robmikh

@robmikh.com

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Operating systems guy. Rustacean. Liberal Democracy or bust.

A test room with a moving bullseye and a checkerboard-patterned box. The player throws the box at the bullseye, and then shoots the bullseye down before throwing it around.
A showcase of moving targets in Half-Life's t0a0b2, the shooting gallery in the Hazard Course.
A revolver being shot and then reloaded.
A player moving around Half-Life's c1a0, stepping on tiles, metal, and concrete all with different footstep sounds. A revolver is then fired, showing off the firing, clicking, and reload sounds.
A short demo of Half-Life's c1a0 running in the nmdist engine, showcasing audio support.
Two scientists in the Half-Life level c1a0 walking past each other in a hallway.
A flickering light in the Half-Life level c1a1f.
The player (rudely) turning off the lights in an office of scientists in the Half-Life level c1a0.
A crudely colored drawing of Slowbro using the same pose as the Crystal version sprite.
A line drawing of a Vortigaunt.
Three Gordons pointing at each other in c1a0.
Another player running through Half-Life's c1a0.
Starting a new game and seeing the title card sequence.
A player in c1a0 demonstrating how crossbow bolts stick into walls and entities.
A demo of a console window, complete with a blinking cursor and scrollable text.
A demo of the UI framework in the nmdist engine, interacting with controls and moving windows around.
The player riding a train on c0a0 while looking around.
A walkthrough of a portion of c1a0.
Barney banging on the door in c0a0.
The starting train in c0a0 moving along the track.
A big mechanized door opening in c1a0.
Going up a ladder in c1a0e.
A scientist walking down a hallway in c1a0 which stops walking when the player is in the way.
The exchange was so awkward, it should have been followed by the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song. While President Donald Trump was shaking hands down the aisle, exiting the House chamber after his address last night, network cameras caught him as he turned to Chief Justice John Roberts, patted him on the back, and said, “Thank you again. Thank you again. I won’t forget.” Roberts, whose back was to the camera, then headed for the exit.
A scientist walking down a hallway in c1a0 and being stopped by the player getting in the way.
Barney encased in a capsule.
A scientist walking down a hallway in c1a0 while rotating.
A scientist running down a hallway in c1a0.
A scientist walking down a hallway in c1a0.
Why not both?
A scientist sliding down a hallway on c1a0.
Shooting an NPC in c1a0 causes a blood splatter decal to be placed on a nearby surface.
A bunch of blood spatter decals on a wall in c1a0.
There’s something I’ve wanted to ask ever since I’ve started. Why did you transfer a guy like me from the police force? Because we need a guy like you. Huh? Number one, you’re an honest cop. Number two, you’ve never stepped out of line. Three, you’re a family man. And except for the slight brain augmentation, your body is almost completely human. If we all reacted the same way, we’d be predictable. And there’s always more than one way to view a situation. What’s true for the group is also true for the individual. It’s simple: overspecialize and you breed in weakness. It’s slow death.
A bunch of bullet hole decals on a wall in c1a0.
Two textured decals rendering in c1a0, one of which has the clipping volume visible.
A visualization of a navmesh for the Half-Life level c1a0.
A demo showing off the revolver's crosshair and NPC flinch animations.
A scene from c1a0 with the player wielding a revolver, showcasing an idle animation and reflective material.
A drawing of a Pikachu wearing a Santa hat and holding a cookie.
A view of c1a0 with three lines charting different paths through the level. There is a blue, orange, and pink line, representing movement in Half-Life, my original movement code, and my tweaked movement code respectively.
A headcrab against a dark blue-ish background.
A snapshot of a spinning multi-colored cube.