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#Half life opposing force soundtrack mods

I think the simplest solution is adding a liblist.gam entry to control this. When I get time tomorrow, I'll run through the game looking to see if any more do this, but the only one I've found is the opening tram music which is supposed to loop.Īlso, a new wrinkle on the things replaying when you start a new game or load a save game, apparently you load a game while one of these looping songs is playing, instead of continuing to play the song until it's finished, it'll restart when the game loads and then restart after every level transition like the glitch of yore. In map c1a0c (the beginning of Unforeseen Consequences) the music track that plays (Half-Life07.mp3) will continue to loop constantly until a new track plays.

#Half life opposing force soundtrack mods

You'd think the problem would be during the transition, not after! EDIT: This seems to happen with third party mods as well.ĮDIT: Just noticed an anomaly.

In Op4 and Blue Shift, the music will play through the level transition, but then stop after the level had loaded, strangely enough.

The only minor issue I've found is that music will keeping playing even through saving and loading, but if it stayed that was I wouldn't shed any tears 😄 The music plays all during the tram level, and gets cuts off at the end like it's supposed to, and music will play during and after level transitions and not restart infinitely. If you're going to PAX Prime this year and I run into you, I owe you a coke or something! 😄 Brooke's expressive and beautifully thoughtful songwriting creates a dreamy and enticing sonic landscape.You are a beautiful person, Alfred. In celebration of Pride Month, Brooke also shared an inspiring op-ed via Atwood Magazine on representation, equality, authentic connection, and her journey to self-acceptance. “The album is basically half about falling in love and half about mental health.”Įarlier this summer, Brooke teased a couple songs from her new album, including the “immediately catchy” (FLOOD) lead single “What If You” and the “soaring, ethereal pop song” (Brooklyn Vegan) “5 AM” accompanied by the Genéa Gaudet-directed video.

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I’ve got to do the internal work to have any kind of peace with the roller coaster of life.” Reflecting on that time, it taught me that expecting a perfect external outcome will not lead to feeling better. It felt like things were getting worse somehow, when I hoped for it to be better by now. There was still the same intensely hostile political discourse and the pandemic continued raging on. We had pushed through 2020, looking at 2021 as some kind of savior, but once it arrived nothing really changed.

This was also the same week as the Capitol attack. “We had literally just put the christmas tree out on the curb, and I felt this terrible sentimental feeling for it.

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