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I updated my sound card drivers and this drastically improved the situation, even if it did not go away completely. Thank you all for your help.

I've done some furthor research. The problem occures in Sven Co-op as well when I attempt to play anything from the playlist in it. I tried ESF on WON and the problem does not occur there. So the problem must be with steam in general. If this is the case, what can I do?

The music plays perfectly, except that around every 30 seconds, it skips like a broken record. I can't listen to the music because of this. Does anyone know how to fix this annoying problem. I tried using an external program, but that created a whole world of new problems. I need to get it...

I've seen reports that people are still having problems after the update.

I recieve no problems whatsoever as well. It's only a few people that cannot get steam to work right, but back on topic now... Do not be concerned, I have a total of 14 third-party mods installed on my steam, including HLRally. It has not changed things one bit. The third party mods go in...

Did you choose to install the mp3's during the setup? Is your playlist blank?

Hmmm.... Right-click on the ESF folder in the half-life folder and select properties. What is the file size of the folder? Mine reads 258 MB.

Yea, I do it all the time. It's great because it's so huge in ESF. As everyone said all you need to enable it is the console.

That sounds just like the error I get when I try to run CS 1.6 with WON. Everything is screaming at me that it's incompatible, but I know that's impossible because your friend ran it fine and I can run it fine. Did you select WON during the installation process, or did you leave it on...

Try starting Half-Life and going to custom game. Then select ESF.

Installing to /esf makes the mod appear in /esf/esf where the game can't find it. When installing to C:\Sierra\Half-Life does that make all of half-life not work or just esf? Can you load regular half-life properly?

Can you play normal half-life in OpenGL?

What I think you're accidentally doing is trying to replace the main half-life exe with your new autoexec.cfg file. You should save the file as "C:\Sierra\Half-Life\esf\autoexec.cfg" , NOT, "C:\Sierra\Half-Life\hl.exe". After the file is saved, try running esf again. If you get the same...

If you don't believe him, then just rename it. If the program doesn't run anymore, then just change it's name back.

What file already exists, the exe, or autoexec.cfg?

Currently, the board is using the default vbulletin 3 color scheme. While this scheme is nice looking, nothing about it feels DBZish. I think the board should have it's own color scheme.

What events relating to your computer took place between the last time it was working and the time you first ran into the problem? Did you change any files? Did you install a new game? Did you update your graphics card drivers?

First off, check to see if the file is actually present. If it is, make sure you remove it. Then create a new file with notepad. Put the following lines in it: r_mmx "1" r_dynamic "0" sv_cheats "0" sv_lan "0" Then save the file as autoexec.cfg. Make sure you do not save it as...

This is in the city map. I see lots of other scaling problems as well. When I play I game, I like to feel like I am part of the world I am playing in. This scale problem completely kills the realism for me, not to mention it looks horrible. As I stated previously, I like this game, but...

In the game, all of the players, including myself, appear much smaller than the rest of the map. This is particularly noticable when standing on the street in the city or standing next to a door. I don't know if this is intentional. If it is not, then how do I fix this problem? If it is...