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GitHub - p2r3/HTTPortal: HTTP/1.1 implementation in Portal 2

HTTP/1.1 implementation in Portal 2. Contribute to p2r3/HTTPortal development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Usage

• In Steam, add this launch option to Portal 2: -netconport 3000
• Clone this repository and move its root directory to your game files. Rename it to portal2_dlcX, where X is the lowest positive integer not in use.
• Start Portal 2, you should be brought to Laser Chaining after a couple of loading screens.
• Enable the developer console in keyboard settings (if you haven't already).
• Open localhost:3000 in a browser - a blank page should open.

Creating a webpage

Here's a very quick crash course on how to use the page builder:

• To create an HTML element (e.g. <H1>), use this command: script newElement(H1)
• To create a closing tag (e.g. </H1>), use this command: script newElement(-H1)
• To create a plaintext node, use this command: script newElement("Hello, World!")
• To create a modifier (e.g. style), use this command: script newModifier("style", "color: red")

Elements are ordered first towards -Y, then towards +X. In other words, if you're building your site on Laser Chaining, keep the faith plate platform to your right and place cubes left-to-right, top-to-bottom.

The tag name must be provided in uppercase, unquoted (it's an enumeration). For closing tags, just append a minus (-) to the tag name.

Modifiers stack - both literally and also in the document. So using two style modifiers on top of each other will stack the properties, but using two src or href modifiers will probably just break your link.

 

[DaciaJC]

Very cool stuff. I just wish I knew basic computer programming so most of it didn't fly over my head!