Adding a custom logic_chorographed_scene into portal
Quote from Telao on June 26, 2008, 5:10 pmDoes anyone know if this is even possible. For a few maps that I am making I plan to add NPCs, however, the only scenes I can add are ones from portal_content
Does anyone know how and indeed if I can add custom scenes into Portal?
Does anyone know if this is even possible. For a few maps that I am making I plan to add NPCs, however, the only scenes I can add are ones from portal_content
Does anyone know how and indeed if I can add custom scenes into Portal?
Quote from reepblue on June 26, 2008, 7:00 pmFrom my works, NPCs do not really work in portal as in HL2. I did not however try friendly NPCs but enemies don't respond at all. If you make a combine solider in portal and give him a shotgun, he will not have anything and he will not shoot, just hurt you if you come too close when in game. Do the same in HL2 and add Ground Nodes and he will suffle, shoot and take cover. Portal took a lot out what HL2 hammer can do. So, I don't think it will work.
From my works, NPCs do not really work in portal as in HL2. I did not however try friendly NPCs but enemies don't respond at all. If you make a combine solider in portal and give him a shotgun, he will not have anything and he will not shoot, just hurt you if you come too close when in game. Do the same in HL2 and add Ground Nodes and he will suffle, shoot and take cover. Portal took a lot out what HL2 hammer can do. So, I don't think it will work.
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Quote from pestchamber on June 27, 2008, 9:17 amTelao wrote:Does anyone know if this is even possible. For a few maps that I am making I plan to add NPCs, however, the only scenes I can add are ones from portal_contentDoes anyone know how and indeed if I can add custom scenes into Portal?
well if you want npcs to talk you just do like i did, you place a light_spot in the face of them pointing at them so you only can see a white face andnot the mouth very good then place an ambient_generic and check "play everywhere" select your sound wich should be "raw" and not "game sounds". then play the ambient_generic and it looks fine.. make up an excuse for why theres a light there lulzor
Does anyone know how and indeed if I can add custom scenes into Portal?
well if you want npcs to talk you just do like i did, you place a light_spot in the face of them pointing at them so you only can see a white face andnot the mouth very good then place an ambient_generic and check "play everywhere" select your sound wich should be "raw" and not "game sounds". then play the ambient_generic and it looks fine.. make up an excuse for why theres a light there lulzor
Quote from Remmiz on June 27, 2008, 11:27 ampestchamber wrote:well if you want npcs to talk you just do like i did, you place a light_spot in the face of them pointing at them so you only can see a white face andnot the mouth very good then place an ambient_generic and check "play everywhere" select your sound wich should be "raw" and not "game sounds". then play the ambient_generic and it looks fine.. make up an excuse for why theres a light there lulzorThat is probably the worst fix for this problem ever lol
That is probably the worst fix for this problem ever lol
Quote from Telao on June 28, 2008, 8:21 ampestchamber wrote:well if you want npcs to talk you just do like i did, you place a light_spot in the face of them pointing at them so you only can see a white face andnot the mouth very good then place an ambient_generic and check "play everywhere" select your sound wich should be "raw" and not "game sounds". then play the ambient_generic and it looks fine.. make up an excuse for why theres a light there lulzor.. interesting idea
Anywho, thanks I got it working by creating a directory called scenes in username/portal/portal, adding them in there and assigning the logic_choreographed (which I can now spell correctly thanks to this)_scene to that.
It probably would have been simpler to have modded for Half Life first and get a feel for it all, but that would have been far too painless
.. interesting idea
Anywho, thanks I got it working by creating a directory called scenes in username/portal/portal, adding them in there and assigning the logic_choreographed (which I can now spell correctly thanks to this)_scene to that.
It probably would have been simpler to have modded for Half Life first and get a feel for it all, but that would have been far too painless
Quote from Doomsday192 on June 28, 2008, 9:44 amRemmiz wrote:That is probably the worst fix for this problem ever lolIndeed
lulzor
Indeed
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Quote from Hurricaaane on June 28, 2008, 10:49 amI got NPCs working in my map.
What you need is:
skill.cfg to reset in Portal. (Enables damage.)
NPC Sounds file manifests to re-include. (Enables sounds.)
I got NPCs working in my map.
What you need is:
skill.cfg to reset in Portal. (Enables damage.)
NPC Sounds file manifests to re-include. (Enables sounds.)
Author of Minecraft mods (MAtmos, Minaptics, NoteSlider) and Garry's Mod addons (Gunstrumental, SharpeYe, GarryWare, DepthHUD).
Quote from Telao on June 28, 2008, 2:01 pmHurricaaane wrote:I got NPCs working in my map.What you need is:
skill.cfg to reset in Portal. (Enables damage.)
NPC Sounds file manifests to re-include. (Enables sounds.)How do you do that?
What you need is:
skill.cfg to reset in Portal. (Enables damage.)
NPC Sounds file manifests to re-include. (Enables sounds.)
How do you do that?
Quote from Hurricaaane on June 29, 2008, 5:48 amTelao wrote:How do you do that?I made a Portal mod.
But it's technically possible to make it a Portal map.You need to include skill.cfg inside the map
Take skill.cfg from Half Life 2 GCF or Episodes.
For some reason I have to drastically increase the damage dealt from NPCs to player. One of the NPCs deal 80 skill damage which is in reality ingame 25 or 34 damage, don't remember (the logic is to kill the player after 3 or 4 hits).Also include a custom soundscript file that will be auto-asociated with the map. http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki ... undscripts
Get the desirec NPC sound contents from Half Lide 2's and/or Episodes.
I made a Portal mod.
But it's technically possible to make it a Portal map.
You need to include skill.cfg inside the map
Take skill.cfg from Half Life 2 GCF or Episodes.
For some reason I have to drastically increase the damage dealt from NPCs to player. One of the NPCs deal 80 skill damage which is in reality ingame 25 or 34 damage, don't remember (the logic is to kill the player after 3 or 4 hits).
Also include a custom soundscript file that will be auto-asociated with the map. http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki ... undscripts
Get the desirec NPC sound contents from Half Lide 2's and/or Episodes.
Author of Minecraft mods (MAtmos, Minaptics, NoteSlider) and Garry's Mod addons (Gunstrumental, SharpeYe, GarryWare, DepthHUD).
Quote from venator92 on July 3, 2008, 4:43 amIt is possible to import VCDs into Portal. Just extract them to the right folders from the GCF and rebuild the image file in FacePoser. However, you might want to extract all the VCDs from Portal's GCF too, as rebuilding the image file without them will mean Portal won't be able to find any of it's own VCDs.
It is possible to import VCDs into Portal. Just extract them to the right folders from the GCF and rebuild the image file in FacePoser. However, you might want to extract all the VCDs from Portal's GCF too, as rebuilding the image file without them will mean Portal won't be able to find any of it's own VCDs.