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Probably Surface Tension.

Try verifying your cache. Also, do you have any launch parameters?

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1648191

npc_create npc_bullseye will create an entity that the Strider/Gunship/etc should shoot at.

Have you tried asking on the l4dmappers mailing list?

You could bind it to a key e.g. bind x "ent_setname strider;ent_fire strider setcannontarget !player" (or something to that effect).

Maybe this: ent_setname strider;ent_fire strider setcannontarget !player I think you'll need to have your cursor on the strider for it to work.

Extract the texture from source materials.gcf (I think it's in hl2\materials\models\headcrab_classic) and modify it (you'll need VTFEdit and an image editing program). Put the modified .vtf in steamapps\<user>\half-life 2\hl2\materials\models\headcrab_classic\

I'm pretty sure that the Valve Developer wiki is the only place with any decent information. I'm not really familiar with the code, but I'd find where the picking up and dropping code is make it pickup only, then duplicate it to work with another command (+drop or something like that) and make...

I'm not sure, but this might help: http://yaakovs.wordpress.com/software/gridmount/

You can just change the key that +use is bound to. Or do you want e to pick up, and right click to drop?

Also, if the .map files fail to load, maybe try loading them in Hammer 3.5 and fixing them up a bit before using them in Hammer 4.1

Looks like you might need a better graphics card. I don't think a 32mb graphics card is good enough to run Source.

Which Hammer are you using? If it's the one in the Source SDK try resetting the configurations.

What are your specs?

Have you changed the DirectX level?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Execution_Prevention There's a guide on how to disable it for specific processes here: http://www.0xc0000005.com/dep-exceptions.html

Where did you put them? Do they have the same name(s) as the citizen model(s)?

Do you have DEP disabled for hl2.exe?

No problem.