From Loki's Missions and Mr. White (Barney Rubble), the creators of The Xeno Project 1 & 2 and Nuclear Winter for Half-Life, comes a brand new single player adventure. Welcome to Mars is a single player mod for Half-Life 2 / Episode 2. You must have Half-Life 2, plus Half-Life 2 Episode 1 and Episode 2 installed in order to play Welcome To Mars. There are 19 brand new levels as well as multiple custom voices, sounds effects, music tracks, models, skins and textures. The story is set on Mars in 2157 and is not related to the Half-Life universe in any way. Welcome To Mars contains a familiar cast of characters though. You play as Gordon Freeman, embarking on a mission that only someone with your particular skill-set can handle. Expect the unexpected, as things start to go awry pretty quickly.
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Welcome To Mars - The highly anticipated SP mod for HL2 - Ep2 from the creators of The Xeno Project 1 & 2 and Nuclear Winter for Half-Life. There are 19 brand new levels as well as multiple custom voices, sounds effects, music tracks, models, skins and textures. The story is set on Mars in 2157 and is not related to the Half-Life universe in any way. Welcome To Mars contains a familiar cast of characters though. You play as Gordon Freeman, embarking on a mission that only someone with your particular skill-set can handle. Expect the unexpected, as things start to go awry pretty quickly.
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Why not make it for Sourcemods folder?
And it can't find hl2.exe.
I put mod in Half-Life 2 folder. Executable is right there.
My God, it supposed to be Common folder.
I can't say what's dumber: me or the whole concept of putting mod in Common.
It's pretty simple really. Most mods are installed in the custom folder. Welcome To Mars uses the HL2.exe, therefore needs to be installed in the same root directory as the Half-Life 2 so my mod can find it.
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Maybe try the .exe if you're still having issues.
When you made the installer it usually goes to the sourcemods folder. I originaly used the zip file and it worked in the steam library. It does work with the short cut though. Still dont understand why I am getting errors, mostly little assets?
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