This is a hack for GoldSrc that aims to fix some bugs.
- gl_overbright not functioning when gl_use_shaders is 0
- Music stopping when a level transition occurs
- Main menu music continuing to play while in-game
- Quick save history not functioning
- Broken skies in Condition Zero Deleted Scenes when texture sorting is on
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--no-fixes |
Causes HLFixes to not apply any fixes. |
--no-music-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply music fixes. |
--no-startup-music-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply the main menu music fix. |
--no-quicksave-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply the quick save history fix. |
--no-overbright-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply the overbright fix. |
--no-sky-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply the CZDS sky fix. |
--no-startup-video-music-fix |
Causes HLFixes to not apply the music playing during startup video fix. |
--persist-music-in-mp |
Allows music to continue playing between multiplayer level changes. |
Run version in console. If HLFixes is installed correctly, it should say Patched with HLFixes at the end of the output.
Absolutely! The HLFixes installer produces three binaries that you'll want to ship with your mod:
hl.exe- the patched version of the launcher that will load HLFixeshl.fix- the hardware renderer variant of HLFixessw.fix- the software renderer variant of HLFixes
HLFixes is licensed under the MIT license, so you will also need to include the full text of the license somewhere in your mod's files. This is not optional. I suggest putting the license in a file called LICENSE_HLFixes.txt but you can name it whatever you want.
Note that this section is only relevant if you're making a standalone mod (i.e. a mod on Steam).