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Also, heres somthing I made

I prefer this Gordon, he looks more like he's from Half Life 2 rather than Fake Factory

He has flex sliders for his hands when using the Face Poser for some reason, but he is finger posable as well as eye posable and obviously face posable

I prefer this Gordon, he looks more like he's from Half Life 2 rather than Fake Factory

He has flex sliders for his hands when using the Face Poser for some reason, but he is finger posable as well as eye posable and obviously face posable
i was also trying manual finger posing

How do you activate dynamic shadows?

How do you activate dynamic shadows?
You need a graphics card that can support it and i think the Shader and Shadow details need to be on High in the video options too

If you can run the game on High and Very High settings, all you need to do is spawn a lamp from the Tools menu and point it at an object in a dark area

You need a graphics card that can support it and i think the Shader and Shadow details need to be on High in the video options too

If you can run the game on High and Very High settings, all you need to do is spawn a lamp from the Tools menu and point it at an object in a dark area
Garry needs to figure out how to optimize those a bit better, because HL2 uses a few projected textures in some of it's levels, but it doesn't lag at all :c

because HL2 uses a few projected textures in some of it's levels, but it doesn't lag at all :c
They do? Which ones?

Also
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA9WCU_KHyQ

My first pose:

SCOUT WILL forget YOUR stuff UP


oh god his face lol
Yes
I tried once using the pre-set faces
;-;

Yes
I tried once using the pre-set faces
;-;
The default presets are not meant for non-HL2 ragdolls


First attempt at dramatic shadow
Win/fail?

your posing is very stiff, the hand posing on the gun looks like you left it untouched, and the combine is leaning foward..?

your posing is very stiff, the hand posing on the gun looks like you left it untouched, and the combine is leaning foward..?
Come on, its my second pose

Come on, its my second pose
He's providing critCIAm, not having a dig at your mediocre posing. Listen to him, what he's saying may help you in making better poses.

Another thing to think about is whether the state they're in looks natural. For example, a lot of things newbies do is have straight legs and arms. Simply bending them slightly forward makes everything look a whole lot more natural.

To pose well, you also have to use a lot of effort.