However, as I detailed in a post almost two years ago, Valve couldn’t even be bothered to do some decent textures or models for the port, despite them having most of the necessary materials already created for HL2. So, along comes Half-Life: Source, a straight port of Half-Life content into Half-Life 2’s Source Engine. I’ve been looking for an excuse to get into some Source Engine modding ever since Half-Life 2 came out and sure, I’ve wanted to do my own total-conversion mod (who hasn’t?) but knew I lacked the attention span to do so. ini to apply presets at startupĪdded a mixed jump type for both bhop and ABHĪdded an option to make the velocity display only count horizontal speedĪccurately converted friction and ground accelerationĬonverted the view bobbing from Half-Life 1Īdded options into the. Getting into cover will now no longer break shootingĪdded options into the. Movement types have now been combined into a single Jump Mode option (bhop, jump boost, or ABH)ĭucking will now actually make the player crouch

The toggle keybind now works even if Display Statistics is off Improvements to velocity retention when landingĪdded attachment support on top of moving vehicles A port of GoldSrc/Half-Life 1 and Source/Half-Life 2 movement to GTA V.īunnyhopping, airstrafing, surfing, wallboosting, swimming, sharking, ducking and noclip are all fully implemented, along with a toggle to switch between HL2 (ABH) and HL1 (bhop) mechanics and gravity.Įverything from sv_gravity and sv_airaccelerate, to mouse sensitivity and camera FOV can be tweaked in the config menu.Ĭollision detection is still a bit wonky, meaning slow on-foot movement and crouch jumping aren't perfect yet.įurther improvements to ground movement and frictionĪdded an option to make all walls double sidedĪccurately converted the jump boost from 2006 HL2 for the Old Engine Jump Boost optionĪdded more options and comments to the.

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