myself a day out to take some photos.
@Capt: It happens when you have a ridiculously high ping. Apparently they rolled out a fix for it yesterday.
@Jeff: Strange, it came in 640x480 as default for me. What's action reload? How do you do it?
@Jeff: Strange, it came in 640x480 as default for me. What's action reload? How do you do it?
Didn't get to know him.
Yeah what's with the South African domain? I didn't know HL was so popular there. And I haven't come across any South African members yet
Swedes. Don't say you didn't ask for it.AT LAST!
Many Swedish here I see.
I don't know. I found it a bit odd first, but I kinda got used to it now. But yeah, it still bothers me a bit.
What I hate the most is that sometimes the camera goes wild with no apparent reason (I mean, at times when I'm not getting hit).
What I hate the most is that sometimes the camera goes wild with no apparent reason (I mean, at times when I'm not getting hit).
Cstrikeman, you don't use a multimanager for that. you use a multisource . Have both buttons target multi1, and the multi1 to target door1.
. Have both buttons target multi1, and the multi1 to target door1.I have had a similar problem in the past. Solved it by downloading a different copy of the file.
You can also record it while you play it with another program. It's not perfect, but it works.
You can also record it while you play it with another program. It's not perfect, but it works.
Why has noone made fun of my poor English yet? I have one too...
He wants the best HL mappers, duh.
Cstrikeman, si necesitas un traductor puedes avisarme.
(oh shit what am i doing)
Cstrikeman, si necesitas un traductor puedes avisarme.
(oh shit what am i doing)
Shh! It had to be a surprise...
I guess we'll find out soon whether I'm in the mood for texturing after I'm done with the architecture then hehe.
Do you actually pay any attention to the lighting in your dreams? Because I never have. Ever. I could very well be dreaming in wireframe and I'll never know.
I doubt it, though. I suppose the lighting in my dreams is like the diffuse lighting in overcast days.
I doubt it, though. I suppose the lighting in my dreams is like the diffuse lighting in overcast days.
So if I shoot one bottle, all other bottles will have a hole too?
Maybe I'll do it for not-so-visible ones.
Maybe I'll do it for not-so-visible ones.
What's that?
I don't think they'll be able to, with the map in Swedish
Been thinking of a castle for you, maybe I'll get around to map it soon. Do you want it textured, or are you planning to use your own textures?
Ohh great idea! Yes I did notice they were brush bottles but I thought they'd be nearly impossible to make (at least for me). It would be awesome if you could make me a few bottles and glasses. That would sure help, thanks for the offer
What kind of media? You can play .wav with ambient_generics. For anything else you'll have to write some code.
Turn the sprite upside down?
@Atom: That's what I guess is the way multimanagers work internally, based on my latest experience with self-recursive multimanagers (multithreaded flag) and the max. entities error when the game crashes.
Basically, I came to that conclusion seeing that I had trimmed down the amount of entities in the map, but still getting the error and crash after a minute or two of roaming around the map. So the number of entities gets maxed out somehow. And this is the only reason I could come up with. What else could cause the number of entities to increase?
But it's essentially just a guess, as I've never actually read the HL source code.
Basically, I came to that conclusion seeing that I had trimmed down the amount of entities in the map, but still getting the error and crash after a minute or two of roaming around the map. So the number of entities gets maxed out somehow. And this is the only reason I could come up with. What else could cause the number of entities to increase?
But it's essentially just a guess, as I've never actually read the HL source code.