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FakeFactory Cinematic Mod
Half-Life 2 mod | Released Oct 3, 2005
Imagine, a Hollywood producer got his hands on the game. The result would be similar to what the Cinematic Mod is: a graphics blockbuster, redesigned to the typical game to movie adaption with an orchestral soundtrack and beautiful people everywhere.
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Is that supposed to be fire? I don't think fire is supposed to be blue-ish white.
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You don't know fire very well.
You sure got me. I'm sure a bunch of random drywall and wood is going to burn hot enough for the flame to be that color, right? Because that's what you're saying.
It's called a CINEMATIC mod.
"Cinematic" means "good looking".
Reality is ****-ugly.
That's why we have porn.
This is the Half-Life equivalent of porn.
Get with the ******* program!
If Copper Chloride or salt is burning, then yes the fire will turn blue. BlazeHedgehog has got a point, wall and wood? nah! Unless it was driftwood or a constant flame at around 1080°C burning a copper pipe the fire wouldn't turn blue at this temperature.
Could be alot of wiring in the wall.
It's also a fictional city. We don't know the specific of the wood and whatnot.
The fire color is a side effect of the color correction.
It's very hard to cut off the natural colors of the environment you want to correct, while trying not to alter the colors of some of the elements you might want to keep.
At least he didn't photoshop the shot to fix the fire...*Cough Cough* EA