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Life-Craft is Half-Life: 2 modification based on Mojang Studios Minecraft Game...
Features :
- Coop Mode (32 People Max)
- Adventure Mode
- Destroying Blocks
- Mods Support
- Arsenal Of Weapons
- Lot of Mobs
- Bonus Campaining - Lost (Based On BBC Lost Series)
And Many More...
Special Thanks to : TheJosiek For Some Ideas For Mod
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Yay a huge millions of kilometres world in the source engine which is made for very limited, but detailed maps.
Inb4 development cancelled, not trolling or anything, but no way to manage that.
Too bad the source engine is very limited and this is nearly impossible to make.
too bad it's not.
eeeh i think it will be dead soon.If it will be completed, i hope creepers will look like gman!
lol
Can I get my LB Photo Realism Texture pack on this?
I love this concept, but....
source engine + HUGE maps = low fps
Not a good engine if you want to create big maps i'm afraid.
If you decreace player size and props size instead of increacing map size it doesn't add alot of extra cost except for extra entities.
Your map could simply be a specific range around the player; as they walk, the currently visible blocks would move according to the commands given by the player. This way the players and their interactions with each other are not part of the same process of the map, but instead that of an actively coordinating system that tracks their positions and only renders that which is currently in the view range of the player, with the rest simply an active texture (not unlike the shaders used in reflections off of metal objects in Garry's Mod) in a bubble around the player's view. Or perhaps I'm just an idiot... at least I thought it made sense.
Source does not support streaming.
big maps are actually possible thesedays, just look at this mod
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