Proto talk:Half-Life 2 (Windows)/September 26th 2003 Build
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Drivable APCs
Dunno if this is relevant, but it's possible to get in and drive the Combine APCs. Using the console to set the "locked" property to 0 (aim at one and use !picker for the class, Google for exactly how, I don't have instructions on hand), you can get in just like any other vehicle. It's perfectly drivable, but the view is from underneath, and locked facing right, instead of forward. I don't remember if there are weapons, but I'm pretty sure there aren't. --SheeEttin 18:15, 10 July 2013 (EDT)
Combine soldier animations
There's an error in the article - Combine soldiers animations are far from final. The guys are standing more straight up and less hunching. There melee attack is kicking instead of attacking with a rifle butt from the final version. — The preceding unsigned comment was added by Uzernaem (talk • contribs)
Some of the maps in the WC map pack.
Youtube user MarphitimusBlackimus has had some video documentation maps in the map pack, these include:
- The source files for a Half Life 1 multiplayer map named Cloister. (cloister.vmf) Video of the map in action
- Source files for all the Half Life 1 maps. The only ones documented are c4a1y, and c4a1z. These are cut beta Xen maps from the original Half Life. (c4a1y.vmf and c4a1z.vmf) Video of the maps in action
Other documented maps include:
- hazard01.vmf - What appears to be some sort of training level for Half Life 2. It features Kliener and Gman. Video of it in action (Note, the uploader was playing it with final Half Life 2 models, hence the SMG model)
- ickypop - a strange joke map made by Marc Laidlaw. Video of it in action
I also heard there's some unfinished maps for Half Life Source, but I cannot find information on it.
These videos also include downloads for fixed, compiled versions of the maps for their respective games.
E3 2002 Maps
I know the article says there's too many maps in the WC map pack to document, but would it be worth it at least to document the six e3 maps? They areː
- e3_depot (the early Wasteland design, including a massive Combine base next to a lighthouse)
- e3_industrial (a big map of the early design for City 17, including the Cremator factory)
- e3_ship (an outline of the Borealis chapters)
- e3_strider (early version of "Follow Freemanǃ", with the cut Hydra at the end)
- e3_terminal (early entrance to City 17, features the cut Combine Guard wiping out a rebel riot)
- e3_town (Ravenholm, with the famous cut dock entrance, otherwise identical to the final game)
I found this menu screen via looking at a video of a demonstration of SoftImage XSI, which was about showcasing lighting in Source. This menu screen probably is from before or after the 2003 leak.
