Multiplayer Player Models

Black Mesa Archive Suggestion Box
#21

Hey, quick idea, not sure if it would be too difficult, but I would love to see the security Zombie in the mp and a soldier zombie. (I don’t know if you are making soldier zombies or not and am to lazy to search for it)

I know all of you are gonna say that it can just be made custom afterwards, but then you will have to dl it and it wont show up to the people who haven’t, which I find very annoying.

If you say no I can totally understand all of you are probably working your asses off on the mod right now.

#22

Pretty pessimistic.
Zombies have problems holding guns (really long fingers make it hard to pull triggers), otherwise I’d say that it’s a sure bet. Zombies in mp would be pretty impractical, unless it was in a special game mode.

#23

(optimistic) please include penguins, please include penguins.

#24

I know, I’m just talking about the LQ model. :stuck_out_tongue:
Also, Strangely, not all of the Valve Models have HQ submodels…

#25

how about a baby garg player model…no that would be stupid

#26

Yes, yes it would.

#27

holding gun with that hand? This Is Madness!

#28

Madness? … This is Gargantua !!!

… and next i want an standing houndeye jumping around the map continuously with a crossbow in his tiny little hands. :fffuuu:

#29

What about a Snark throwing Snarks :smiley:

#30

Hmm … when i remember on hl1 there was a option to change the color of the skin with primary and secondary color. Personally i think its not so important to have a variation of many different, crazy models for multiplayer when something like this is implemented.
A pink-hat Marine for example with a brown vest would be more fun and will conform more to the original HL-Multiplayer than crazy other stuff, i guess.

#31

I admire your optimism.

I always used to play as a zombie with livid puce trousers and lime green highlights on his upper body. I think my intention was to induce such laughter and/or disgust in my opponents that they were too distracted to shoot me. Since I doubt such will be an option available with Black Mesa I might actually have to go to the extent of modding some textures myself for old time’s sake.

#32

:awesome:

#33

How about flex control with the MP models?
Custom faces (kinda) and maybe even expressions!

#34

I want to play as either of these guys:

#35

Is there anyway you guys could add an option/ link to get the PS3 to always go to the old player? Like a cookie or some thing? Please?

Just wondering, how many people are watching on their PS3s do you have any statistics?

Thanks

#36

What the hell are you talking about?

#37

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#38

Well this fucker fell apart quick… (sad face).

#39

Can we go back to topic and talk about … hmm maybe Multiplayer models?

I know the multiplayer wont come out when BM is realesed. (or am i wrong?) Well, after the realease the develpoer will be really happy of their work. Maybe they will have fun of creating a really good multiplayer with cool features. But thats maybe …

I dont know if the source engine will get it but whats so implausible with customisation of MP-Models? Let it only be crazy colors like a green HEV-Gordon, for me its a feature of the old HL Mp. I only suggest about the multiplayer. Im not a developer and even dont know what they will use in it. Only god nows their plans (or not? :fffuuu :slight_smile: . Maybe they make just some maps and some models or they make something really other. Whatever it is … im only suggesting.

So after this blah blah blah of me, Ii would like to see Barney as MP model. :stuck_out_tongue:

#40

Is there any technical limitation in the Source engine that would prevent having a model with customisable colours? Or is it just hard? Or is it easy?

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