I'll ask another question. For those of you who do have it, as I am aware some here do have it, I'll ask another question. Do you want to do anything with it?

Gmod is capable of creating screenshots, reminiscent of the same manner in which old screenshots in Halo 3 were made. A little bit of experimentation, and a little bit of knowledge, you can make some neat things. Now, arguably, SFM could be regarded as the superior counterpart as it has higher resolution abilities and rendering qualities. However, in order to run SFM properly, you need a relatively powerful computer. Gmod, while looking a little less polished, can still produce great results, especially if people go the extra mile and edit and do touch ups in photoshop or Gimp.

I ask because I've been amassing a fair number of tricks and now I'm really pushing my knowledge of things. I'd be happy to help if anybody is interested.

For a few examples of what can be done in Gmod, plus perhaps a bit of editing in some pictures, here's some reference photos.


If any of you already do make things, then I'd be happy to help share some of the little tricks I know that might give you an edge as well.

I have Gmod, but I haven't really done anything with it.

Ive made some poses and taken screenshots.

Ever considered doing more?

Quote from: Sandtrap on May 05, 2015, 01:42:12 PM

Quote from: oss on May 05, 2015, 01:38:24 PM

Ive made some poses and taken screenshots.

Ever considered doing more?

Well sort of, but that was when i didnt have internet for like a week so i toyed around in it.

I knew you had to edit them in PS or gimp for good results but didnt and dont know how.
Plus ive no access to those screens or the game because my hard drive gave up, this laptop cant run it.

Shame. I did actually include a few shots that were unaltered. You can still produce good or even excellent results without having to make alterations.

The shot with the trees is completely unedited. A pure from scratch scenebuild with just a few well placed lamps and everything turned up to maximum.

The last picture, same deal, although the lighting and tone was edited just a bit.

I haven't fucked around all that much with making screenshots, I haven't a clue how to find the atmospheric tools let alone use them.


When I play Gmod I more often mess around with weapon mods and build simple killing machines.