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Half-Life
Tutorials
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Update:
December 3, 2000
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Name: Basic Half-Life Values Description: This tutorial shows some basic values and sizes of Half-Life Update: December 3, 2000 Download the tutorial here 
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Basic
Half-Life Values - by Tiger
1. The specific sizes of a player
 The
standing dimensions are 32/32/72 When crouched the
dimensions change to 32/32/36Keep this sizes in mind if you're making a map!!! 2. The maximum player step height  As you can see in the picture the maximum step height of a player is 16 and the width should be 32 or bigger that the player could stand on any step (you also can make the width smaller but then it's possible that the player falls down the stairs!!!) 3. The jump sizes of a player  Normal
jump height and duck jump height
The maximum height you can jump is around 40 units without any problems and 64 units if you're using a duck jump (this values can change if you use another gravitation then the basic one in your map)  The longest distance you can jump is around 224 units +/- 8 units  And the longest distance you can jump with a duck jump is around 248 units +/- 8 units (The distance of your jump changes with the point you jump from) 4. List of falling heights and the damage the player will take
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