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Opposing Force trouble

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Lars-Erik ?sterud - 28 Jun 2004 21:51 GMT
From time to time I have trouble with getting stuck (can't move)
but usually it just to crowch or jump to get loose again...

But now I' at the start of "Pit Worm's Nest" and my character is stuck
in the air duck. I had movement sliding down "Pit Worm's Nest" loaded
and after that I'm stuck. Any ideas why I can't move?

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Ben Cottrell - 29 Jun 2004 01:22 GMT
Lars-Erik Østerud wrote:
> From time to time I have trouble with getting stuck (can't move)
> but usually it just to crowch or jump to get loose again...
>
> But now I' at the start of "Pit Worm's Nest" and my character is stuck
> in the air duck. I had movement sliding down "Pit Worm's Nest" loaded
> and after that I'm stuck. Any ideas why I can't move?

It's the same bug (it also happens when levels load sometimes if your
character is moving against a worldpoly/wall aswell as on elevators &
trains) .. if you can't get out of it by jumping/crouching/etc, try
temporarily changing to Software mode to get past that point.

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Lars-Erik ?sterud - 29 Jun 2004 09:10 GMT
Ben Cottrell skrev:

> It's the same bug (it also happens when levels load sometimes if your
> character is moving against a worldpoly/wall aswell as on elevators &
> trains) .. if you can't get out of it by jumping/crouching/etc, try
> temporarily changing to Software mode to get past that point.

I teleported out of there :-)   When I was telported back I appeared
in another spot (in the control room) so I did get passed :-)

Why this bug in Opposing Force, haven't noticed it in Half-Life
(or did this bug appear after som upgrade after I played HL :-)

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Ben Cottrell - 29 Jun 2004 10:47 GMT
Lars-Erik Østerud wrote:

> I teleported out of there :-)   When I was telported back I appeared
> in another spot (in the control room) so I did get passed :-)
>
> Why this bug in Opposing Force, haven't noticed it in Half-Life
> (or did this bug appear after som upgrade after I played HL :-)

Nope, it's always been there, and it's in Half-Life aswell, you were
probably just lucky not to run into it.

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"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as
kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills
and listening to repetitive electronic music." - Kristian Wilson,
Nintendo, Inc, 1989

 
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