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Sarron
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Hi everyone. =)
I'm wondering what good resources (if any, at this early stage), you've all found in your pursuit of all things HL2 coding related.
In particular, are there any forums (other than this one, that is!), especially small or obscure ones, that you've found have interesting people working on ambitious modifications (small and large) and who are good about sharing and sharing alike? Any good IRC channels, FAQs, or whatnot?
Specifically, my interests are in finding other coders out there who are interested in making significant improvements to the systems we can use to tie entity interactions together meaningfully.
In particular, I'm interested in ways of tracking players' actions and updating the state of many objects in the world to reflect that. But anything along these lines of pushing the envelop of what we can do, especially in terms of input, output, and the backend in to manage it all in between, are what I'm personally most interested in.
Heck, if we can get a good, if informal, list of *quality* coding resources going, perhaps we could even put together an FAQ or a stick thread for others' reference. Remember -- there's no review like peer review.
Thanks for your comments. =)
(Of course, I will also seek to add my best finds here over time as well)
I'm wondering what good resources (if any, at this early stage), you've all found in your pursuit of all things HL2 coding related.
In particular, are there any forums (other than this one, that is!), especially small or obscure ones, that you've found have interesting people working on ambitious modifications (small and large) and who are good about sharing and sharing alike? Any good IRC channels, FAQs, or whatnot?
Specifically, my interests are in finding other coders out there who are interested in making significant improvements to the systems we can use to tie entity interactions together meaningfully.
In particular, I'm interested in ways of tracking players' actions and updating the state of many objects in the world to reflect that. But anything along these lines of pushing the envelop of what we can do, especially in terms of input, output, and the backend in to manage it all in between, are what I'm personally most interested in.
Heck, if we can get a good, if informal, list of *quality* coding resources going, perhaps we could even put together an FAQ or a stick thread for others' reference. Remember -- there's no review like peer review.
Thanks for your comments. =)
(Of course, I will also seek to add my best finds here over time as well)
