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Dec 12, 2008. 12:07 PMjongscx
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Ok, so I welded my couches... Actually I had to brace them with 2x4s on the bottom and then strap around the edges. Where can I buy these Hover-balls?
Dec 12, 2008. 1:20 PMPetervG (author)
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Sorry, but you cannot find dark matter anymore, it's all been used up.
Jan 21, 2007. 7:29 PMaustin
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I know what garrys mod is and its Pretty cool. I hate how the new one cost money.
Dec 12, 2008. 9:35 PMlimpach
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I beg to differ on the working on most computers thing. I can run Half Life 2 at full blast yet I can't run GM.
Dec 12, 2008. 10:13 PMPetervG (author)
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Who said that it works on most computers? It's a very odd game when it comes to being 'finished' It's almost like it's in a constant beta. The mod was developed by someone who unprofessionally does code, so it's what you could expect.
Jan 7, 2008. 6:05 AMshurry
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Garrys Mod is great because 1) It works on practically any comp 2) Fun 3) very easily coded LUA mods for endless possibilities. but the community is slightly ruined by people who dont know what it is and how to download it when a simply google search will tell you exactly how. And it's not unlimited - your hardware limits what you can do severly
Jun 6, 2007. 6:48 AMmatt 1992
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hi um is gerrys mod easy to use nd ummmmm watelse o ya can u control wat uve just made???? and do i have to dowload garrys mod from steam(yes that excuse of a gaming application)or can i get it from sumwer else thank you
Aug 6, 2008. 11:12 PMProgram
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I'm Sorry, but your Grammar/Spelling is Atrocious. Some people who visit this site use translating software to read what is being said, and you would have made it unreadable for them, Also, Garry's Mod is easy to use, you point and click to build stuff, Garry's Mod uses the Source Engine, a modifiable game engine, built by steam, and thus, is not available with out steam installed and a source engine to run it off of.
Jul 18, 2008. 10:08 AMtiddlydum
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one, type clearly. Two, steam is not an excuse of a gaming platform; it is distributing software. Three, Garry's Mod 10 is only available through steam. Four you controll things that ouy make using the numberpad keys.
Jul 18, 2008. 10:12 AMtiddlydum
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To clarify all the comments on Garry's Mod, it is a modification for a game called Half-Life 2. It is not a 3d modeling software; it is a game. Recent editions of the game are close to standalone, and only require one game that uses the source gaming engine. For most of the information related to the game please visit garrysmod.com and facepunch studios.
Jan 21, 2007. 12:33 PMAnimalChin
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Aren't there forums and guides for stuff like this? This doesn't belong on Instructables.
Jul 18, 2008. 10:04 AMtiddlydum
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FYI there are forums for this, but it still has a place on instructables. Just because it isn't real, doesn't mean that it shouldn't be on instructables. There are thousands of youtube videos about this game, but do they not belong on youtube? Think about it.
Apr 14, 2008. 5:29 PMYummyPancakes
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The heart of Instructables is in mods. Get a life. (Pun intended.)
Feb 16, 2007. 5:55 PMARVash
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Actually, it's a building game, if 3dmodeling, and secondlife groups exist, why not a Garry's mod? The instructable is a bit simple, but perfectly legitimate. There aren't any limits in Garry's mod, so.. there aren't any forums or guides.
Jan 21, 2007. 1:16 PMspinach_dip
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I don't mind this being on Instructables, but it would be a lot better if the author would explain which game this thing was for. Also explaining why this is better/faster/cheaper than other choices in that game would be a good idea too. Finally, if there was a cost in virtual money, a price breakdown would be good too.
Feb 16, 2007. 5:52 PMARVash
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No costs :P, Sofa's are more stable than a wooden board or pallet. The edge keeps you from falling out.
Honestly I'm happy to see this on Instructables. but as far as Garry's mod goes, it's extremely simple.
Garry's mod allows you to build things you could in real life(or can't) without restrictions.
Honestly I'm happy to see this on Instructables. but as far as Garry's mod goes, it's extremely simple.
Garry's mod allows you to build things you could in real life(or can't) without restrictions.
Why not? It has instruction, so I think it qualifies as an Instructable.
Jun 8, 2008. 4:13 PMsnipeyouout
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forget you people, peter thank you for puting this on this thing is so fun but one suggestion, its easier to fly if the thrusters are set to 1000.
Jan 21, 2007. 6:00 PMspinach_dip
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Dude, as a mere reader of this website, I'd like to say that I think there's room here for this kind of stuff. I just wish you would be clear on the first step (the summary, the part that comes across the RSS feed) that what you are doing is creating a virtual item using "x" tool, under "y" game. Then, in the same step, you could briefly explain why someone would like to emulate what you have created. Stop assuming that the wide range of people, some of which have never played Half Life, even know what to do with a "podless hover car", and stop assuming that the average joe or jane reader already know that "Garry's Mod 10" is a add on software toolkit for the video game Half Life. But don't let the few vocal naysayers get you down. Keep making them.
Aug 6, 2007. 5:30 PMThe Renaissance Man
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Yea... about the hover balls... what are they and where did you get them???
Jun 29, 2007. 6:52 PMFenwick
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LOL, I never thought of using couches. So simple and yet so useful. Thanks.
Jan 23, 2007. 9:00 AMhydrorunner
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rofl, i thaught this was an RL instructable. Didnt know it was for a game until i saw the phrase "spawn two couches"
Jan 22, 2007. 9:44 AMDanny
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is gary's mod the game or software that you use to create stuff for the game
Feb 16, 2007. 5:56 PMARVash
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Yeah, it's a no limits building system. :D. there are hundreds of user made minimods, thanks to the no compile needed LUA coding.
Jan 21, 2007. 1:03 PMmikesty
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The awesome way to do this was by attaching thrusters on all sides of a dumpster and having to jet around manually. Hoverballs? Didn't have those.
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