Half-Life: The Core is a classic retelling of the events surrounding the Resonance Cascade disaster from a new perspective. Featuring intense action, complex puzzles and believable narrative through all-new locations in Black Mesa with remarkable visual fidelity, pacing and humour.
WIP Exterior & Warehouse
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Some of the toughest combat will be in this chapter. Loads of angles of attack!
Gorgeous lighting you've got there, love the custom textures!
Thanks so much! We now have a roughly 90% custom texture ratio. Initially we were using loads of HL textures as well, but they just start to look out of place next to our double-res replacements.
finally there is jsut the question if this will have normal hl1 system req..
If you can run the latest Steam version of HL using OpenGL or Direct3D then you can play this. However, we're not really restricting ourselves much with regard to wpolies, so framerate drops on very old computers may occur.
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Holy crap, this looks really nice. The textures and lighting are pretty sweet, and something about the color scheme really catches my eye.
For some reason my lighting always seems to end up orange and blue when I'm mapping whilst drinking Irn Bru...
Thanks for the comment!
Really nicely done. I had to look twice to make sure this wasn't made in the Source engine ;)
This is F*cking Awesome!
Astounding!!!
The only way you can know for sure, that this is Gold Source, is the lighting- the good old shadows made from squares... I doubted if this is Source, but no, it isn't. Amazing!
Excellent detective work! You could also have noted that it's listed on ModDB has a Half-Life mod. ;)
Seriously though, thanks for the comment!
as much as i wish that the creators would hurry up and finish this mod i keep remembering that all good mods take time. amazing detail and lighting btw!
Believe me, we wish we'd hurry up and finish it even more than you do! Thanks for the comment!
Awesome. Just awesome.
Lightmapscale 1 lol
the geek in me feels obliged to let you know that this is in fact equivalent to a Source lightmap scale of 8. :)