Half-Life 1
Every detail, explored.

Choose an aim mode with separate key activation and targeting controls.

• Mode: Lock-on, Silent
• Aim key: keyboard or mouse; Hold, Toggle or Always

Display the targeting field of view on screen.

• Circle style: Outline, Filled

Draw a line to the current aim target.

• Snapline style: Crosshair, Bottom

Include eligible hostile human NPCs in aim targeting.

Include eligible aliens and infected NPCs in aim targeting.

Choose an anatomical aim point. Nearest selects the eligible hitbox closest to the crosshair angle.

• Hitbox: Nearest, Head, Chest, Stomach, Arms, Legs

Limit aim targeting to a field of view around the crosshair.

• Range: 1–90; default: 15

Adjust how smoothly Lock-on moves toward its target.

• Range: 1–10; default: 1

Limit the distance used by aim targeting.

• Range: 64–4096; default: 2048

Fire when an eligible target crosses the crosshair, with its own activation key and delay.

• Trigger key: keyboard or mouse; Hold, Toggle or Always

Allow Triggerbot to react to eligible hostile human NPCs.

Allow Triggerbot to react to eligible aliens and infected NPCs.

Filter Triggerbot by the body region actually under the crosshair.

• Hitgroup: All, Head, Chest, Stomach, Arms, Legs

Set the wait before Triggerbot fires.

• Range: 0–500; default: 100

Set a separate maximum distance for Triggerbot.

• Range: 64–4096; default: 2048

Display supported entities with configurable ESP range and appearance.

Draw full or corner boxes around supported entities.

Follow the animated bones of supported models.

Show names for supported entities and stock models.

Display entity distances in metres.

Connect entities to the top, bottom or center of the screen.

Keep track of entity positions on a customizable radar.

Include scientists and security in entity visuals.

Include hostile NPCs in entity visuals.

Include supported player entities in visuals.

Highlight dropped weapons.

Find supported health, suit and ammunition pickups.

Include supported projectiles in entity visuals.

Highlight supported buttons, doors, chargers and other interactable map objects.

Customize model materials and their visible color.

• Material: Tinted, Flat, Wireframe, Additive

Choose a separate color for the occluded model pass.

Apply model materials to the first-person weapon.

Apply a configurable color tint to the scene and HUD.

Animate model colors with a selectable effect.

• Animation mode: Pulse, Color fade, Rainbow

Set how quickly the material color animation plays.

• Speed (cycles/sec): 0.05–3

Blend the animation with the base material color.

• Strength: 0–1

View the player from a third-person camera with adjustable distance.

• Range: 32–160; default: 100

Adjust the world camera field of view.

• Range: 60–120; default: 90

Adjust the first-person weapon field of view separately from the world camera.

• Range: 50–130; default: 90

Enable first-person weapon positioning along three axes.

• Range: 0–1; default: 0

Move the first-person weapon horizontally.

• Range: -12–12; default: 0

Move the first-person weapon forward or backward.

• Range: -12–12; default: 0

Move the first-person weapon vertically.

• Range: -12–12; default: 0

Reset camera and viewmodel controls to their defaults.

Prevent damage to the local campaign player.

Maintain reserve ammunition for supported weapons.

Refill supported weapon magazines without reloading.

Restore the local player health.

Restore the local player suit armor.

Automatically time jumps while the jump control is held.

Assist strafing while airborne.

Move through the local campaign without normal collision.

Adjust the local player running-speed multiplier.

• Run multiplier: 1–3

Adjust the local player jump-height multiplier.

• Jump multiplier: 1–2.5

Remove temporary world objects created by the spawner.

Search the game catalog, select an entry and spawn it with adjustable quantity and placement.

• Quantity: 1–8
• Distance (game units): 64–512

Show the project name, frame rate and renderer.

Show assigned keys; enabled features light up and actions flash.

Show currently active features as compact labels. Drag them while the menu is open.

Stop active features and restore the input state managed by the menu.

Save, load and switch between menu configurations.

Assign keyboard or mouse buttons, with Hold, Toggle and Always activation where supported.

Customize menu colors, fonts and interface scale.

Choose a shared UI translation, with English fallback for untranslated entries.

Create local menu pages and scripts using the shared UI and feature APIs.

Read supported session information and entity snapshots in Lua.

Read the active game catalog and capability information, and use supported campaign actions from Lua.