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Jane ThraceMapping
Jane Thrace
Sep 2
Mapping
god this looks so eerie, this is the first proper "vent crawl" section (beyond secret areas) that I've ever made & I'm so, so happy with how it's come together
god this looks so eerie, this is the first proper "vent crawl" section (beyond secret areas) that I've ever made & I'm so, so happy with how it's come together
god this looks so eerie, this is the first proper "vent crawl" section (beyond secret areas) that I've ever made & I'm so, so happy with how it's come together

god this looks so eerie, this is the first proper "vent crawl" section (beyond secret areas) that I've ever made & I'm so, so happy with how it's come together

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jamie25Modelling
jamie25
Aug 30
Modelling
Meet John Doe, a random character/model i use to test numerous stuff on mods i usually work on. He has also served as a placeholder most of the times. Funnily enough, he started as a slightly modified version of the original Gordon model, but i had to make a placeholder for a security guard, so he was replaced with an edited version of Barney. Another peculiar thing is that he evolved from a simple test model to some sort of small recurrent character in various mods and maps. Soon enough, he became iconic to me (and others) as the regular Barney model or the various scientists like Walter or Slick. While most of the maps and mods where he had a cameo never got to release, often the people involved in the development seemed to really like this "blank-slate" character, and they usually created their own version in their minds, a different voice, personality, skills, lore, etc. much like other Half-Life protagonists. Just a tought, how weird the whole story is with this character.
Meet John Doe, a random character/model i use to test numerous stuff on mods i usually work on. He has also served as a placeholder most of the times. Funnily enough, he started as a slightly modified version of the original Gordon model, but i had to make a placeholder for a security guard, so he was replaced with an edited version of Barney. Another peculiar thing is that he evolved from a simple test model to some sort of small recurrent character in various mods and maps. Soon enough, he became iconic to me (and others) as the regular Barney model or the various scientists like Walter or Slick. While most of the maps and mods where he had a cameo never got to release, often the people involved in the development seemed to really like this "blank-slate" character, and they usually created their own version in their minds, a different voice, personality, skills, lore, etc. much like other Half-Life protagonists. Just a tought, how weird the whole story is with this character.
Meet John Doe, a random character/model i use to test numerous stuff on mods i usually work on. He has also served as a placeholder most of the times. Funnily enough, he started as a slightly modified version of the original Gordon model, but i had to make a placeholder for a security guard, so he was replaced with an edited version of Barney. Another peculiar thing is that he evolved from a simple test model to some sort of small recurrent character in various mods and maps. Soon enough, he became iconic to me (and others) as the regular Barney model or the various scientists like Walter or Slick. While most of the maps and mods where he had a cameo never got to release, often the people involved in the development seemed to really like this "blank-slate" character, and they usually created their own version in their minds, a different voice, personality, skills, lore, etc. much like other Half-Life protagonists. Just a tought, how weird the whole story is with this character.
Meet John Doe, a random character/model i use to test numerous stuff on mods i usually work on. He has also served as a placeholder most of the times. Funnily enough, he started as a slightly modified version of the original Gordon model, but i had to make a placeholder for a security guard, so he was replaced with an edited version of Barney. Another peculiar thing is that he evolved from a simple test model to some sort of small recurrent character in various mods and maps. Soon enough, he became iconic to me (and others) as the regular Barney model or the various scientists like Walter or Slick. While most of the maps and mods where he had a cameo never got to release, often the people involved in the development seemed to really like this "blank-slate" character, and they usually created their own version in their minds, a different voice, personality, skills, lore, etc. much like other Half-Life protagonists. Just a tought, how weird the whole story is with this character.

Meet John Doe, a random character/model i use to test numerous stuff on mods i usually work on. He has also served as a placeholder most of the times. Funnily enough, he started as a slightly modified version of the original Gordon model, but i had to make a placeholder for a security guard, so he was replaced with an edited version of Barney. Another peculiar thing is that he evolved from a simple test model to some sort of small recurrent character in various mods and maps. Soon enough, he be…

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𝟶𝚡𝚊𝟷𝚋𝚊𝚊𝟷𝚋𝚊Programming
𝟶𝚡𝚊𝟷𝚋𝚊𝚊𝟷𝚋𝚊
Aug 26
Programming
hm, it's almost as if some of these maps were intended to have lit water... ...no, of course, they mostly weren't, but soon level designers would be able to easily configure it through worldspawn's key/value settings in a new feature coming to xash3d-fwgs
hm, it's almost as if some of these maps were intended to have lit water... ...no, of course, they mostly weren't, but soon level designers would be able to easily configure it through worldspawn's key/value settings in a new feature coming to xash3d-fwgs
hm, it's almost as if some of these maps were intended to have lit water... ...no, of course, they mostly weren't, but soon level designers would be able to easily configure it through worldspawn's key/value settings in a new feature coming to xash3d-fwgs
hm, it's almost as if some of these maps were intended to have lit water... ...no, of course, they mostly weren't, but soon level designers would be able to easily configure it through worldspawn's key/value settings in a new feature coming to xash3d-fwgs

hm, it's almost as if some of these maps were intended to have lit water... ...no, of course, they mostly weren't, but soon level designers would be able to easily configure it through worldspawn's key/value settings in a new feature coming to xash3d-fwgs

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