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Cinematic Mod adds cinematic effects, new music (mostly consisting of several tracks from the Batman Begins trailers), new sounds, new physics effects, HD textures, custom HD models, jiggle bone effects to female characters, modified weapon strength, etc. to Half-Life 2 and its episodes. The new Alyx model, introduced in Version 5, is based on Brazilian model Adriana Lima. The more recent versions make the maps richer in terms of atmosphere, and features many new models (such as more vegetation, or many more shipwrecks along the Coast).

After the release of version 13, FakeFactory stated that this would be the last version of the cinematic mod. The limits of the Source Engine would be reached, and the development of CM13 had become a burden to him. He'd finish version 13 and say "goodbye for some time".[4]

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Just made a discovery, the mod sets timescale to 0.85 up until you get the suit for some reason, I guess to make it more cinematic maybe? Anyway I dont think this can be avoided as it sets it hard capped to it (you cannot change it atall).

This footage was recorded on the Valve Index with no commentary and played in story mode, for the most cinematic experience possible. Story mode allowed our editor Jamie Feltham to move through the game as smoothly as possible, with a focus on showing as much of the world and as many details as possible to viewers.

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