- #HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND 720P#
- #HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND 1080P#
- #HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND INSTALL#
- #HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND MOD#
- #HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND PATCH#
#HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND PATCH#
(blue shift needs to have its maps converted to vanilla format to work with xash3d on linux, get and run the below patch on the computer that has your half-life steam installation. Add these folders to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/half-life Obviously you will need the Steam game file folders for Blue Shift and Opposing Force (the files are in folders named bshift and gearbox respectively). Running Half-Life mods/expansions like Blue Shift and Opposing Force Joy_lt_threshold and joy_rt_threshold value to a positive value instead of negative If your right and left triggers act funny like mine did (they repeated an action over and over even if the trigger was no longer being pressed) Change the : The 10,000 value adds a 10% deadzone to those directional movements, increase or decrease that value per your needs.
Edit the config.cfg located in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/Half-Life/valve and edit I found that I also needed to add deadzone to the analog controls to keep my character from drifting all over the place.
Experiment to see what works for your controller. For my wireless Xbox360 controller the correct order (from top to bottom) was Side, Forward, Left Trigger, Pitch, Yaw, Right Trigger. In the gamepad control menu you will need to change which axis controls which function. You will also need to make sure that the correct axis's on your controller are controlling the right functions as well, otherwise you may find that the triggers are controlling looking up and down instead of the analog sticks. Map the buttons as needed to your game pad (if you need suggestions for best layout let me know). In game there is a menu that will allow you to map functions to your gamepad (make sure you have already followed step 3 from above).
#HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND MOD#
Remember, each mod (see more about running mods below) has it's own config.cfg, so you'll need to modify their config.cfg as well. Check your config.cfg located at /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/Half-Live/valve/config.cfg and make sure the settings below are configured this way: r_vbo "0" You'll also notice that certain lighting effects in game (flashlight, fire effects) seem to really slow things down.
#HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND 720P#
Change the video mode for xash3d to 720p (or whatever your preferred mode is). Relaunch the game and when the runcommand prompt pops up press a button to get into the runcommand menu. In the in game menu go to video settings and check the box for windowed mode, then in the box that shows your current resolution change that setting to "current display mode" (or something like that).
#HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND 1080P#
The game will launch in whatever resolution is currently set for your TV, mine is 1080p and I found this to be a bit too demanding for this game. Performance issues? Lower Display Resolution to increase performance and modify config.cfg: This is all you will need to get the game up and running, however I have add some additional tips below if you need help configuring your controller or want to change the screen resolution. Simply download those files and use them to replace the ones in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/Half-Life/ then make sure they have 755 permissions otherwise they wont work. I was able to successfully compile the newer version of xash3d ( ) on my Pi 4 (These files may not work for you if you are using a different model Pi). You can also remove -console from that line if you don't want the constant console messages on screen.Īt this point you can launch and play the game, however it is running on an older version of xash3d. If you wish to use a controller to play this game edit the file /opt/retropie/ports/xash3d/Xash3D.sh and add -sdl_joy_old_api to the end of the line. The above script will add Xash3d engine files to /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/Half-Life/ add the valve folder from your Steam Half-Life game files to that same directory. Script module found here (Thanks to Sergio Poverony for putting this together):
#HALF LIFE BLUE SHIFT CD NOT FOUND INSTALL#
The script module will show up in the experimental section and then you need to install it from source. I will assume however that you are using the Steam version for the purposes of this guide.Īdd Xash3D script module to Retro-Pie setup. I was unable to get the original installation files from my CD copy to work properly, though I read it may be possible if you are using a more recently patched version of the game. This is 100% confirmed working using the Steam version of Half-Life. You will need need to source the original game files yourself.
This is a guide to get Half-Life running on your Raspberry Pi through RetroPie using the Xash3D engine.
The information is already found on the forums but I felt making it more concise might be helpful. Because reddit kept deleting my post I'm posting this here.
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