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HL2/Steam editing websites

2008-12-09, 11:52 AM #1

DSettahr

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Are there any good websites with tutorials on editing HL2 and other Steam-based games? A website like Massassi but focused on HL2 would be perfect...

2008-12-09, 12:43 PM #2

Bobbert

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The Valve Developer Community has a lot of useful information and links on editing Source games.

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2008-12-09, 1:03 PM #3

money•bie

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I've been surprised at how terrible the communities and documentation are for editing Source and Doom engine--or at least how they were few years ago--probably the main reason I haven't bothered with either of them.

2008-12-09, 1:09 PM #4

DSettahr

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Originally posted by Bobbert:

The Valve Developer Community has a lot of useful information and links on editing Source games.

Yeah, I found that shortly after I started the thread... it seems to be one of the few decent places to find information (particularly beginner walk-throughs and tutorials) on editing the source engine.

It seems to be very similar to editing HL1 though, so I've been relearning things pretty quickly.

2008-12-09, 2:11 PM #5

ECHOMAN

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What about Source-editing communities?

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2008-12-09, 2:17 PM #6

money•bie

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yeah what about source-based editing communes er communities not communes that would be weird like hippies living and making source games wilde

2008-12-09, 2:17 PM #7

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Did i hear someone say JK:Source!?!?!

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2008-12-09, 2:20 PM #8

ECHOMAN

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Don't make me get my spray bottle, moneyobie.

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2008-12-09, 2:23 PM #9

money•bie

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well what is the spraybottle filled with, if its water i wouldnt mind water, its not like im an alien from the movie signs, if its filled with bugspray that wouldnt work well either because tho you may think im pesty im not actualyl insectoid

2008-12-09, 2:44 PM #10

ECHOMAN

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What about fruit punch?

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2008-12-09, 3:11 PM #11

money•bie

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that would be a treat, a tropical fruit punch spray would make a good deodorant to go with the floral herbal alpine pasture scents of my hair gel that currently caresses my golden Fabioean tresses

try fermented breast milk

2008-12-09, 7:14 PM #12

The MAZZTer

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Originally posted by DSettahr:

It seems to be very similar to editing HL1 though, so I've been relearning things pretty quickly.

Yup, Valve's just been improving the same Quake-based engine since HL1 for all their games since.

2008-12-09, 9:23 PM #13

Gettleburger

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If you like putting nails under your fingernails you will surely enjoy working with the Steam engine!

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