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This was my question
So:
I will make my own game!
That said, if the developer doesn't have support for mods built in, they probably don't want you ripping their game apart and getting at their source code. Call it a hunch.
That doesn't mean you cant, you'd just need to do it the old fashioned way and stop being a 'script-kitty',
You also should read the TOS for owning HL:M, which says in it, that any modding; using original source code is against the TOS. So you should just try figuring out what you can and cant mod, before breaking the law by decompiling source code of a game.
And no, before you claim this; its not fair use, your still using the original product to make the mod, unless you change everything, and at that point you might as well make your own game. Like, how do you expect people to install your mod? Did you just have this idea without any actual clue on how modding works and what the laws are behind it?