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Great thanks.. I guess thats the bug :cool:

I was playing halflife 1 today and tried running at 1280x1024 and for some weird reason the console and other small text gets all funny in Direct 3D mode. In openGL at the same resolution the text is clear. Anyone know what the problem is ? I have a hercules ati radeon 9800 pro 128mb with...

Repeating textures are the worst... also flat polygons. Did anyone notice on the source engine HDR demo that when the user went into the wind tunnel the wooden planks were all flat and blocky? If anything needs a normal (bump) map then wood does!

Re: sad but..is it true ??? eb are so far out of the "loop" of official information that whatever they say can be ignored

in 10-15 years Japan will be the robot capital of the world...

Making a mod for halflife 2 kills alot of time... learn xsi, use xsi, learn concept art and 3ds max ... chews up time like nothing else :/

cant go past chewing gum...

What are you american? I'd rather come from a country built on the sweat of convicts than with the sweat of slaves.

too much info there tas... but having the manual is good, I agree

What if it will be on steam on the 30th of september but in stores at a later date? Thats another possibility

Thanks, that demo is the bomb... I hope HL2 has light maps with dynamic brightness like that :bounce:

thats a picture of a desk :)

hehe I wonder what would have happened if you went ahead with the plan B's (pizza, cake, sneaking in). sounds like you had a good time and thanks for the excellent report :/

make thread close now

Another alyx :cheers:

OK we wont...

verse you moron learn to use a question mark "?" in your topic when your asking a question

There is no such thing as "fall" in Australia so we wouldnt understand :cheese:

TFC is like a bugs bunny cartoon... scouts bouncing around, other funny characters doing larger than life things I hope TF2 is what its name suggests, a sequel to TF1 for Quake, but with source power...

good to see directx moving in a forward direction... imagine what dx10 will implement :)