Counter-Strike and Sven-Coop have different animation sets for players. You'll need to rearrange your model's animations to match with CS anims(just decompile any CS player model and refer to it when adding/removing/replacing what's needed).
And they definitely have different acts and events in QC file, so keep that in mind, too.
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Posted 3 years ago2021-02-12 14:42:59 UTC
in Need help with compiling model from sven:coop to cs 1.6(Half-Life) Post #345337
in Need help with compiling model from sven:coop to cs 1.6(Half-Life) Post #345337
Posted 4 years ago2020-11-04 13:23:27 UTC
in Philosophy towards atmosphere/uncanny valley of old HL maps Post #344822
in Philosophy towards atmosphere/uncanny valley of old HL maps Post #344822
Perhaps, that corpse metaphor is a bit overboard, but I do hope you know what I'm talking about.
Posted 4 years ago2020-11-04 13:04:04 UTC
in Philosophy towards atmosphere/uncanny valley of old HL maps Post #344821
in Philosophy towards atmosphere/uncanny valley of old HL maps Post #344821
Half-Life 1, no, not at all. Maybe it's because of slightly cartoony, comic-book art style(and it's a fast-paced shooter), it's very atmospheric with its ambience but not spooky. Running around in empty maps makes you feel lonely(obviously) and nostalgic.
Source, on the other hand, gives me this subtle feeling of dread. I think one of the reasons for that is slower movement speed. I always feel like I am tied to the ground, like in a dream where you can't run without stumbling. If something is chasing me, I won't make it. This causes paranoia.
Also, the art style is different. Textures and lighting are realistic, it's uncanny. HL2 is eerie already, but remove the combat or everything that distracts you and all that's left is a corpse pretending to be alive.
I'm afraid to play The Stanley Parable because of this shit.
Source, on the other hand, gives me this subtle feeling of dread. I think one of the reasons for that is slower movement speed. I always feel like I am tied to the ground, like in a dream where you can't run without stumbling. If something is chasing me, I won't make it. This causes paranoia.
Also, the art style is different. Textures and lighting are realistic, it's uncanny. HL2 is eerie already, but remove the combat or everything that distracts you and all that's left is a corpse pretending to be alive.
I'm afraid to play The Stanley Parable because of this shit.
yep, I've sent you a message
The mod looks very interesting. It does have that Deus Ex vibe.
Modeller: fix all Weapons to have the same hands.I can help you with modelling, I have experience in dealing with similar tasks.
Forgot to tell that you need the latest version of the mdl compiler. It can be acquired from Sven Coop SDK.
You can try adding flag "fullbright" in the .qc like this:
Xash supports fullbright models, as far as I know, so I think it should work.
Dunno about dynamic lights, though, it's all in the code.
$texrendermode texture.bmp fullbrightXash supports fullbright models, as far as I know, so I think it should work.
Dunno about dynamic lights, though, it's all in the code.
What was causing it?
Posted 5 years ago2019-11-06 09:53:42 UTC
in half-life still updating with necessary features Post #343319
in half-life still updating with necessary features Post #343319
Do they update source code as well?
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-17 09:27:34 UTC
in Competition 38: The Whole Splash Life (Mini) Post #342870
in Competition 38: The Whole Splash Life (Mini) Post #342870
How many maps are allowed? Is it okay to make a series of two-three levels?
I see. So the best way is vertex manipulation.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Hi, I noticed that brushes look distorted after I rotate them.
Single brushes may change its width and height slightly, but it's tolerable.
Grouped brushes keep getting their vertices displaced.
in hammer
in game
grouped brushIs there a proper way to rotate without distortions?
Single brushes may change its width and height slightly, but it's tolerable.
Grouped brushes keep getting their vertices displaced.
in hammerin gamegrouped brush