I wonder what the bhopping would feel like in this. quake 2 bhop worked almost the same as hl1 since the engines were so similar but most people actually spacebar bhopped because it let you hold it just a little bit before landing and still worked.
well the engine is basically the same if you open the console of counter-strike and type sv_gravity 800 the value 800 is the default counter-strike gravity but this cvars work on both engine and console i dont rmb but i think to b-hop its need to be set to 600 or 700
It really makes it even more impressive how much of a technical leap Half Life 1 was in it's time. Apparently, Half Life was the first ever commercially available game to have true skeletal animation, hence why they look all wibbly-wobbly in quake 1.
WiBS0N as an Indonesian I can confirm this. In a shopping mall near my house (a little mall to be exact, there are no big brand stores there) there are two shops selling bootleg PC games and softwares, aka those things that you usually downloaded via torrent.
+enotovski max Then UMPH! Sounds like someone is getting it on! Lol wtf... Hell, it's the Internet. I can say what I want here, like the word SHIT over and over again. SHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHIT!!!!!!!
It's Just A Prank Daaaaank, man! Ill bring some chicks along, and some beer, WHICH THAT LARDASS BARNEY STILL OWES ME AFTER THAT LAST INCIDENT. YEAH, BARNEY, IM TALKED ABOUT YOU, YOU FUCKING SHIT! Damn, I need to throw some more shit at some shit.
GoldSrc (HL's engine) is a highly modified version of idTech 2, Quake and Quake 2's engine. Here, it is running in the original unmodified engine. Without the modifications, you can see all the models became unstable, like they were bags of liquid. Also, transparent textures don't work.
@@vappyenjoyer24 the wobbling effect comes from the low precision data format used to the alias models (1 byte per vertex axis on Quake .mdl, 2 bytes for Quake 2 .md2)
madcaesars I'm no furry, but liking antropomorphic animals is not necessary related to having a sexual attraction towards them, sure some do and it's fucking disgusting, but other people just simply like them, with no fetishes involved or whatsoever.
Quake used a model format called MD2. MD2 models save their vertex locations with a really low precision. When the frames are then tweened together, the vertices all shift to slightly different locations, causing the "wavy" effect. This was corrected with the introduction of the MD3 model, which saved the vertices in a more precise way :)
This was because the quake engine was before the invention of the skeletal animation system. Back then they had to animate all polygons insted of animating it from bones.
That is an incorrect answer. Read my reply. -- It's all about vertex precision. The next frame-based model format used by Quake (MD3) used more precise vertices, eliminating the wavy effect (before bone animation).
Pick one. Either "Source was built from ground up and contains no Quake code" or "They bought the license and used it to make GoldSrc and Half-Life", because the source engine is built from the goldsrc. What (is supposed to be) written from scratch is the source 2. "there are still bits of early Quake code in Half-Life 2" Cit Carmack. That said, we're a bunch of nerds :D
Well I'd bet the only things in source 2 from quake aerial the stuff we memorised like the console commands and stuff. Also I don't understand why the source engine has floating windows when opening the settings.
@@n646n the “its obviously the source engine” thing is what it would have been without context. but we have context. why are you such a grammar nazi anyway
GoldSrc (Half-Life 1 engine) is indeed a heavily overhauled Quake engine with some Quake 2 code in it. The most notable additions was a skeletal animation system, a 16-bit colour palette (so you could have transparency and blending colors), and significantly better AI.
If anyone here has played the half life alpha tech demo, what you see here makes a lot of sense. Gldsrc was revolutionary. They added skeletal animation (that's why the models here wiggle), transparency, better scripting, light effects, better sound effects, and so much more. I don't know the link to the alpha rn but it should be a quick google.
Koksik Epicki fuckin true. Who doesn't knows what's ID Software is a guy who doesn't had a childhood. Oh, and by the way... The best and the very first game for my Win 95 was The Neverhood and... Quake! Oh great times...
