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Some of you may have used "Garry's mod" for HL2, which allowed you to do
crazy things like staple a spinning wheel to a combine.
It has now been updated with stuff like a "balloon gun" and tweaks to the
other aspects, including the ability to connect thrusting gas canisters to
anything and turn them on and off at will.
I have been playing with this mod for hours now and still have plans to do
stuff tomorrow.
It is now possible to spawn a flat piece of metal, then staple wheels to it.
Stand on it, then increase or reverse the wheel spin to make your own car!
Add balloons to make it fly, or venting cylinders to make an "air car",
which flies in any direction.
Spawn zombies and attach balloons to their hands. See them wave. Spawn
bricks, attach them together with a rope and then add a balloon and thruster
to them. Watch them go.
It is like having a dead posh meccano set with Lego, unlimited string and
explosives to play with!
http://www.garry.tv/garrysmod/
Regards
Schrodinger
Some of you may have used "Garry's mod" for HL2, which allowed you to do
crazy things like staple a spinning wheel to a combine.
It has now been updated with stuff like a "balloon gun" and tweaks to the
other aspects, including the ability to connect thrusting gas canisters to
anything and turn them on and off at will.
I have been playing with this mod for hours now and still have plans to do
stuff tomorrow.
It is now possible to spawn a flat piece of metal, then staple wheels to it.
Stand on it, then increase or reverse the wheel spin to make your own car!
Add balloons to make it fly, or venting cylinders to make an "air car",
which flies in any direction.
Spawn zombies and attach balloons to their hands. See them wave. Spawn
bricks, attach them together with a rope and then add a balloon and thruster
to them. Watch them go.
It is like having a dead posh meccano set with Lego, unlimited string and
explosives to play with!
http://www.garry.tv/garrysmod/
Regards
Schrodinger