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Half-Life mod Sven Co-op missing executible

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http://askubuntu.com – I recently installed Half-Life via Steam on my new computer with Precise Pangolin. The game worked perfectly fine until I decided to install my favourite mod Sven Co-op. At first I installed it the proper way (works on windows) which is to paste the folder into the Half-Life folder, and on Steam it's suppose to appear as a game. When I pressed "play" it gave me an error saying "missing executable". Then I decided to copy the starter/executable/binary files from the HL folder into the SC folder and restarted Steam and got the same error. Both methods were tried with offline mode in Steam as w (HowTos)

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Submitted by missing on 03/10/2013

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