Except the models didn't looked like baloons,the models were worse,Barney's eyes were much bigger,the scientists were mute,there were no shotguns,the pistol and SMG had laser sounds,the hud would be like the Goldeneye's one,the textures were worse,the resolution were worse,the sounds were more detailed and messed up at the same time and Gordon Freeman were known as Ivan "The Space Biker".
***** You shittin' me? iD software made the original engine Half Life is based off of.. Not to mention pretty much inventing the FPS genre with DooM, Wolfenstein, Quake, etc.
"Apparently, GabeN bought a Quake engine License for Half-Life, But why not Half-Life in Quake? All that I can just say is, This Port is impressive" that is because they modded the Quake engine in order to give the game better graphics, lighting, animation etc.
It runs on modified Quake 1 engine called "Kurok" :) -you can see colored lightmaps (not supported by Q1) for ex. Also models, textures and maps (not all of them) were converted from HL1 format to Q1 format and game logic has been (partially) rewritten (using HL-SDK code) to the "QuakeC" language (by Sisah).
+xXblazmodzXx I think that people were expecting a full recreation of Half-Life using the Source engine. It's just kind of lazy looking. It's also very odd to see explosion and water effects from Half-Life 2 in HLSource because they look completely out of place. I don't think they even improved the textures, they're still the same and look like crap.
vissova Not only that but it's unbalanced and very poorly optimized. Ammo does different damage, AI doesn't behave the same and actually has a LOT LESS animations/states, collisions are bad, gordon's movement is horribly fast or too slow, etc...
Even today's Valve's engines have some Quake code in them. A lot of people don't realize this nor even that HL1 was made on the Quake engine, so it is good this video is up so people learn the true roots of all FPS games.
The GoldSrc engine , used by Half-Life , CS1.6 , CS CZ and other games is a heavily modified verion of the Quake engine(id Tech 2). Thats why Half-Life can run well on Quake engine too.
***** ALRIGHT!!!! we know goldsrc is heavily based off of the bloody quake engine, for f**ks sakes just say it once not to every comment on this video!
Yeah I know especially the animations are a bit weird. The people in the game look like they are floating. But still it was in its early stage of developement.
Did quake not support transparent textures? Because all the textures with transparency are filled in. It's really interesting to see this, though. It's a good look at what valve improved upon with goldsrc.
There's an alpha version of Half-Life with the version number 0.52. The alpha build comes with a tech demo map that showcases many of the new features Valve had added to the Quake engine at the time, with transparency being one such feature.
Just a lazy port for funsies. DXT1 without alpha possibly. Or maybe the engine only supported TGA in those days. Not an expert on modding something quite that ancient though.
The grating on some of the walls aren't see through. The resonance cascade looks like somebody is playing wav files through the speakers and nothing is really happening.
0:58 That made me laugh harder than it should have. 'Oh, what's that? you wanna go down? well screw you, dude. Unlike you, gravity ain't the boss of me.'
From what I hear, getting half life 1 maps running in quake is simple enough, since HL1 maps are like BSP 1.2 where quake would be 1.0. But to get all this running is fascinating.
The console error messages suggest it's running on Darkplaces, which used to be one of the best ports for the original Quake engine about 13 years ago.
Кэтишкэт Main Technically, while HL1 and the GoldSrc engine were in development, Quake 2 was released and some resources from the engine of that game were infused in GoldSrc, so it's like a modified baby of Quake Engine and IDTech 2
back when i watched this when i was 10 i had no idea how anything in this port worked and now after having played quake i actually understand whats happening
Yeah, exactly like that! When Source was developed, it was slowly replacing every part of GoldSrc until it was a completely new engine. Quake physics were replaced by Havoc, a new system for processing models and textures was built, etc.
Half-life was based on a heavily modified quake 1 engine with many many customizations. But it is still q1 engine, not q2. The polycount on the models is far lesser than q2. Kingpin and soldier of fortune used q2 engine. But the finished result is heavier to run than q2. The weakest system that I got halflife to run on fast with minimum 30fps and 800x600 res was a 166MHz p1 MMX, with 32 mb of ram and software mode. It can run on a slower system with a 3d accelerator (e.g 3Dfx).-continued above-
One neat feature is that GoldSrc engine can distinguish walking sufraces, like when you walk on metal it sounds like it , when you walk on grass it sounds like grass etc.
