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As either a Rustler or an Outlaw you and your teammates attack and defend in pitched battles. A complete free for all game play, set in various Wild West themed locations, from Mexican plaster walled towns to palisade protected forts.Įxciting team based play is provided with five “Capture the Chicken” modes, where opposing teams attempt to capture a chicken from the opposite teams hen-house. Using period weapons, players battle in combat against each other.

Over 500 appealing period style texturesĪll Wanted! files must be in a directory called wantedsp, this directory must be within your Half-Life directory.

“Cow-Bots” (providing computer opponents).

Period pick-up items and theme setting models.

4 Special “High Noon” levels (Duel Mode).

Various animals such as snakes, bears, pumas and scorpions.

4 different races to battle: Indian, Mexican, Cowboy & Miner.

4 different settings to explore: Mountain, Mexican, Town, Mine.

It is designed to be a fun gaming experience in the style of the West in its total era. Wanted! is not designed to be representative of any specific period of the American Wild West. It spans the Mountain Indian, Mexican villas and the Western town appearance. The theme of Wanted! is set in the American Wild West.

Wanted! is a single player and a multi player game. Counter-Strike is run by the Half-Life executable hl.exe, using the parameter -game cstrike, this can be substituted by your new folder name.WANTED! is a total conversion of Valve Software’s Half-Life produced by Maverick Developments in the United Kingdom. This way you get an idea of the folder structure and the formats used. Since Counter-Strike 1.6 is in itself a modification for Half-Life, the best way, IMHO, to get acquainted with creating a mod would be to make a copy of the mod folder ( C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Half-Life\cstrike) and going through the files with the acquired tools. Here is a good tutorial to get you started, and here are some examples of game scripts. RES format (easily editable with Notepad++) Resources (HUD, menus, other overlays and in-game text) come in. Concerning the latter, I suggest downloading NEM's tools, however: they have better GUI's, and are generally easier to use. The SDK packs the map editor Hammer, example maps and models, and tools to create texture archives and sprites, among other things. Once downloaded, in its folder (default C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Half-Life SDK), you'll find some (at times outdated) documents to get you started. This set of tools can be downloaded by heading to your Library -> Tools in Steam, and double-clicking 'Half-Life SDK'. In order to create mods for Counter Strike 1.6 and/or Half-Life, you can use the Half-Life SDK.