Lost Coast

From SynMod

Map Information

Map Name:	d2_lostcoast
Author:	Valve
Suggested Players:	1-4
Type:	Campaign
Estimated time to complete:	TBD
Download:	Included with Synergy

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Other Map Types: Half-Life 2 • Lost Coast • Episode One • Episode Two • Stock • Custom

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Contents 1 Map Description 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Screenshots 1.3 Levels 1.4 Download 2 Map Development 2.1 Recent Changes 2.2 Known Issues 2.3 Upcoming Changes 3 See Also

Map Description

Introduction

This map was released in 2005 to demo HDR technology in HL2. The map was originally designed to be included in the Highway 17 chapter of the Half-Life 2 campaign, but did not quite fit. Here you have to destroy the Combine headcrab cannon.

Before joining a server which is running Lost Coast, it must be mounted in the Steam Game Mount System.

Screenshots

Levels

• d2_lostcoast

Download

Stand-alone map for Half-Life 2 - free download available via Steam

Map Development

Recent Changes

None

Known Issues

• Synergy requires Lost Coast to be installed and configured via the Steam Game Mount System on both Server and Client.

Upcoming Changes

None

See Also

• Wikipedia:Half-Life 2: Lost Coast

HL2: Half-Life 2 (Valve Corporation 2004).HDR: High Dynamic Range lighting modification (Valve Corporation 2005).Player: A real person who spectates or participates in the game.Client: Synergy uses a Client/Server software architecture. The "Server" runs the game and is authoritative about world simulation, game rules, and player input processing. A "Client" runs on a player's computer connected to a game server, and generates all the lovely graphics, etc.Server: Synergy uses a Client/Server software architecture. The "Server" runs the game and is authoritative about world simulation, game rules, and player input processing. A "Client" runs on a player's computer connected to a game server, and generates all the lovely graphics, etc. A "Listen Server" runs on the same hardware as a Client; whereas a "Dedicated Server" runs on it's own, independent hardware, separate from all Clients.