Bunnymod Pro

This mod is very outdated, contains functionality that has never been in any Half-Life version (therefore making it not legitimate for speedrunning) and is not recommended. Use Bunnymod XT instead.

Bunnymod Pro, a successor to HLSP Bunny Mod, is a mod designed specially for Half-Life running. Bunnymod is widely used in most of the runs, because of its features that allow easier routing and monitoring various significant parameters like speed and position.

Features

• Restored uncapped Bunnyhopping.
• Restored crowbar damage.
• Speedometer and lots of other counters (height, jump speed, etc.)
• Grenade Timer - shows how much time is left until grenade detonation.
• Trigger display.
• Updated Health indicator - shows exact health when it's above 255, up to 32767. Used with the Infinite Health Door glitch. Togglable with hud_health_5dig cvar.
• Variable HUD; all HUD elements can be moved to certain position.
• Ruler with many features! Measures distances in-game, multiple points can be set and distance is outputted both measuring in all three planes and only in XY plane (not counting height).
• Autostopsave points - you can set the radius and console command that is executed when you enter the sphere with the center in this point and the set radius!
• Autocmd planes - similar to triggers, but work like autostopsave points and entirely clientside!
• Damage indicator / history with smooth animation, clientside!
• Display of the health and other entity of the entity under your crosshair! Client + server

Console variables

• sv_bhopcap (0 | 1) - if 1, enables the bunnyhop cap, if 0 - disables.
• cl_bhopcap (0 | 1) - same as above, but clientside - used for movement prediction. You basically want to set this to 0 if the server doesn't have the bunnyhop cap and to 1 if it does.
• sv_crowbar_won_damage (0 | 1) - if 1, the first crowbar swing damage is correctly recognised as it was in the WON version.

• sv_explosion_display (0 | 1) - if 0, explosions are not rendered.

• sv_trigger_***_display (0 | 1) - replace *** with a trigger name (push, teleport, etc.); enables the display of *** trigger. May need a map restart.
• sv_trigger_***_color "r g b" - replace *** with a trigger name (push, teleport, etc.); sets the display color for *** trigger. May need a map restart. Don't forget the double quotes.
• sv_info_landmark_display (0 | 1) - if 1, displays info_landmark entities. May need a map restart.
• sv_info_landmark_model - if set, this model is used for displaying info_landmarks. Unexisting models may cause crash. May need a map restart.

• sv_firemon_target - sets the classname, which is monitored using hud_firemon command.

• sv_dumptriggers (0 | 1) - if set to 1, dumps the triggers from the map on map load as custom boxes into a config file that will be located inside your working directory/your mod name/mapname.cfg, for example: Half-Life/hlspbunny/t0a0.cfg.

• cl_rendermodels (0 | 1) - if 0, models are not rendered.
• cl_rendergibs (0 | 1) - if 0, gibs are not rendered.
• cl_modelalpha (0 | 1) - if 1, viewmodel is 50% transparent.
• cl_wallhack (0 | 1) - if 1, renders entities through walls.

• cl_ruler_enable (0 | 1) - if 1, you can add points to the ruler.
• cl_ruler_render (0 | 1) - if 0, ruler points are not rendered.
• cl_ruler_autodelay - if greater than 0, sets the points automatically to your position every <value> seconds. This is a floating point value, which means that you can set it to, for example, 0.5.

• cl_boxes_render (0 | 1) - if 0, custom boxes are not rendered.

• cl_autostopsave_radius - sets the radius of the autostopsave point.
• cl_autostopsave_cmd - sets the command that is executed when you enter the autostopsave point. If you want multiple commands to execute, just set the variable like that: cl_autostopsave_cmd "stop;save mysave".
• cl_autocmd_enable (0 | 1) - if 1, autocmd planes execute commands.
• cl_autocmd_render (0 | 1) - if 1, autocmd planes are rendered (drawn to the screen).
• cl_autocmd_plane (x | y | z) - sets the coordinate that is checked. This is more understandable if you look at it in-game.
• cl_autocmd_coord - sets the coordinate value to check. Again, this is more understandable visually. Imagine an infinite thin wall with cl_autocmd_plane coordinate set to cl_autocmd_coord. I don't really know a good way of explaining it.
• cl_autocmd_distance - sets the distance, in which you have to be from the autocmd plane, for cl_autocmd_cmd to execute. Default value is 34.0.
• cl_autocmd_cmd - sets the command that is executed when you touch the autocmd plane. If you want multiple commands to execute, just set the variable like that: cl_autocmd_cmd "stop;save mysave".

• cl_gauss_tracer (0 | 1) - if 1, renders the line that shows how the gauss beam will act. The tracer assumes that the gauss is fully charged, if you fire a not fully charged gauss, it may not reflect to the end. If the beam is red, then the gauss fire will produce a wallgauss.

• hud_color "r g b" - sets the color of HUD elements. Set to "auto" to use the default color. Don't forget the double quotes.
• hud_alpha (0 - 255) - sets the opacity of the HUD elements. Set to "auto" to use the default value.
• hud_accuracy (0 | 1) - if 1, numbers like speedometer are displayed with 6 digits after the comma.
• hud_***_pos "x y" - replace *** with a hud element (health, speedometer, etc.); offsets the position of *** on the screen. 0 is no offset. Don't forget the double quotes.
• hud_pos_percent (0 | 1) - if 1, all hud_***_pos variables are measured in percents instead of pixels.

