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Biohazard X: Source is a survival horror modification for HL2:EP2. Mod is based on a original Game Maker - game, Biohazard X.
Room switching - V2
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A slightly improved version of room switching - system.
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© 2002 - 2009 DesuraNET Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 3140 modders online.
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Please no... THe other one was perfect!
Last version was better. This will get seriously annoying after the 8th time.
Dont make the camera pan back.
Oh hell yes I love this! Honestly what is wrong with you people? Have any of you played Resident Evil? Think of it this way... This builds up tension, I mean, right?
I agree with CyberNinja, this kind of room switching evokes good memories of the antici- pation, tension and fear I felt when I was opening a door in "Resident Evil" - gives you time to imagine and be scared of the "things" that may be in the next room... ^^ Definetely prefer this version over the simple "screen goes black" - solution! :)
thats cooool
Holy shit that was loud.
Truthfully, this WAS exactly like the original, only that the camera was closer and experienced head bobbing slightly, with footstep noises.
I have heard footsteps only in the beginning of Resident Evil 3.
Cool, but Annoying!
Sry but I need to agree, if you see this one too often it's about to get weird for the player.
He has a point.I think is better to make the Room switching random.
You should use both ways. Version 2 for new door you have not passed through yet and version 1 for doors you have passed through multiple times.
It goes in both ways.
I just didnt go back.
You could perhaps make it skippable if it's starting to get irritating.
And to add to MegaManJuno's comment, Atleast use it for doors when it's supposed to be scary or you know something will happen in there.
I remember in Resident Evil the first time I went to a new area I were like, "Oh man what's gonna be behind this one". Sure as hell builds up tension.
Skippable door scene in hammer...
I'm not sure, but i'll see what i can do.
I believe it's quite possible.
I'm with the others i liked the old version better.