And where can i download it/buy it (that is if its not a restricted program like the many at my workplace)
PS Nightshift sucks (and it always will)
PPS - what in god's name are these:
and 
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Created 17 years ago2006-06-23 03:21:27 UTC by
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Created 17 years ago2006-06-23 03:21:27 UTC by
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Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 03:21:27 UTC
Post #186482
What program did the original programmers of Half-Life use to create their games?
And where can i download it/buy it (that is if its not a restricted program like the many at my workplace)
PS Nightshift sucks (and it always will)
PPS - what in god's name are these: and ?
And where can i download it/buy it (that is if its not a restricted program like the many at my workplace)
PS Nightshift sucks (and it always will)
PPS - what in god's name are these:
and ?
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 04:35:14 UTC
Post #186485
Microsoft Visual Studio 6 for programming..
Worldcraft 2.0/3.0 for level design..
Some old ver. of photoshop for 2D graphics (3/4 or older)
3ds max for modelling.
Worldcraft 2.0/3.0 for level design..
Some old ver. of photoshop for 2D graphics (3/4 or older)
3ds max for modelling.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 05:59:48 UTC
Post #186494
I don't think they used Worldcraft, that was developed by autolycus (yes?) after the release of Half-Life. I think they used some old quake editor.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 06:31:07 UTC
Post #186496
HL1 used some old quake editor, yes, while HL2 uses the Hammer 4.0 build.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 06:32:25 UTC
Post #186497
Twas worldcraft 2.0.
That editor was included with the early Half-Life retail packages.
That editor was included with the early Half-Life retail packages.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 07:03:35 UTC
Post #186501
I think he means what engine...
Hl1 used the Quake 1 engine. Valve purchased it, then heavily modified it to get where it is now.
Hl1 used the Quake 1 engine. Valve purchased it, then heavily modified it to get where it is now.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 07:21:30 UTC
Post #186503
I don't think they used Worldcraft, that was developed by autolycus (yes?)No, Valve used Worldcraft 2.0 to design the original singleplayer maps. Autolycus didn't even worked for Valve at that time, that happend later.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-23 10:23:54 UTC
Post #186520
when they developed the updated warcraft and renamed it hammer editor right?
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-25 16:24:02 UTC
Post #186848
I seem to have stumbled upon a Conversational niche here 
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-25 16:47:10 UTC
Post #186851
They used VC++ 5 or maybe 6 for programming, 3DS for modelling, Worldcraft 2 for mapping (the Quake 2 editor), not sure what they used for textures. I believe they used the Quake 2 engine, with some stuff from Quake 1, and alot of their own modifications.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-25 16:54:13 UTC
Post #186852
Worldcraft, created by Ben Morris as a Quake level-editor, was used. Ben joined Valve and continued to work on Worldcraft, though he doesn't seem to be involved with Hammer. Interesting enough, Marc Laidlaw joined Valve at the same time...
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Posted 17 years ago2006-06-25 16:57:11 UTC
Post #186855
And they used thhe Q1 engine!!!As DK said, a modified Q1 engine, some Q2 engine code involved as well. Haven't you done your homework?
// Heh, sounds like a discussion about stuff even the game dev team finds unimportant... like happens with so many popular games...
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-25 17:17:53 UTC
Post #186858
Why would they tell you they used wc 2.0 if they didn't? It says in the manual : "We used Worldcraft 2.0 to build all of Half-Life's levels."
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CASE CLOSED
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-26 05:48:27 UTC
Post #186964
Does it matter what engine they used if they rewrote most of the code?
I think 70% or so of the code was made from scratch.
I think 70% or so of the code was made from scratch.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-26 05:55:37 UTC
Post #186965
Probably, but its like Source from Q1 to HL1 engine instead I suppose. Source is pretty much a HL1 hackjob with a bunch of additional code, from what I hear anyway. In any case, it makes it really expandable.
Posted 17 years ago2006-06-26 07:18:13 UTC
Post #186970
i believe they used Discreet's(nowadays Autodesk) 3d Studio MAX 3.
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