Half-Life's own engine is GoldSrc which is based on the Quake engine licensed from ID software. They kept the graphics-stuff but rewrote pretty much everything else. GoldSrc's AI system is essentially written from scratch. IMHO, In comparison to the unmodified Quake engine, GoldSrc heavily improved on gameplay mechanics.
@10trev Um it was a modified version of the quake 2 engine. And heavily modfifiedd and this was the quake engine sued in this game was the quake 1 engine.
I love all the 'corrections' about the engine 'actually' being GoldSrc.. Back when HL first came out there was no such thing as the GoldSrc engine. Half-Life is a combination of the Quake and Quake2 engines, both of which which Valve had licensed from id Software. Years later this engine was named GoldSource when Valve began working on the Source engine for HL2, to differentiate the codebases from one-another, as the Source engine is derived from the GoldSource engine.
THW WINDOWS LIVE MESSENGER SOUND IN THE BACKGROUND ON 2:35 ... OMG THE NOSTALGIA DUDEEEEEEE... Playing Half-life with my 64 Video memory and 512 mb of RAM... Good times!
This looks like it's constantly struggling to run without violently exploding.
+vissova So, it's a woman.
+vissova omg your icon is Future Cop L.A.P.D
youre awesome!
+An Ordinator
Killed it.
An Ordinator I don't mean your comment about marathon. I meant your original comment.
You killed the joke man. Not cool.
An Ordinator Get off the horizontal, and get on the vertical, my totally un-mellow man.
You are harshing my flow duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude.
"We have half-life at home"
Half-Life at home:
go away lol
@@sigmabidan why you say "go away" for him?
we have your mom at home
TimTom! I never knew you were a programming nerd! I am too!
I wonder what the bhopping would feel like in this. quake 2 bhop worked almost the same as hl1 since the engines were so similar but most people actually spacebar bhopped because it let you hold it just a little bit before landing and still worked.
bhopping in q2 was alright but the strafejumping on multiplayer and mods like action quake 2 was the shit
Bruh moment
trespasser
well the engine is basically the same if you open the console of counter-strike and type sv_gravity 800 the value 800 is the default counter-strike gravity but this cvars work on both engine and console i dont rmb but i think to b-hop its need to be set to 600 or 700
yyyggubxbcj
"They're waiting for you Gordon, in the testt chamberr."
Possibly the most ominous line in the entire game.
1:45
"Everything seems to be in order.."
*shakes head*
"There a blue beam tethered to my groin."
trogo
The NPCs look like they're from Ed Edd n Eddy.
*ER...I''M WORRIED ABOUT A RESONANT CASCADE DOUBLE-D!*
poopermcpoopertin
Einstein Einstein n Einsteny.
It really makes it even more impressive how much of a technical leap Half Life 1 was in it's time. Apparently, Half Life was the first ever commercially available game to have true skeletal animation, hence why they look all wibbly-wobbly in quake 1.
If you just named it "Indonesian Half Life 1 Bootleg Gameplay" Nobody could tell the difference.
kek
its not as bad as the GTA:SA bootlegs, right?
no, you can pirate a game and sell it like nothing matters, never buy game on discs in indonesia, 96% of them are pirates
WiBS0N as an Indonesian I can confirm this. In a shopping mall near my house (a little mall to be exact, there are no big brand stores there) there are two shops selling bootleg PC games and softwares, aka those things that you usually downloaded via torrent.
WiBS0N you could buy on a well-known store though, like gamestop. they sell legit copies.
Gordon: HUAH!
+enotovski max Then UMPH! Sounds like someone is getting it on! Lol wtf... Hell, it's the Internet. I can say what I want here, like the word SHIT over and over again.
SHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHITSHIT!!!!!!!
