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#21

In that’s case its fine.

#22

I’m trying to determine if that’s technically correct grammar. Of course it is 3.30am here so maybe I’m overthinking the obvious.

#23

Nah I think he meant “In that case it’s fine”

#24

i haz agrewd.

#25

And why not another mirror :3
https://cazzaserver.com/bms/bmslogo.psd

#26

thanks

#27

thanks everyone. we finally got it.

#28

thanks guys :stuck_out_tongue:

#29

Awesome > :smiley:

#30

Thank you.

#31

Can someone provide a SVG version of Black Mesa icon? I found a PNG image on wiki, but since I work in Inkscape it looks nicer when you import a vector. Although Inkscape is able to import raster images, they look blurry and have rough edges. Also SVG is much more flexible and easier to edit than raster images.

#32

Great, according to Google results it shouldn’t be a problem to convert EPS to SVG.

#33

Just reminding you… :slight_smile:

Thanks.

#34

Thanks, works great. Here’s a SVG file if someone else needs it:
bm_logo_svg.zip (1.98 KB)

#35

Thanks a lot :wink:

#36

I have just been informed that the Black Mesa logo does not comply with formal Black Mesa Research Facility logo specifications and therefore must be expunged.

OK, now seriously. The BM:S logo doesn’t match compared to BMRF logos found on Combine OverWiki, Wikipedia, and Valve Developer Community.


Blue: Wikipedia
Green: Combine OverWiki
Red: Black Mesa: Source

As you can see, Wikipedia, OverWiki and Valve Dev Community have fairly identical logos, but BM:S one has more space and higher ground on the left side of the “facility”, and the slope is different.

So I was wondering if this is done intentionally or not.
upload1.png
upload2.jpg

#37

Bit of MSPaint I say.

Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.