Check out the Source SDK Documentation
http://www.valve-erc.com/srcsdk/
As well as the VERC itself
http://www.valve-erc.com
For a whole bunch of tutorials, check out The SnarkPit
http://www.snarkpit.com/
Forum posts
You need the Source SDK for one thing.
Check out the Source SDK Documentation
http://www.valve-erc.com/srcsdk/
As well as the VERC itself
http://www.valve-erc.com
For a whole bunch of tutorials, check out The SnarkPit
http://www.snarkpit.com/
Check out the Source SDK Documentation
http://www.valve-erc.com/srcsdk/
As well as the VERC itself
http://www.valve-erc.com
For a whole bunch of tutorials, check out The SnarkPit
http://www.snarkpit.com/
I can safely say that this compo will go for a month.
I Monster - The Blue Wrath
Oh, wait...
Queens of the Stone Age - Better Living Through Chemistry
Oh, wait...
Queens of the Stone Age - Better Living Through Chemistry
All computer will take a hit running higher poly models in Half-Life!
As for the SHB, it wasn't exactly designed for a 32 player DM. It's being ported to Source as we speak.
As for the SHB, it wasn't exactly designed for a 32 player DM. It's being ported to Source as we speak.
Looks nice, although, unlike the Escher stuff, this configuration is possible.
Wow. Coming up to 30000!!
Your modem is probably a Winmodem. If I remember correctly, the problem with Winmodems is that there is a chip missing that Linux needs to run the modem.
You have two choices: Purchase a different modem or emulate the chip (Google for Linmodem).
You have two choices: Purchase a different modem or emulate the chip (Google for Linmodem).
Umm...
Your first one refers to Personal Habit.
Your second one seems to refer to a lack of skill. It's a very biased comment. You can't expect to be brilliant from the word go.
Your third one is confusing. That's NEVER happened to me.
Your last 4 points all repeat each other.
I had never used Steam before I bought HL2. So I can talk from a relativelly unbiased viewpoint because I don't have any past mistakes from Steam that I've had to deal with. I don't find it too much of a hiderence.
Your first one refers to Personal Habit.
Your second one seems to refer to a lack of skill. It's a very biased comment. You can't expect to be brilliant from the word go.
Your third one is confusing. That's NEVER happened to me.
Your last 4 points all repeat each other.
I had never used Steam before I bought HL2. So I can talk from a relativelly unbiased viewpoint because I don't have any past mistakes from Steam that I've had to deal with. I don't find it too much of a hiderence.
@Alex: Yes.
Patience.
Yeah, I agree, Kasperg.
Radiohead - Killer Cars
the squirrel contemplated chewing the tender flesh of
Yay, no work for me!
Post the compile log in here.
Check the SDK example maps for one about the buggy.
We need to see what the compile log says first.
I'm a little...weighted?
I've the best pet ever: nothing.
I doubt that a program like this exists. Your FPS will take a hit when running high poly models.
One thing I don't understand is why: From what I remember, your computer can't even run animated GIF's properly, let alone high poly models. If it could run high poly models, why not just map for HL2?
One thing I don't understand is why: From what I remember, your computer can't even run animated GIF's properly, let alone high poly models. If it could run high poly models, why not just map for HL2?
Thank god these are (poor) jokes.
Heh, juicy new materials to pilfer. 
No, it isn't.
Then again, it isn't specified that you can't map a Xen map.
Then again, it isn't specified that you can't map a Xen map.
@Alex: Neat.
The Cat Empire - Hello (Live on The Panel)
The Cat Empire - Hello (Live on The Panel)
Rufus Wainwright - Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk
John Butler Trio - Something's Gotta Give (Live on The Panel)
No, it doesn't suck. May not be the best, but it's fine for what it does.
Wow, well played VALVe/Vivendi, you're getting like the RIAA and their cohorts...
I've created a thing of beauty! FroperaFox! Ultimate pwnage, if I say so myself!
Sure, sarcasm.
Bow and arrow sounds good. As well as the chainsaw. 
Dude, security.Reminds self to stop quoting Alex.
Dude, security.
They've obviously commited a lot of research into Steam and came to the conclusion that Steam was the best way to go to ensure a better way to secure their game. After that source code leak, they became dedicated towards it.
Most people that play their games have the Internet. It's a fact. There is a minority that do not. So, to ensure that the game remained secure and was able to reach as many as possible, they chose validation over Steam. Simple.
They've obviously commited a lot of research into Steam and came to the conclusion that Steam was the best way to go to ensure a better way to secure their game. After that source code leak, they became dedicated towards it.
Most people that play their games have the Internet. It's a fact. There is a minority that do not. So, to ensure that the game remained secure and was able to reach as many as possible, they chose validation over Steam. Simple.
I agree, as we discussed on IRC.
FroperaFox!
FroperaFox!
As Trapt said, the architecture is definately achievable in Hammer. It would require a fair bit of Vertex Manipulation, so make sure you're fairly competent in it before undertaking the task.
You could also use Displacements to get the curved effect behind the water rush. Check the SnarkPit for more info.
You could also use Displacements to get the curved effect behind the water rush. Check the SnarkPit for more info.
Steam doesn't exactly suck. It may be flawed in ways, but it is a very good way to distribute updates as well as solve hosting issues.
I've had no major problems with it since I bought HL2 and was forced to install it. Perhaps it hasn't cursed me yet, who knows.
I've had no major problems with it since I bought HL2 and was forced to install it. Perhaps it hasn't cursed me yet, who knows.
I more swayed by the flash film that came out a while ago. Quite a convincing little doco'.
Please, just stop.
You can stop that. Right-click the game, go to Properties and select "Do not automatically update this game."
Sure as hell was that Boeing they were saying flew into it.
Er...
Foo Fighters - See You
Hopefully, if we can generate enough interest.
Lying infidelSlaps the "Lying Infidel" sticker on
I really gotta get that changed, that points to my old, dead addy!Slaps the "Incompetent Moderator" sticker on Alex
On a side note, welcome back, Tlax. Not seen you for ages!
Nice one, Alex. As ministeve said, you will never live that down.
How the hell does it "beat Opera"? The only thing I seem to be hearing is what ministeve quoted up there.
"yeah, opera has the same features as firefox, but the ones firefox has are better "The difference between Opera and FF users is that we've got a bloody good arguement.
Wait, here's the list of 'em:
*ieatmonkeychow
*monkey_on_crack
*The_6th_Monkey
*RabidMonkey777
*spacemonkey
*stealth monkey
*Seventh-Monkey
*ieatmonkeychow
*monkey_on_crack
*The_6th_Monkey
*RabidMonkey777
*spacemonkey
*stealth monkey
*Seventh-Monkey
The 6th Monkey...
@m0p: I'd say the lack of OpenGL is your main problem.
I've moved over to Source, but I'll always help with HL1 if anyone needs it.
I've sent emails to Andy and Alex.