What Is half Life SDK?
Created 3 months ago2024-01-17 16:11:24 UTC by
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Created 3 months ago2024-01-17 16:11:24 UTC by
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Posted 3 months ago2024-01-17 16:11:24 UTC
Post #348453
What Is ?
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-17 17:31:14 UTC
Post #348454
Hello. I think this is a great question. Half-Life SDK ("SDK" stands for Software Development Kit) is a tool available to all Steam users who wants to modding Half-Life. If you purchased Half-Life on Steam, and type "Half-Life SDK" in the search box, you will be able to download it and have access to almost all the content for modifying Half-Life. I say "almost everything" because the source code of the game is not contained there, which you can find here (at least the official one).
Post data: Valve said at the end of November last year that they will update the Half-Life SDK, but they haven't done it yet (at least, they haven't released it).
Post data: Valve said at the end of November last year that they will update the Half-Life SDK, but they haven't done it yet (at least, they haven't released it).
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-17 22:20:52 UTC
Post #348459
Just to add to what Alexis said:
The HL SDK does not yet contain any of the 25th Anniversary game code changes, such as implementation of func_vehicle. So if you want any of these features in your mod you will just have to wait.
As for what is there:
After downloading the HL SDK from your Steam Library and pressing Launch it will open up Hammer, the level editor. This is only a small part of the tools and content the SDK provides which you can easily access by right-clicking the shortcut in your Steam Library, and go to Manage -> Browse local files.
In the main directory you will find various documents about HL modding, and several sub-directories.
Most of the tools sub-directories contain very outdated tools which you can find more updated replacements for in the Tools and Resources page.
Models sub-directories will have source files for many different models, while Prop Models is a library of lots of decorative models you can use for your maps.
The Texture Wad Files directory has the standard set of WAD files that comes shipped with Half-Life.
If you're interested in the game code, you can look at the Github repository Alexis linked or you could head on over to the Half-Life Programming - Getting Started guide.
The HL SDK does not yet contain any of the 25th Anniversary game code changes, such as implementation of func_vehicle. So if you want any of these features in your mod you will just have to wait.
As for what is there:
After downloading the HL SDK from your Steam Library and pressing Launch it will open up Hammer, the level editor. This is only a small part of the tools and content the SDK provides which you can easily access by right-clicking the shortcut in your Steam Library, and go to Manage -> Browse local files.
In the main directory you will find various documents about HL modding, and several sub-directories.
Most of the tools sub-directories contain very outdated tools which you can find more updated replacements for in the Tools and Resources page.
Models sub-directories will have source files for many different models, while Prop Models is a library of lots of decorative models you can use for your maps.
The Texture Wad Files directory has the standard set of WAD files that comes shipped with Half-Life.
If you're interested in the game code, you can look at the Github repository Alexis linked or you could head on over to the Half-Life Programming - Getting Started guide.
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-18 07:06:07 UTC
Post #348467
Ok thanks...but how i can implement hl1 func_vehicle in my mod?
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-18 09:17:26 UTC
Post #348468
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-19 07:33:43 UTC
Post #348479
Ah ok
When Will be released?
When Will be released?
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-19 08:50:26 UTC
Post #348481
As far as I know Valve haven't given us an estimate yet
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-19 08:58:28 UTC
Post #348482
希望不只有《半条命》的。
I hope it's not just Half-Life.
I hope it's not just Half-Life.
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-19 09:24:26 UTC
Post #348483
Posted 3 months ago2024-01-20 12:45:35 UTC
Post #348485
ok thanks
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