Gravity Test by BJ

Posted 20 years ago2004-08-24 06:32:57 UTC • Examples • Half-Life

Name: Gravity Test
By: BJ
Type: Map
Engine: Goldsource
Game: Half-Life
Category: Examples
Included: BSP, RMF/VMF

Created: 20 years ago2004-08-24 06:32:57 UTC
Updated: 20 years ago2004-08-26 04:37:04 UTC
Views: 4320
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Comments: 7

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Going in one side of the portal sets gravity to 0.2 (normal is 1). Going back through the other side of the portal sets gravity back to normal.

Normally you'd put this "portal" in a doorway (or all doorways to a room) so that it would appear that the "room" is the only place where gravity changes. But you don't have to!

Uses: trigger_gravity

Gone_Latin

Commented 20 years ago2004-08-24 07:34:50 UTC Comment #3566

once again: good example map, NEEDS THE .MAP!!!

Commented 20 years ago2004-08-24 15:44:26 UTC Comment #3570

.MAP ADDED!

RabidMonkey

Commented 20 years ago2004-08-25 04:47:29 UTC Comment #3579

Ahh great! Excellent work.

ministeve

Commented 20 years ago2004-08-25 12:43:17 UTC Comment #3581

theres a lot of confusion over trigger_gravities. glad someone straihtened it out. just make the brush like a trigger_once, when someone walks through it, the gravity changes, and stays changed till the play hits another.

Vassy

Commented 20 years ago2004-09-05 10:03:32 UTC Comment #3786

What's the point including a .map? The .rmf contains extra things like visgroups, and .rmfs zip EXTREMELY well. I think I once reduced a 1mb or 2mb (can't remember which) file to a mere 50kb.

Commented 20 years ago2004-09-08 10:25:11 UTC Comment #3854

Every time I don't include a .map, someone complains! What's the point in NOT including it?

rowleybob

Commented 18 years ago2005-12-29 00:40:10 UTC Comment #10292

Simple but neat, and the room/lighting actually looks really cool.

I realized this is an example map, but you could trigger sound and/point light when you cross the gravity threshold to spruce it up a bit perhaps.

Nice job!

Gravity Test

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