This is some good shit.
It's Just A Prank Oh HELL YEAH!!
IMA THROW SOME SHIT, AT SOME OTHER SHIT, AND THEN DO SHIT TO SOME SHIT!!
THIS IS GOOD SHIT, MAN!!! GOOD SHIT M8
Gage Pfister Haha, you said it man. Keep throwing that shit about, mate. Now... I need to smoke some chill shit. :j if you get my drift.
It's Just A Prank Daaaaank, man! Ill bring some chicks along, and some beer, WHICH THAT LARDASS BARNEY STILL OWES ME AFTER THAT LAST INCIDENT. YEAH, BARNEY, IM TALKED ABOUT YOU, YOU FUCKING SHIT! Damn, I need to throw some more shit at some shit.
1:35 - got to love that wobbly professor model :D
+InStars He has sweet dance moves
Ah, good old per-vertex animation...
and I say HEYEYEYEYEEYYY HEYEYEYYEYEYYEE
I also like how the mp5 is wobbly and gordon freeman seems to prefer using it one handed.
This must have been a complete fucking nightmare to animate
Well, that’s a new side effect of the resonance cascade. A blue line constnatly pointing in some direction. Fascinating!
Lmao
The blue line appears before the resonance cascade.
GoldSrc (HL's engine) is a highly modified version of idTech 2, Quake and Quake 2's engine. Here, it is running in the original unmodified engine. Without the modifications, you can see all the models became unstable, like they were bags of liquid. Also, transparent textures don't work.
the models aren't unstable; they were ported to non-skeletal animation system idtech used (which is polygon based animations I think)
@@vappyenjoyer24 the wobbling effect comes from the low precision data format used to the alias models (1 byte per vertex axis on Quake .mdl, 2 bytes for Quake 2 .md2)
Black Mesa Sorce looks good.
+UnderCon Studios I don't see the point in correcting a year old comment.
dead meme edgy
That Guy
*that's the joke*
@@kreuner11 thats the joke
mutated couldnt resist it it did what it had to do by order of fucking with the wrong one
"everything seems to be in order"
...does it?
Half Life 1 was based off the Quake engine. Heavily modified, but the source is the same.
+John Blaszczyk CORRECTION: not the same source, a similar upgraded engine. They created
+KaPo Andre QuakeWorld engine?
+2ツDerickFabro No, goldsource.
Amaze Doge ah, yeah, you're right, i did a mistake
+2ツDerickFabro So, which means that Source engine also got some leftover code from Quake engine right?
5:04 The mp5 shoots shotgun shells apparently
Good ol' Idtech2 particles making everything look like shotgun spray.
lmao the new mp5 shoots 6 bullets at once
The engine can be modified to do anything.
As of today, the most advanced modified quake engine, Darkplaces, is able to do wonderful things.
@LG 96
What?
Was there another modified Quake1 engine better than Darkplaces, more than 6 years ago?
Name it.
@LG 96
mkay
@@ChristianIce Ciao Crì
@@benrichardson5798
Bella!
Fteqw is the better darkplaces
*Picks up long-jump module* "Power Assist: Movement Activated" *Can't crouch*
madcaesars What is with people bashing other people because of a single profile picture.
madcaesars You tag em all as cringy just because of the behaviour of some of them.
madcaesars That's quite being a dick.
madcaesars I'm no furry, but liking antropomorphic animals is not necessary related to having a sexual attraction towards them, sure some do and it's fucking disgusting, but other people just simply like them, with no fetishes involved or whatsoever.
What a fucking ignorant thing to say.
I've always liked that oldschool wobbliness with the models.
They are making a remaster of Kingpin and they can't fix the wobbliness, check it out :D
The models look like jelly
welcome to the 90s
@SuperJayXD Quake, Quake 2 and Silent Hill come to mind.
@SuperJayXD Resident Evil 1,2,&3.
@SuperJayXD * laughs in PS1 *
Quake uses voxel animation
Love to see what Surface Tension looks running on the Quake engine. Probably like shit, but still.
