[ipek]

Originally Posted by Phant It's strange, but I can not find directory with random generated long name:

I didn't have the random named folder neither. Maybe he was using a different OS or SteamCMD version, I don't know.

[ipek]

Originally Posted by Phant Test it again right now with reinstallation of SteamCMD: Will download some HLDS, but WITHOUT cstrike directory. WTF?

Yep. This is what we pointed here. Use Daniel Gibbs' fix until the problem gets fixed.

[Arkshine]

It looks like SteamCMD has some difficulties to download dependencies' appmanifest files.
You can create the files yourself:

"AppState"
{
	"appid"		"$APPID"
	"Universe"	"1"
	"StateFlags"	"1090"
	"installdir"	"Half-Life"
}

You replace $APPID by the needed app id.
You have a list of app ids here: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...pplication_IDs.

The base ids for every mod are 10 and 70 (which should install HLDM + Counter-Strike)
The relevant others ids are:

• 20: Team Fortress Classic
• 30: Day of Defeat
• 40: Deathmatch Classic
• 50: Opposing Force
• 60: Ricochet
• 80: Condition Zero

I've put such file in a GitHub repository (Daniel Gibbs's guide misses files)
You can use the following command to retrieve them at once:

• Assuming your installation is located to /home/hlds; go to home/hlds/steamapps/ directory.
• Download the relevant files depending your mod:
  • CS : for i in 10 70; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done
  • CZ : for i in 10 70 80; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done
  • DoD: for i in 10 70 30; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done
    etc..
• Then you need to execute steamcmd (like you usually do) several times (three or four times) until all is downloaded.

[ish12321]

Please someone tell how to fix it ?

[HamletEagle]

Here's your fix:

Originally Posted by Arkshine It looks like SteamCMD has some difficulties to download dependencies' appmanifest files. You can create the files yourself: "AppState" { "appid" "$APPID" "Universe" "1" "StateFlags" "1090" "installdir" "Half-Life" } You replace $APPID by the needed app id. You have a list of app ids here: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...pplication_IDs. The base ids for every mod are 10 and 70 (which should install HLDM + Counter-Strike) The relevant others ids are: 20: Team Fortress Classic 30: Day of Defeat 40: Deathmatch Classic 50: Opposing Force 60: Ricochet 80: Condition Zero I've put such file in a GitHub repository (Daniel Gibbs's guide misses files) You can use the following command to retrieve them at once: Assuming your installation is located to /home/hlds; go to home/hlds/steamapps/ directory. Download the relevant files depending your mod: CS : for i in 10 70; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done CZ : for i in 10 70 80; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done DoD: for i in 10 70 30; do wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arkshine/hlds-appmanifest/master/appmanifest_$i.acf -O appmanifest_$i.acf; done etc.. Then you need to execute steamcmd (like you usually do) several times (three or four times) until all is downloaded.

Or wait until valve decides to fix it.

[smiley92]

And where to execute thats commands?In which console machine?
Windows->cmd.exe, in steamcmd?

[WhiteTomcat]

@Arkshine did exactly what you said but still the same.

[Arkshine]

what did you do exactly?

[WhiteTomcat]

Executed the commands and this is what I got in steamapps folder

Also tried to add this manually in appmanifest_90.acf

"AppState" { "appid" "90" "Universe" "1" "StateFlags" "1090" "installdir" "Half-Life" }

and tried to download files like 10-15 times but it just won't.

[Arkshine]

Once you got 10 and 70 (you don't need 90 afaik), you just need to spam SteamCmd at least 3 or 4 times. Well, I tried several times on my linux/windows machine. Maybe since the game has been updated something has changed or your steamcmd is using the wrong directory?