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GARRY'S MOD 10 A.K.A. GMOD 10

 

ABOUT GMOD 10

 

What is it?

 

Garry's Mod is a sandbox mod for the Source Engine. Unlike normal games there aren't any predefined aims or goals. Players are given tools and are left to entertain themselves.

 

The player is in a world where objects can be created and destroyed on demand. Where people can be created and destroyed with the click of a mouse. A world made for him. A world he made.

 

 

So what do you do?

 

There are a lot of things you can do with Garry's Mod, but here's a few of the more common uses.

 

 

Construction:

 

Garry's Mod provides tools to constrain objects together in various ways. Using these tools the player can create working contraptions.

 

The simplest example is a car. The player spawns an object to be used for the car's body then adds wheels by firing the tool gun at the object. Wheels are then controllable using the numpad on your keyboard.

 

You don't have to make moving contraptions though - want to build a fort out of wooden crates then set it on fire? Go for it! Want to build a house using fridges for the walls and mattresses for the ceiling then drive a jeep into it all? Go for it!

 

 

Posing and Comics:

 

One of the universal appeals of Garry's Mod has been the ability to place and pose ragdolls. This allows you to create your own comic books and share them online. One major comic spawned from this is HLComic - the story of Gordon Frohman's journey in City 17.

 

Garry's Mod gives you the ability to place ragdolls, manipulate their facial expressions and aim their eyes.

 

 

Gamemodes:

 

Garry's Mod gives the ability to program your own gamemodes (Don't worry - you don't need to be a programmer to play them). This allows the community to make new, often wacky, gamemodes such as melon racing, build to the top and so on.

 

It's often worth taking a look in the server list to see if any of the games prick your attention - there's often something weird there to try out.

 

 

User Created Content:

 

Garry's Mod benefits greatly from a thriving community which is constantly churning out new ideas, maps, models, gamemodes, weapons, Lua scripts and skins.

 

 

How to play:

 

You can buy it (NOT recommended) or download it with PacSteam (recommended).

 

 

Useful links:

 

-Garry's Mod Official Website

-Garry's Mod Download Site

-Garry's Mod Videos

-Garry's Mod Screenshots

 

GreetZ,

KakiEpiroi

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what do I need to play the GMod 10?(pacsteam)

already downloaded pacsteam+the proper cfg...still downloading through steam.

I somewhere saw that I need CSS too, is that true?

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I've done it but when i attempt to connect to a server it stucks when it loads up. as a result i am downloading the css...

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Garrys Mod Is now Updated!

Is now compatible with the new Source Engine (2007) and supports:

-Half-Life 2: Episode 2

-Portal

-Team Fortress 2

 

Gmod 10 has also a new interface much better than the old one.

 

GreetZ,

KakiEpiroi

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