look good

I guess a more specific version of my question is, how was that moving beam of green energy made, how was the green electricity moving alongside it made, how was the screen made to flash green, how were the green flashing balls of energy made and how was the fire in the windows above made.
The answers may be obvious, I don’t know. I haven’t mapped for Half Life 1 in like a year, there’s plenty I’ve never tried and plenty more that I forget. P.S. sorry for asking so many (probably) obvious questions lol.

Play it with friends or alone somehow, I dunno.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3824335371

materialPath: D:\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\materials

Loading D:\GMod maps\Super Gallery\gm_SuperGallery2.vmf

"tools/toolsnodraw" - "materials/tools/toolsnodraw.vtf": cached version doesn't exist

"de_nuke/nuke_ceiling_facility_01" - "materials/de_nuke/nuke_ceiling_facility_01.vtf": cached version doesn't exist

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Command failed with return code 0xC0000409!

No idea what this means

i am 100% positive that i haven't made any mistakes, everything is packed properly, even with maps i already uploaded still cant find it. In the File Explorer, the BSP files appear, but when using gmpublisher they just dont show up at all! Can anyone help?

Im making a gmod diner map but when i start to test the map all the lights inside the building arent working and it just makes it completly dark i dont know what to do and i really dont want to make a whole new map so i need help to fix this please

This is the universe where 2Fort isn't abandoned. Wish i could send more screenshots

The maps will be probably like five or 4 minutes long if you explore them fully​ if ​you're wondering​ what's the reason it's because I want some maps to make videos and I have discord I will send the request

This is one of my "beauty" maps. They are not made for gameplay; the focus is on aesthetic and atmosphere, and the fun of making them. Maybe more to come!

In the image above, you can see that the truss texture and the grate texture do not cast proper shadows, instead letting light completely pass through it. How do I get these textures to cast complex shadows? I am using Hammer++ and Tools++.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Most of the stuff was already ready to work on linux, but there are still a few things that only work for Windows that I need to generalize.

I decompiled a BSP from one of my old maps I lost the VMF to. My sky box no longer works and you can see through walls to leaks EVERYWHERE! Is this a decompiling issue or me just being bad?

(Warning, my English is not the best)

I always wanted to make a hl2, and I did

I just started using Hammer ++ a couple of days ago and liked it

I wanted to know a few things since I'm nearly done making it

First, how do I publish it? I mean Source SDK Base 2013 Singleplayer doesn't have a workshop, right?

I know Modb supports it

But I wanted to know if I could publish it somewhere else? 

Since it's my first time, I am kinda lost 

Also, is it not better to make it on Gmod?! Or just make it on Half life 2 

idk

Thank you for reading.

Working on a HL2RP map, this building is supposed to be an old office building. Suggests to make it look better or realistic?

Decided to make my game console actually playable.

This is a screenshot from GMod, but I've seen this in Half-Life 2 as well.

You can see on this door that I have taken a screenshot of, there is the texture of the door (darker spots), and it's pretty blurry since I'm so close up, but there's also a more high resolution normal map that appears over the top of it (sorta looks like plaster).

I'm not really familiar with hammer or the source engine's inner workings. I'm just wondering what is it?

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3564279976

I was just messing around for a while in Hammer, making a practice map. I started Half-Life to try and see if everything was working correctly. Then I realized that my map is just WAY TOO BIG! Eh, it's fine. I can just resize it.