DIPRIP vehicle scripts 2008.06.19
Jun 20, 2008 Patch 2 commentsNew vehicle physics scripts. They improve handling response time compared to the 1.0 demo build. They work only server side so they must be placed on...
D.I.P.R.I.P.
Half-Life 2 mod | Released Mar 7, 2008
D.I.P.R.I.P. is a Half-Life 2 multiplayer total conversion. Gameplay is based on vehicle combat in various post-war environments. Vehicles use multiple weapon mounts which are activated by finding weapons scattered around the battle grounds. Planned game types are deathmatch, teamdeathmatch and capture the flag. There will also be a possibility to enable players to upgrade their vehicles' weapons and subsystems through the use of a 'money for damage' system.
Action takes place in varied post-war sceneries. Key places in the post-war world are areas rich in uncontaminated water and fueal. Most of the terrain has been left in a mechanically unchanged state. Abandoned city centers, hipermarkets, refineries, country food storages, old military bases and other such places are the scenery of raging battles.
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Latest News: DIPRIP Gameplay Trailer
20 comments by Pacanusmaxus on Oct 22nd, 2007 digg this super bookmark
The long promised gameplay trailer is ready! Now you can see in motion what we have been showing on screenshots for some time. It features all three maps that we are currently working on, two cars, new pickups and of course lots of multiplayer action.
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Check out the streamed video or if you are a more demanding user you can download the HD resolution version here.
We would appreciate any feedback so stop by at our forums and let us know what you think.
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DIPRIP Launch Trailer HD
Mar 11, 2008 Trailers 3 commentsThis is the D.I.P.R.I.P. Demo launch trailer in 720p.
DIPRIP v1.0.0 Win Server
Mar 07, 2008 Server 3 commentsThis is the DIPRIP Demo v1.0.0 Windows Dedicated Server package. It contains all files necessary to run a Windows Dedicated server. IMPORTANT - WARNING!...
DIPRIP Demo v1.0
Mar 07, 2008 Demo 20 commentsThis is the DIPRIP Demo v1.0.0 Full Client installer.
DIPRIP Gameplay Trailer 640x360
Oct 19, 2007 Movies 0 commentsWe are proud to present a new gameplay trailer featuring the Hedgehog in motion and new explosion effects.
DIPRIP Gameplay Trailer HD
Oct 19, 2007 Movies 1 commentWe are proud to present a new gameplay trailer featuring the Hedgehog in motion and new explosion effects.
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You guys are doing excellent work, need a mapper? :P
damnit after that video ahhh thats the second time i changed my pants!
U are making good vehicles in the source engine ...hoooray!!
nope....but the best for sure
I think you guys are the first to make a racing mod for a FPS
When it comes to vehicle coding in HL2 indeed there is a problem. Basically a huge part of the vehicle physics is hidden in the Source Engine and thus modders don't have access to that. This makes vehicle prediction very difficult to perform.
We have achieved that partially but its not perfect. Some of the variables remain hidden and this makes that the prediction is not so good as for the regular player. Either way we want to have our own fully customizable car physics which we understand in 100% so we are writing it from scratch. When we have that making the vehicle prediction will be fairly easy.
Fantastic video, this mod looks so bloody fun, can't wait.
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By -Wilhelm_III | Mon 8th Oct, 2007 @ 11:07:47pm
I had heard that coding vehicles for source was incredibly difficult, is that true?
If you code vehicle from scratch, then yes.
And you have presumably succeeded in doing so? :p
I would say that there are easier things to do with Source, but that makes it just a better challenge ;)