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Garry's Mod is a <strong>sandbox mod</strong> for the <strong>Source</strong> Engine. Unlike normal games there <strong>aren't any predefined aims or goals</strong>. Players are given tools and are left to entertain themselves.<br />
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The player is in a world where objects can be created and destroyed on demand. Where people can be created and destroyed with the click of a mouse. A world made for him. A world he made.<br />
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<h1>So what do you do?</h1>
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There are a lot of things you can do with Garry's Mod, but here's a few of the more common uses.<br />
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<h1>Construction</h1>
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Garry's Mod provides tools to constrain objects together in various ways. Using these tools the player can <strong>create working contraptions</strong>.<br />
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The simplest example is a <strong>car</strong>. The player spawns an object to be used for the car's body then adds wheels by firing the <strong>tool gun</strong>at the object. Wheels are then <strong>controllable</strong> using the numpad on your keyboard.<br />
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You don't have to make moving contraptions though - want to <strong>build a fort out of wooden crates</strong> then <strong>set it on fire?</strong> Go for it! Want to <strong>build a house using fridges</strong> for the walls and mattresses for the ceiling then <strong>drive a jeep into it</strong> all? Go for it!<br />
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<h1>Posing and Comics</h1>
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One of the universal appeals of Garry's Mod has been the ability to place and pose ragdolls. This allows you to <strong>create your own comic books</strong> and share them online. One major comic spawned from this is <a href="http://www.hlcomic.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">HLComic</a> - the story of Gordon Frohman's journey in City 17.<br />
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Garry's Mod gives you the ability to place ragdolls, manipulate their facial expressions and aim their eyes.<br />
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<h1>Gamemodes</h1>
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Garry's Mod gives the ability to program your own gamemodes (Don't worry - you don't need to be a programmer to play them). This allows the community to make new, often wacky, gamemodes such as melon racing, build to the top and so on.<br />
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It's often worth taking a look in the server list to see if any of the games prick your attention - there's often something weird there to try out.<br />
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<h1>User Created Content</h1>
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Garry's Mod benefits greatly from a thriving community which is constantly churning out new ideas, maps, models, gamemodes, weapons, Lua scripts and skins.<br />
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