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    #1 SmokiestGrunl

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    Posted 24 June 2009 - 02:08 PM

    File Name: Halo 2 Internalize Bitmap
    File Submitter: SmokiestGrunl
    File Submitted: 21 Sep 2008
    File Updated: 07 May 2011
    File Category: H2 Modding Programs
    Author: TfAv1228
    Version: 1

    Halo 2 Internalize Bitmap

    Many of you have probably used my bitmap internalizer that I made in VB6 and you also have probably complained about it being so slow. Well no more this program will internalize any bitmap and is lightning fast. IT ALWAYS INTERNALIZES PROPERLY AND IS SERENITY COMPATIBLE.

    How to use:
    -Open Map
    --Select Bitmap
    ---Click Internalize
    ----Select the shared map the bitmap is coming from
    ---Click ok when it says done
    --Close program
    -Open in whatever editor you are using and do whatever you want

    Thanks to:
    ---As always Jefff and GlitchyGuardian for teaching me how to code
    ---Iron Forge for his white paper and tutorial
    ---Xbox7887 for helping me with the origonal program on what to do
    ---And anyone I might have forgotten

    If you have any problem post them here and I will see what I can do.


    This is a not virus. The certificate for the decrypted CodeVelli expired. It is fine.


    Click here to download this file

    #2 mr slave

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    Posted 03 October 2009 - 02:13 AM

    There is a trojan, lmao

    #3 iBotPeaches

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    Posted 03 October 2009 - 05:08 AM

    Thats CodeVeil's encryption that the certificate has expired for.

    So not a trojan, :)