Why are all the NPCs made of jiggling water balloons?
Quake used a model format called MD2. MD2 models save their vertex locations with a really low precision. When the frames are then tweened together, the vertices all shift to slightly different locations, causing the "wavy" effect. This was corrected with the introduction of the MD3 model, which saved the vertices in a more precise way :)
orange451 I figured it was a vertex precision issue. Do you know whether the vertexes are positioned in relation to the player, or to the world?
In relation to the origin of the model (being 0, 0, 0 in most cases). Then the model is positioned using matrices (just a simple translation).
This was because the quake engine was before the invention of the skeletal animation system. Back then they had to animate all polygons insted of animating it from bones.
That is an incorrect answer. Read my reply.
--
It's all about vertex precision. The next frame-based model format used by Quake (MD3) used more precise vertices, eliminating the wavy effect (before bone animation).
Pick one.
Either "Source was built from ground up and contains no Quake code" or "They bought the license and used it to make GoldSrc and Half-Life", because the source engine is built from the goldsrc.
What (is supposed to be) written from scratch is the source 2.
"there are still bits of early Quake code in Half-Life 2" Cit Carmack.
That said, we're a bunch of nerds :D
Well I'd bet the only things in source 2 from quake aerial the stuff we memorised like the console commands and stuff.
Also I don't understand why the source engine has floating windows when opening the settings.
@@n646n no shit its source
@@n646n well i dont have to use it
@@n646n i dont need to use grammar at all to make my sentence make sense, you need to use your brain. please stop being a jimmy neutron
@@n646n the “its obviously the source engine” thing is what it would have been without context. but we have context. why are you such a grammar nazi anyway
Reverse ports have always impressed me.
This is amazing.
It's not a mockery, it's a very good example of how little Carmacks engine has changed since Quakeworld
crazy to think source 2 is just a really big edit of the quake engine.
GoldSrc (Half-Life 1 engine) is indeed a heavily overhauled Quake engine with some Quake 2 code in it.
The most notable additions was a skeletal animation system, a 16-bit colour palette (so you could have transparency and blending colors), and significantly better AI.
If anyone here has played the half life alpha tech demo, what you see here makes a lot of sense. Gldsrc was revolutionary. They added skeletal animation (that's why the models here wiggle), transparency, better scripting, light effects, better sound effects, and so much more.
I don't know the link to the alpha rn but it should be a quick google.
that's probably how Half Life was in alpha version
***** HOW COULD YOU NOT KNOW ABOUT ID SOFTWARE?! IF NOT ID SOFTWARE WE PROBABLY WOULDN'T EVEN HAVE HALF LIFE!
Koksik Epicki fuckin true. Who doesn't knows what's ID Software is a guy who doesn't had a childhood. Oh, and by the way... The best and the very first game for my Win 95 was The Neverhood and... Quake! Oh great times...
Except the models didn't looked like baloons,the models were worse,Barney's eyes were much bigger,the scientists were mute,there were no shotguns,the pistol and SMG had laser sounds,the hud would be like the Goldeneye's one,the textures were worse,the resolution were worse,the sounds were more detailed and messed up at the same time and Gordon Freeman were known as Ivan "The Space Biker".
*****
You shittin' me? iD software made the original engine Half Life is based off of.. Not to mention pretty much inventing the FPS genre with DooM, Wolfenstein, Quake, etc.
*****
This isn't a theory. You can find the affirmation from one those dev team staff in some interviews. Too lazy to find it once again.
"Apparently, GabeN bought a Quake engine License for Half-Life, But why not Half-Life in Quake? All that I can just say is, This Port is impressive" that is because they modded the Quake engine in order to give the game better graphics, lighting, animation etc.
whoosh
@@sokogekigoji8299 ah I see you just killed him with words, LOL, .... eh.... Sorry
@@hiimaRandomGamer you go back too
@@IAm-zo1bo no
@@IAm-zo1bo ur not my daddy
>a weird blue strip
"testing... testing.. everything seems to be in order"
1:36 that scientist is made out of water
It runs on modified Quake 1 engine called "Kurok" :) -you can see colored lightmaps (not supported by Q1) for ex. Also models, textures and maps (not all of them) were converted from HL1 format to Q1 format and game logic has been (partially) rewritten (using HL-SDK code) to the "QuakeC" language (by Sisah).
