Half Life 2 HD Remastered HD Texture Pack V2.1
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Glottiz
Half HD Life HD 2 HD Remastered HD Texture HD Pack HD V2.1 HD
TheDeeGee
Not for HL2: Update... that's a missed chance.
SSJBillClinton
Idk, I always find these "HD" textures to be overly detailed to the point of being unrealistic.
aufhenger
Sry on my ignorance, but how to install this?
My HL2 is on Steam.
vbetts
Moderator
Venix
wavetrex
KissSh0t
Yeah.... wtf.. why upload a text document in a .rar file to moddb that has a link to a mediafire file, the purpose of moddb is to actually host the file *headbutts desk*
Some people////
Actual file link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/wcqeokz3lndtjga/HD_OVERHAUL.rar/file
illrigger
SSJBillClinton
TheDeeGee
Tried it, and looks it out of place.
Apart from that a lot of textures are still vanilla. So you get a 2K Rock on top of 512x512 ground textures (or something like that).
2K is just way too sharp for the amount of geometric detail the game has.
KissSh0t
TheDeeGee
KissSh0t
aufhenger
https://i.postimg.cc/4ymk011Q/hl2-2020-02-01-12-11-52-963.png
HD Overhaul HL2
https://i.postimg.cc/YS5d7zkx/hl2-2020-02-01-12-09-40-651.png
Thanks, it worked.
Original HL2
kakiharaFRS
- 17 years of modding elder scrolls and 3d fallouts
- more than 300hrs of "work" to get my current skyrim as it is
my personal view and advice on retextures :
- photo realistic textures look worse because of that 3d model/texture shock explained above but also because they lack the "world vision" the original artist had, it's a job to create consistent immersive worlds, you can't put random stuff in it
- too detailed world textures create obvious patterns spread over large surfaces breaking immersion, in real life you don't see all that constant detail "noise" and a spot of dirt doesn't look like another spot of dirt 10m away so it's better to just see a "blurry brown patch" on the ground really
- ENBs reshade etc.. completely change colors so it's very unlikely the result you'll have is what the author intended and had on his computer
I personally only use retexes that keep to the original design or can be integrated into the world without making it look wrong which takes hours of trial and error because in a different daytime or weather it can go from awesome to atrocious
I would happily pay my games 200$ if they looked as good as what the modding community can achieve with it's creativity and manpower, those people are awesome
Rich_Guy
I use FakeFactory v12, with the HD models.
TheDeeGee
I tried Cinematic Mod, but i don't like how every level has been turned into darkness.