Yes, this was done poorly on purpose but do I care? Nope

Message from Hoovy

Half shitpost, half animation Made with SFM

Femscout tries to buy a ticket

Half-Life, Models and Sounds: Valve Software

SFX Pack: @OpenNSFWSP.

PEENOR

"You lucky dog you!"

I originally uploaded this to youtube, but if I found out I am possibly allowed to upload this to newgrounds too. I've put alot of effort into this as it took a couple weeks to finish. If there is any problem with anything just leave a comment and I'll try and update the description with more credit if there is any proof to your credit. My original youtube upload can be found <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u919-2NnPr4" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Here</a> Heres a list of everything I know I used and that I could find the sources of for this. Programs:-Garry's Mod [Garry Newman]-Gmod Stop Motion Helper [Winded - PenolAkushari]-Premiere Pro [Adobe]-Audacity [The World Apparently] Pacman Footage:-Arcade Game: Pac-Man (1980 Namco (Midway Licencese for US release)) [Old Classic Retro Gaming - Youtube] Music:-Team Fortress 2 [Valve Software]-Left 4 Dead 1/2 [Valve Software]-Half life 2 [Valve Software]-Outro Music [Made by me] Voices:-AsdfMovie [Tomska]-Simpsons [Matt Groening]-Team Fortress 2 [Valve Software]-Half life 2 Barney [Valve Software]-Other voices [Done by me] Characters:-Sam and Max [Steve Purcell]-Barney [Valve Software] Character and prop Models:-Sam &amp; Max - Sam [JCThornton - Gmod Steam Workshop Mod]-Sam &amp; Max - Max [JCThornton - Gmod Steam Workshop Mod]-Obese Male: Deluxe Edition [Gmod Steam Workshop Mod]-Cat Wearing Pants Playermodel [Gmod Steam Workshop Mod]-Sam &amp; Max Season One Playermodels [Gmod Steam Workshop Mod]-[simfphys] Police Pursuit car pack [BarneyRooster18 -Gmod Steam Workshop Mod] Gmod Maps:-PH_Disco_Club-rp_downtown_v1-gm_xalcity_v3-GM_WoT_A5-gm_countrysidedrive

Sam & Max Gmod Schenanigans

area by @rekkakun_nsfw

- Audio edit by @EleetApricot, sound pack by @OpenNSFWSP, other sounds from Valve

ComBat Effectiveness Assessment 🦇

Counter-Strike in a Nutshell

While hypothetical storage obviates this need today, many unshelled KISHAR databases were lost in the

Tempered Brilliance (Official Music Video)

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TF2 © Valve
Music © Valve, Terry Scott Taylor, Kevin Macleod

Soldierdore's second trick

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Music: Operation: Black Mesa - Main Theme by LONOfilms
SFM By Valve

(SFM) Corporal

An animation I originally made for my insta,
audio is from "gamerpoop: the walking dead part 3" by mans1ayer on youtube

Gordon freeman's find

Copyright: Team Fortress 2 of Valve Software

Story, Animation by Me

Rendered with No Music for Newgrounds

The Big Blow

Dat Intelligence

Lightyear to the Rescue
Game Over - Metal Gear Solid

Disclaimer: This video is not for kids

TF2 © Valve

Sandwich Coast

As Newscaster

All music used created by Hail Hazmat
Some sound effects used belong to Valve Software

Slizzard the Lizard (ANIMATIC Ver.)

Youtube link: https://youtu.be/wqKNH0uW5y4

Half-life by Valve

Sounds and music are from:
Team fortess

My part for Half-life collab (Chapter 3: AKIRA SKIP)

Music used:
Black Vortex - Kevin Macleod
E1M1 remix - Doom 3
E2M8 Nobody told me about iD - iD Software