Still a better port than Half Life Source.
Why do people hate HL source? I see nothing wrong with it.
+xXblazmodzXx I think that people were expecting a full recreation of Half-Life using the Source engine. It's just kind of lazy looking. It's also very odd to see explosion and water effects from Half-Life 2 in HLSource because they look completely out of place. I don't think they even improved the textures, they're still the same and look like crap.
vissova Not only that but it's unbalanced and very poorly optimized. Ammo does different damage, AI doesn't behave the same and actually has a LOT LESS animations/states, collisions are bad, gordon's movement is horribly fast or too slow, etc...
+Vrabo
Not to mention the character models look better in the GS version. In the HL:Source version, they look like sock puppets!
Well, Dang. I Actually played it before, for like 5 seconds.
Infinity ward HQ can say what ever they want, but CoD is made on Quake 3 id tech 3 and all CoD series are still running on id tech 3 engine.
Stevan Gucu three years and nobody gives a shit.
Stop buying cod that's all
That take has quite a potent thermal capacity
Even today's Valve's engines have some Quake code in them. A lot of people don't realize this nor even that HL1 was made on the Quake engine, so it is good this video is up so people learn the true roots of all FPS games.
The GoldSrc engine , used by Half-Life , CS1.6 , CS CZ and other games is a heavily modified verion of the Quake engine(id Tech 2). Thats why Half-Life can run well on Quake engine too.
***** ALRIGHT!!!! we know goldsrc is heavily based off of the bloody quake engine, for f**ks sakes just say it once not to every comment on this video!
***** I think it looks pretty good.
Yeah I know especially the animations are a bit weird. The people in the game look like they are floating. But still it was in its early stage of developement.
Oh ok. But seems Gaben didnt work on id-tech 3.... only 1 and 2...
***** I think XgamerGR meant that this unofficial port is in early development. I don't know.
Did quake not support transparent textures? Because all the textures with transparency are filled in.
It's really interesting to see this, though. It's a good look at what valve improved upon with goldsrc.
yes, in the alpha version of half life, they added transparent textures
There's an alpha version of Half-Life with the version number 0.52. The alpha build comes with a tech demo map that showcases many of the new features Valve had added to the Quake engine at the time, with transparency being one such feature.
GLQuake supported translucency, as seen with its water, but I think it was more of a special trick than an actual implementation of translucency.
@@alfo2804 that was fully transparent, not alpha transparency.
Just a lazy port for funsies. DXT1 without alpha possibly. Or maybe the engine only supported TGA in those days. Not an expert on modding something quite that ancient though.
GoldSrc is the Quake Engine, it's just heavily modified
And you can see why. Trying to shove it onto Quake's unmodified engine is very problematic.
Yeah
The grating on some of the walls aren't see through. The resonance cascade looks like somebody is playing wav files through the speakers and nothing is really happening.
if source is a heavily modified version of goldscource would it technically would be the quake engine
@@cyllum8627 yes
It's interesting that all the invisible interaction triggers are visible.
Actually one of the big points of this was that the Kurok engine (what this is on) would run on the psp, thus giving us half life on psp.
0:58
That made me laugh harder than it should have.
'Oh, what's that? you wanna go down? well screw you, dude. Unlike you, gravity ain't the boss of me.'
From what I hear, getting half life 1 maps running in quake is simple enough, since HL1 maps are like BSP 1.2 where quake would be 1.0. But to get all this running is fascinating.
2:09
-Testing, Testing
-Everything seems to be in order
*MOVES HEAD LIKE NO*
Did anyone port quake to the goldsource engine?
@SuperJayXD Exactly that. This is the quake engine running half life. Can we do the opposite?
