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{{obm|4}} is {{hlop4|4}}'s and {{hlbs|4}}'s complete re-imagining, which is currently developed by Tripmine Studios. | |||
As of 2017, the mod has now become a standalone game running on the {{csgobranch|4}}. | As of 2017, the mod has now become a standalone game running on the {{csgobranch|4}}. | ||
''Note that every publicly-stated feature about the game is subject to change, as the game is still in development.'' | ''Note that every publicly-stated feature about the game is subject to change, as the game is still in development.'' | ||
== Features == | |||
* Native Direct-X 11 renderer. | |||
* Clustered Deferred Shading/Lighting. | |||
* Clustered Forward Lighting. | |||
* Volumetric Lighting. | |||
* Cascade Shadow Mapping. | |||
* Composited Shadows. | |||
* 64-Bit executable. | |||
* PBR Shaders. | |||
{{Todo|List every feature.}} | |||
==External links== | |||
[https://sears2424.github.io/posts/ Sears Posts] - posts by programmer Sears about Operation Black Mesa's renderer and how he learned graphics programming on the {{source|2}} Engine. | |||
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Operation: Black Mesa is 
Half-Life: Opposing Force's and 
Half-Life: Blue Shift's complete re-imagining, which is currently developed by Tripmine Studios.
As of 2017, the mod has now become a standalone game running on the 
CS:GO engine branch.
Note that every publicly-stated feature about the game is subject to change, as the game is still in development.
Features
- Native Direct-X 11 renderer.
- Clustered Deferred Shading/Lighting.
- Clustered Forward Lighting.
- Volumetric Lighting.
- Cascade Shadow Mapping.
- Composited Shadows.
- 64-Bit executable.
- PBR Shaders.
Todo: List every feature.
External links
Sears Posts - posts by programmer Sears about Operation Black Mesa's renderer and how he learned graphics programming on the 
Source Engine.