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Half-Life: Source is a remaster of the original Half-Life, released in 2004 by Valve on the new Source engine. It's not a full remake, but rather a technical port that retains the original gameplay, levels, and design, while adding some improvements: more realistic lighting, object physics, ragdoll support, and better compatibility with modern systems.
At launch, many fans expected more extensive changes, but Half-Life: Source remained true to the original and became a convenient version for experiencing the classic on the new engine.
Today, the game serves as a base for modders who need a Half-Life source on the Source engine. Although it hasn't received as many mods as Half-Life 2, it's sometimes used as a foundation for fan projects and visual enhancements. Despite its mixed reputation, Half-Life: Source lives on as a bridge between the original and more modern unofficial remakes like Black Mesa.
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TexturesHalf-Life (1998)
Plantable coconut, configurable wood and hardwood drop on chop, growth rate, seed drop on chop and shake, tapped items duration and quality, mystery box and skill books drop on shake.

TexturesHalf-Life (1998)
Plantable coconut, configurable wood and hardwood drop on chop, growth rate, seed drop on chop and shake, tapped items duration and quality, mystery box and skill books drop on shake.