There has been one or two attempts, but they haven't gotten very far. I don't know why, though.
Remember we still dont have goldsrc source code though... but we do have id tech 1 and 2.
@Felipe Gomes thats a really bad port...
@Felipe Gomes i mean, I have ported quake maps to an extent hl2 and tf2, they could have kept the lighting
That port is used on Half-Life PSP
Nope, PSP port is a mod for Kurok.
TailsDoll RollinsR Oh. Okey.
Which also runs in the quake engine so you are 50% right.
TailsDoll RollinsR :v
the shotgun looks like it’s made of jelly
HUURPF!
Man I love that beefy jump noise. Even with the obvious Quake door noises I wasn't expecting it though.
It looks like hf1 with quake 1 / 2 sounds.
emptyField It is
Yes essentially
quite impressive piece of work you managed over there, i'am impressssssed
I heard the same sort of quite static sound here that sometimes occurs when playing Garry's mod and opining a door with no sound.
I love the mimicking of the weird head movement of the scientists
The console error messages suggest it's running on Darkplaces, which used to be one of the best ports for the original Quake engine about 13 years ago.
I believe the GoldSrc engine used a deep blue as transparent, the original Quake engine used pink.
Well yeah GoldSrc is heavily based off IDTech 2.
Nope, id Tech 2 is engine of Quake II. First Quake's engine is called "Quake Engine". And GoldSrc is heavily modified version of Quake Engine.
Кэтишкэт Main no id tech 1 is doom engine and id tech 2 is the quake engine
DopeZebra en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id_tech_2
It can be both. Old system (IdTech2 is Quake II engine) and new system (IdTech2 is Quake Engine).
Кэтишкэт Main oh ok
Кэтишкэт Main Technically, while HL1 and the GoldSrc engine were in development, Quake 2 was released and some resources from the engine of that game were infused in GoldSrc, so it's like a modified baby of Quake Engine and IDTech 2
I remember the interpolation on the vertex animations in Quake 2 or Sin.
Makes the characters and guns look like they're made of jelly.
back when i watched this when i was 10 i had no idea how anything in this port worked and now after having played quake i actually understand whats happening
>Scientist pulsates uncontrollably
Yeah, exactly like that! When Source was developed, it was slowly replacing every part of GoldSrc until it was a completely new engine. Quake physics were replaced by Havoc, a new system for processing models and textures was built, etc.
the scientists look like content aware scale
Lemonadka no skeletal animation
Half-life was based on a heavily modified quake 1 engine with many many customizations. But it is still q1 engine, not q2. The polycount on the models is far lesser than q2. Kingpin and soldier of fortune used q2 engine. But the finished result is heavier to run than q2. The weakest system that I got halflife to run on fast with minimum 30fps and 800x600 res was a 166MHz p1 MMX, with 32 mb of ram and software mode. It can run on a slower system with a 3d accelerator (e.g 3Dfx).-continued above-
You know what's fun? The fact that I actually like weapon bobbing in this one more than in the original.
Is there a download for this?
"Look What They Need to Mimic a Fraction of Our Power"
This video was made on 5th of January 2010, And today is 5th of January 2023, 13 years ago wow
0:14 overload of errors incoming
Zombies actually look scarier here
"Wait, it's all jelly?"
"Always has been."
@Gridseeker Valve calls Half-Lifes engine GolsSrc now, btw.
Welcome to Half Life
Quarter-Life. That should be a mod.
Actuor's nose:
+Dolan Duk (Soul consumer) Uncycylopedia (an online site like wikiped)...
Qweekskowped Told me I was making a mod called quater-life, but I doesn't know where come but I decides to make anyways,
0:23 first giggle
It's amazing just how similar Half-Life plays to Quake. Yeah, it's based off of Quake's engine, but still.
"based off" doesn't mean it's easy to convert.
One neat feature is that GoldSrc engine can distinguish walking sufraces, like when you walk on metal it sounds like it , when you walk on grass it sounds like grass etc.