• hud_origin_x (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your X position on the screen.
• hud_origin_y (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your Y position on the screen.
• hud_origin_z (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your Z position on the screen.
• hud_viewangle_x (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your X viewangle on the screen.
• hud_viewangle_y (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your Y viewangle on the screen.
• hud_speedometer (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your speed on the screen.
• hud_jumpspeed (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the speed of your last jump on the screen.
• hud_zspeed (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your vertical speed on the screen.
• hud_acceleration (0 | 1) - if 1, displays your acceleration on the screen.
• hud_demorec_counter (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the demo recording time on the screen. More accurate than the built-in one (time that shows in listdemo concmd) because it doesn't count the time while the game is paused.
• hud_grenadetimer (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the grenade timer on the screen.
• hud_gaussboost (0 | 1 | 2) - if 1 or 2, displays various values, relevant to gauss boosting (like the speed you'll get after the boost) on the screen. Setting this to 2 will display more values.
• hud_speedinfo (0 | 1) - if 1, displays a table with different speed values on the screen.
• hud_damage (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the damage history.
• hud_entityhealth (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the health of the entity under your crosshair.
• hud_entityinfo (0 | 1) - if 1, displays some info about the entity under your crosshair.
• hud_firemon (0 | 1) - if 1, displays the entity fire monitor that displays how many times an entity with sv_firemon_target classname was fired, for example, due to being a target for a button and the said button getting pressed.

• hud_health_reqhev (0 | 1) - if 1, health is showed even if you don't have a HEV Suit.
• hud_health_5dig (0 | 1) - if 0, uses the default HL1 health display, up to 255. If 1, displays health up to 32767.
• hud_battery_5dig (0 | 1) - if 0, uses the default HL1 battery display, up to 255. If 1, displays battery up to 32767.
• hud_grenadetimer_width - sets the width in pixels of the grenade timer bar.
• hud_grenadetimer_height - sets the height in pixels of the grenade timer bar.
• hud_damage_enable (0 | 1) - if 1, any health change is recorded into the damage history.
• hud_damage_size - size of the damage history.
• hud_damage_anim (0 | 1) - if 1, damage history has smooth animation on every change.

Console commands

• sv_sethealth - sets your health. Up to 32767.
• sv_setbattery - sets your armor. Up to 32767.

• alias_ex <name> <command> - works like alias, but supports command arguments. Use _ for invoking the aliased commands.
• _ <alias name> <optional arguments> - invokes the command aliased with alias_ex.

• fps_save - saves the current fps_max value.
• fps_restore - restores the fps_max value saved by fps_save.

• cl_ruler_reset - deletes all ruler points.
• cl_ruler_distance - outputs the total distance between ruler points.
• cl_ruler_aimpos - creates a new point where you're looking at.
• cl_ruler_playerpos - creates a new point where you are.
• cl_ruler_viewpos - creates a new point at your eyes position.
• cl_ruler_addorigin "x y z" - adds a new point with x, y and z coordinates. Supports floating point numbers. Don't forget the double quotes.
• cl_ruler_dellast - deletes the last point.

• cl_boxes_reset - deletes all custom boxes.
• cl_boxes_dellast - deletes the last custom box.
• cl_boxes_addorigin <x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2> <r> <g> <b> <opacity> - adds a new box with x1, y1 and z1 being the coordinates of one corner; x2, y2 and z2 - of the opposite corner; r, g and b - red green and blue colours and opacity - uhm, opacity. Supports floating point numbers.

• cl_autostopsave_addpoint - converts the last added ruler point to an autostopsave point.
• cl_autostopsave_delpoint - deletes the autostopsave point.
• cl_autostopsave_printorigin - prints the origin of the autostopsave point into the console.

• hud_health_difference - acts like a console variable. Adds that value to the health value that is displayed on the screen. Can be negative.
• hud_demorec_reset - resets the demo recording time.
• hud_damage_reset - resets the damage history.

Changelog

• v1.1
  • Fixed a crash on changelevel.
  • Added sv_bhopcap, cl_bhopcap and sv_crowbar_won_damage.
  • Added alias_ex and _.
  • For hud_color and hud_alpha defaults use "auto" instead of numbers.
  • Added a fix for campaths (from the new HLSDK), those should be working now.
  • Added sv_dumptriggers.
  • Added fps_save and fps_restore.
  • Added cl_boxes_*.

Credits

• Huge thanks to Maverick for telling me how to fix colours in TriAPI rendering.
• Developers of HLSP Bunny Mod: rofi, MrBozo.
• Original developer of Bunnymod Pro: Julien.
• Ideas and motivation: quadrazid, SpiderWaffle.
• Uncle Mike for his Xash3D engine, the source code of which helped me to understand how certain parts of GoldSrc were supposed to work.

• Motivation: a bunch of suspicious lithuanians.

• Original HLSP Bunny Mod idea: SpiderWaffle's vision to create a framework for a better, more seamless Half-Life speedrunning experience, with original single player settings, untainted by patches influenced from Counter-Strike, still preserving all the integrity that is Half-Life, unmodified on a fundamental level. With an ultimate goal to create a better, larger, unified, easier to become involved with community of Half-Life speedrunners.