Scout the Slayer

VFX done using Trapcode by Red Giant in Adobe After Effects CC 2019. It's a LOOP! A year ago I did THIS Motion Graphics Animation of my Fursona: 
<a href="https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/707213">https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/707213</a> To me, I tend to view motion graphics as more basic and simple, but despite that they can get VERY complex, and time consuming. It's basically a still picture that has elements in it that moves such as VFX, but some of those can get rather advanced in technique. I was still consider this more on the basic to intermediate end. It was very difficult, frustrating, and stressful to try and figure these things out since 2016. But, I just kept at it. When I was at UMASS Boston so many professionals had no idea how to do these things, even tho' in theory it ought to be simple. Adobe also doesn't make it fool-proof, and doesn't exactly teach this stuff either, which I found strange because this style is not even new whatsoever. I'm glad to get on with these things and see my progress since last year. Last year, I wanted to understand particles fully, and even tho' I can comprehend them somewhat now, I'm not a master of any of it. 3D software is a big issue of contention for me because it destroyed my entire career field at exactly the time period I graduated from animation/film/art school in 2001 even tho' traditional animation had just been peaking in the market, and Japanese traditional animation took off even further. But, I also value VFX, Filmmaking, and editing software which is much better than those old analogue video editing machines and VHS or BETA decks. I see no reason why I can't use 3D elements, VFX such as particles, parallaxing, camera movements, 3D environments, 3D digital cameras, 3D vectors, or 2D vectors in a fusion of hand made art together. I also see no reason why it's acceptable for computers, machines, and software, ought to replace art and artists. I find this unacceptable. This piece of artwork was drawn by hand with a pencil on paper and scanned, then cleaned &amp; painted/colored in Adobe Photoshop. The Motion Graphics animation + compositing was done in After Effects, and the final edit was cleaned &amp; reworked in Adobe Premiere. I also use Adobe's Media Encoder to render out my videos because I find the codecs stay more consistent that way in the final result. It's not as noticeable in the newer versions of Creative Cloud, but it's still there. Anyways, THIS was VERY FIRST project this year, and my VERY FIRST actual original project using Trapcode! ^,^ I was SO EXCITED to even get Trapcode back in November! My older work usually did NOT have so much slowness, or stillness, or downtempo and even ambientness as the things I had done at the end of the 20th Century, and the beginnings of the 21st Century. So, THAT alone was a significant challenge for me, since I'd usually been such a hyper person, and prone to dynamic or flamboyant styles. But, in order to learn these things I needed to try and learn how to create things that were not fast paced, but slow, and more calm. VERY difficult for me. Often these motion graphics projects are a way to experiment, subjectively, things like mood, emotive feelings, but also the software and allowing it to be the tool, and NOT the art. I also do the audio design as well.

ASMR BlackUniGryphon Fusona Motion Graphics Backside

Note: I don't have any video editing software, so this is the best I could do with all the limited stuff

The Retarded Showdown [SFM]

DISCLAIMER AND CREDITS TO:

FestiveMetroid101 for the splatoon models

Valve for the software SFM (Source

DJ Octavio REIMAGINED AGAIN

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CREDITS TO:
FestiveMetroid101 for the splatoon models
Valve for the software SFM
Nintendo's

Splatoon SFM DJ Octavio REIMAGINED

Some were already included in the SFM base software but others were taken from mortal kombat X.

White Besuited Samurai - SFM Madness (WIP)

"Alright, you bunch of software engineers, go produce an animation"

PRESS THE RED BUTTON TO PLAY THE

Tinker

Ever since I discovered that Source Filmmaker and it's ability to animate any Valve game and then some. This project was screaming at me to be made. So I present to you, Chris O'Neill's "Left 4 Speed 2" in 3D. I hope you guys enjoy this as much as I enjoyed animating this! If you wish to see the Stereoscopic 4k version, drop this url in your address bar: watch?v=Riz1bUu6-8Q Voices - Harry Partridge Sean 'SonicMega' Chiplock Chris O'Neill Adrian Conway Original Cartoon by Chris O'Neill Special Thanks to: 
OneyNG - of course 
Randall Glass - for his technical advise 
Ryan Connolly - for sharing his knowledge of filmmaker 
Valve - for making such wonderful games and software 
Tom Fulp and Newgrounds.com 
And You Guys! Thanks for watching!

Left 4 Speed 2 in 3D

past weekend familarizing myself with animating inSource Filmmaker (a free 3D animation program by Valve

Sneaking up on Slenderman

The Left4Dead survivors show how Valve got their logo!

So this is my theory on how Valve software got their game startup logo. No skepticism needed-- I'm pretty sure this is the only way they could have gotten that image. This movie takes place during 'The Passing' chapter. I was hoping to have this out the night that 'The Sacrifice' DLC came out, but it took a bit longer (as with all personal work). If you don't get it, you either have not played a L4D game or a Valve game. If this is the case, what the hell is wrong with you? Go play one already! If you left a review, thank you! I DO read them all, so if I didn't respond to yours, you can still be sure that I read it. Much appreciated! Edit: Frontpage!? YESSSSSSSSSSS!!! Thanks, NG! 
Edit 2: Over 250,000 views!? Very cool. And just a note- I'm well aware that there was a previous logo. I played HL when it first came out. This movie has to do with the CURRENT logo! 
Edit 3: What's that you say? Valve made this logo before l4d? Well you forgot one very important fact-- Valve has a time machine.

How Valve Got Their Logo

It worked very well and he has been publically humiliated since.