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Xash3D FWGS PS3 (HL1 port)

Mayo1990 · 2026-07-27T15:42:48+00:00

Gordon Freeman in the flesh. Or rather, in the Playstation 3 port. I took the liberty of relieving you of your PS3 store; most of them were Sony's property. As for the port, I think you’ve earned it. Given the current status of my Quake 3 ports, which I'm feeling satisfied so far (although there's still a lot of stuff that I'd really, really like to implement), my next project was a XASH3D FWGS port for the Playstation 3. Compared to my previous port, I decided to make a thread about its current status, what's left and when the first release will be. Whereas with my previous Q3 ports I would make a thread as soon as I got a playable build. Was AI used in this project? Yes, AI was used to assist me in coding. All the testing and the debugging sessions were done by me on real hardware following a strict goal-based roadmap. I also got some of the pieces fully working thanks to my previous Quake 3 port. And this brings us back to: HOW TO INSTALL: Place your valve (Half Life), gearbox (Opposing Force) or bshift (Blue Shift) inside /dev_hdd0/data/xash3dfwgs/ be sure to delete the cfg files. The game will create them automatically on boot. Latest release Current status: Half Life 1, Opposing Force and Blue Shift are playable. It's gonna use the default Gamepad layout available on Steam Crossplay with other XASH3D FWGS clients is supported TO DO: Bugfixes TFC/CS1.6 support Test the Opposing Force multiplayer side a bit more KNOWN BUGS: Torch/night vision don't work properly in non-dark areas. It doesn't affect the gameplay at all however. In Opposing Force the ropes would make the framerate drop from 60 to 52. FAQ: I put the valve folder inside /dev_hdd0/data/xash3dfwgs/ but the game crashes on boot, why? Be sure to rename it xash3dfwgs in lowercase. It's case sensitive. The game loads but my character can only move and look around! Remove the controller and config cfg files before launching the game. How do I use the console? You select the Console line in the menu, hit Triangle to open the OSK and hit CROSS to send the cvar. "Can you port x?" No. At the moment my main focus is to port Counter Strike 1.6, Team Fortress Classic and focus back on my Quake 3 ports. I do have other projects I am currently laying my eyes on but I'm not even at the briefing phase for each, let alone if I'm even able to tackle on them. I'm having issues when loading the game Check your files. The build(s) is(are) confirmed to work with the Steam release of those games. It has unintended behavior with copies you obtained god-knows-where. I copied my files and there's no text in the main menus, how do I fix it? See previous question. I copied my files but it crashes on boot! I'm using pak files See previous questions. Screenshots:

Zero72463

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Info

ControlConsole API (Also known as CCAPI) is a PC software that establishes connection between your PC or Laptop and your PS3 console. CCAPI can do stuff such as change your console id, make another console id be used on startup instead of default console id, edit the console LEDs, get PS3 temperature, do real time editing on both CEX and DEX, and best part it is wireless!

Compatible Firmware's

Installation

1. Download CCAPI .PKG from the "Mini Wiki" section of this thread.
2. Inside you should find a folder called PS3 with a .PKG inside it.
3. Put the .PKG into the root of a USB stick or FTP it to the packages folder on your HDD if you use Rebug.
4. Install the .PKG from your USB or packages folder. Then open it and install it there. If it tells you that your firmware isn't supported then you aren't on a supported CFW. Check the "Compatible Firmware's" section of this thread.
5. Once you installed it on your PS3 you aren't done. Now we need to install the software to our PC.
6. With the PS3 folder you should also find a PC folder with a .EXE inside it. Run it and install the software.
7. Great! You now have CCAPI on your PS3 and PC. All you need to do now is open CCAPI on your PC and click "File", "Add New Console", then type your PS3 public IP address (Usually starts with 192).
8. It will be added onto your list right click it and press "Connect". It will now connect and you can mess with the options. (Also keep in mind Real-Time-Modding tools use CCAPI to connect to your PS3, so as long as your PS3's IP is in the CCAPI app any RTM can connect to it.)

Uninstallation

Run the .PKG again and you will see the uninstallation confirmation.

• Run the Ccapi-setup.exe again.
OR
• Go to "Programs and Features" and uninstall CCAPI from there.

Mini Wiki

2.70 (LEAST USED|LATEST VERSION)
(REV4) Added 4.80 DEX support.
(REV4) Added 4.80 CEX support.
(REV3) Added 4.78 DEX support.
(REV2) Added 4.78 CEX support.
(REV2) Added 4.76 DEX support.
Added other platform support.
Optimized network bitrate.
2.60 (MOST USED|STABLE VERSION)
(REV7) Added 4.76 CEX support.
(REV6) Added 4.75 DEX support.
(REV5) Added 4.75 CEX support.
(REV4) Added 4.70 DEX support.
(REV3) Added 4.70 CEX support.
(REV2) Added 4.66 CEX support.
Added 4.60/4.65 support.
Added Cobra support.
Added SetBootPsid/SetBootIdps/SetPsid/SetIdps.
2.50
Added 4.53/4.55 support.
Added a console list.
1.00
Original version.

You can use the demo codes provided in the CCAPI Package for Developers (download link is below). You may find some example for a few languages such as C/C++/C#.
You can also use Imcsx's implementation for C#, the specificity is that it is also compatible with TMAPI.
Finally if your programming language is not supported, or if you prefer to make your own implementation, it is possible to directly import the functions from CCAPI.dll yourself. The main functions to achieve that are LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress from the WINAPI, you can find them in a lot of languages C/C++/.net/Java, etc.
The CCAPI (Windows only currently) documentation is here.