Abonner for at downloade
MMod Particles - Explosion & Fire

I am not the original author who ported these particles and wrote the code to display them. I simply had a backup copy of the latest version of the addon on my hard drive. With the permission of the original author, I have re-uploaded the addon with minor changes

• The problem of two types of explosions overlapping each other has been partially fixed
• The position vector of explosions has been changed, so that particles no longer fall underground
• Added dynamic light around the burning object

cl_flickering_fire 0 / 1 (default 1) - turn on / off light flickering

Q: What does this addon add?
A: Based on the name of the addon itself, it replaces the standard particles of explosions and fire with particles from the fan addon for Half-Life 2: MMod

Q: For reasons I don’t understand, the addon doesn’t work, why?
A: Most likely you use any other addon, which replaces standard particles with others such as MysterAC Particles and others. Unsubscribe before installing MMod Particles. If this does not help solve the problem, I strongly recommend disabling steamcloud and removing gmod from the root folder where the game was installed to remove the remaining cache and then reinstall the game

Q: Is MMod Particles compatible with vFire ?
A: Yes, the addon is fully compatible with vFire, but! Fire particles from MMod Particles will be replaced by vFire particles. Where there is a built-in fire on the map, as in my screenshots, there will be fire particles from MMod Particles

Q: How did you manage to port the campaign from Cinematic Mod ?
A: The "Cinematic Mod" port that you see in the screenshots above (which is far from ideal and requires improvements) is the work of one of my friend who forwarded it to me. "Cinematic Mod" assets weigh a lot (the one I have weighs 34 gigabytes). For this reason, it is still not in the workshop

Q: Do you use Reshade [reshade.me]?
A: No, I do not use Reshade and very negatively relate to this utility. All presented visual on screenshots uses standard post-processing and several pairs of addons