Source engine is basically the main code. The coding is already finished, to make a mod you need to edit some parts of the coding (as well as create some).
Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic, Day of Defeat, Digital Paintball, they all use the same basic source from HL.
When HL2 is released, it has completly new code, allowing the game it'self to be better, but modifications, such as Digital Paintball to be better.
The source engine, in short, is basically what the modifications run on.
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Originally posted by MVPaintballer I'll do the best I can to explain it.. Here goes.
Source engine is basically the main code. The coding is already finished, to make a mod you need to edit some parts of the coding (as well as create some).
Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic, Day of Defeat, Digital Paintball, they all use the same basic source from HL.
When HL2 is released, it has completly new code, allowing the game it'self to be better, but modifications, such as Digital Paintball to be better.
The source engine, in short, is basically what the modifications run on.
Ehhhh, I think the right answer is there somewhere underneath all the bull****.
Originally posted by Scottc1988 I believe he's talking about counterstrike: source, and DPB will be running on the Half-Life 2 engine which is the same as CS:Source
"What is the source engine"
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