=when walking on textureGrass
=Play sound Grasswalk.wav
you can not believe,but gold sourse BASED on quake 1 engine with modifications like skeletal animation
Quake 1 engine, get your facts straight.
quake 4 engine
get your facts split
its actually a mix between 1 with some additions from 2
no he is correct half life was based of the quake 1 engine which was modded to allow valve to implement what they needed. so no it did not use quake 3
I can believe this, because EVERYONE knows it.
So what's the point of buying a licence for an engine if you are not going to use it?
Easy: Fun
Make goldsrc
I am really excited for this video!
This is when Quake its released and it does separately with Half Life Mod
Explain like im 5 how they run a whole game on a different engine the pros and cons
Test Half Life (new gauge) and Half Life Quake
You could run it , because the goldsrc engine is based on the quake engine , i was able to do it and run it.
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Half life runs a heavily modified version of the quake 2 engine which is heavily modified quake one.
The quake engine was used for classic deathmatch
So it's obviously that run perfectly
Yes.
+Alexsessantaquattro Turri deathmatch classic is on gold source and served the same purpose as half life source but it was on the gold source engine
Goldsrc features in 1998 was very similar to the id tech 2 made for quake 2, but both engines comes from quake 1
Half-Life's own engine is GoldSrc which is based on the Quake engine licensed from ID software. They kept the graphics-stuff but rewrote pretty much everything else.
GoldSrc's AI system is essentially written from scratch.
IMHO, In comparison to the unmodified Quake engine, GoldSrc heavily improved on gameplay mechanics.
Basically, Half-Life on Commodore 64.
Commodore 64s don't even have 3D capabilities, let alone Half-Life! This looks more like if Half-Life were made for DOS.
Half-Life on Nintendo 64
Pretty much.
***** You're right, it's more like Half-life on DOS !
C64 would be very low resolution, no textures, and extremely low poly.
How bout a download link
Now we have to wait for QUAKE LIFE 2
Fun Fact: GoldSrc is a modified version of the Quake Engine.
How did you port this? Did you copy Half-Life files to the Quake files?
WhoAreYouCallingPinhead69 thx
YoRToR Your welcome
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Isn't GoldSrc basically just idtech1 with some extra features added?
Yes, a heavily modified version of it.
IdTech2 (Quake Engine). IdTech1 was the engine that was used for DOOM. :)
I always thought idTech2 was the Quake II engine. It turns out idTech2 refers to both the Quake I and Quake II engines.
MUTRONICS mrbigmouth502 The Quake game files reference the quake engine as ID1 - idtech1.
Actually 75% or so of GoldSrc is Valve Software's.
Man... I loved those quake sounds
somehow the audio is even crunchier. i didnt think that was even possible
Still less buggy than Half Life Source
I guess they didn't modify the engine much, other wise the game wouldn't run on its old counterpart.
Well didn't modify the integral bits, the structure is the same.
@10trev Um it was a modified version of the quake 2 engine. And heavily modfifiedd and this was the quake engine sued in this game was the quake 1 engine.
I like how they all just rapidly slide against the ground
I love all the 'corrections' about the engine 'actually' being GoldSrc.. Back when HL first came out there was no such thing as the GoldSrc engine. Half-Life is a combination of the Quake and Quake2 engines, both of which which Valve had licensed from id Software. Years later this engine was named GoldSource when Valve began working on the Source engine for HL2, to differentiate the codebases from one-another, as the Source engine is derived from the GoldSource engine.
Time Travler: **kicks rock**
The Timeline:
THW WINDOWS LIVE MESSENGER SOUND IN THE BACKGROUND ON 2:35 ... OMG THE NOSTALGIA DUDEEEEEEE... Playing Half-life with my 64 Video memory and 512 mb of RAM... Good times!
The flashlight is great,it's even better than in GoldSource.
I like the new half-life source improvements
Does anybody know a tutorial on how to port Goldsrc to quake? I'm trying to do this to Blue-Shift.
*This is how legend game born.*
this is insanely cool