Hey, this is a tutorial on how to make it run faster, by cleaning the hardware.
Needed:
Can of air
Screw driver
Ok, open up your computer with the screwdriver (Not your monitor)
and then, very carefully, take the can of air, and blow it around where the dust is.
Get it all to one spot, then just take all that dust, and bring it out.
There, now turn your computer on (You'll notice it's more quite.), and it's running faster.
Hope this helps.
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if your computer is running slow
13 August 2008 - 11:02 AM
Forge tricks.
01 July 2008 - 01:40 PM
Here's some forge tricks for you to learn.
Putting stuff in the air:
Just put an item of the height you want, put the item you want to float, on the item you just put down, Delete the first item, and your item is floating in the air.
Putting stuff in the air at your own angle:
Hold what you want in the air, how you want it, then save the game, end the game, and start again, your item should be floating in the air.
Run time min/max:
If you want oh say, a fusion coil to respond right after it explodes, press X either on it, or in the menu, 2 times... You should come up with a menu with the options for these:
Placed on map (Number here)
Run-Time minimum (Number here)
Run-Time maximum (Number here)
Maximum allowed (Number here) (Usually 16)
Total cost (Number here)
Then just set the run-time minimum to the highest and the run time maximum to the lowest. They should be the same, and your instant responding fusion coil responds faster then the speed of light!
Putting objects inside each other:
So set one object you want to be put together (Or more), then with that object(s), hit X, and where it says "Spawn at start" put that to "NO" then set the respond rate as high as 180 (Thats what I do, not necessary). Now, restart the round, but remember where you put that object, when your round has begun again, place another object where your object WAS, then either wait for it to respond, or do the run time maximum minimum trick. There, now you can stick inside each other.
Putting objects in the ground:
So put down the object you want in the ground, then put something that ABSOLUTELY will not move around all four sides, then put something like doors on the top, or just make sure it goes into the object you want in the ground, then, when you've done all that, click "A" On the object, it should start going in the ground, repeat untill it's where you want it.
Hope you like these tutorials!
If you've got anymore tricks that aren't in here, post, and I'll put it up.
Putting stuff in the air:
Just put an item of the height you want, put the item you want to float, on the item you just put down, Delete the first item, and your item is floating in the air.
Putting stuff in the air at your own angle:
Hold what you want in the air, how you want it, then save the game, end the game, and start again, your item should be floating in the air.
Run time min/max:
If you want oh say, a fusion coil to respond right after it explodes, press X either on it, or in the menu, 2 times... You should come up with a menu with the options for these:
Placed on map (Number here)
Run-Time minimum (Number here)
Run-Time maximum (Number here)
Maximum allowed (Number here) (Usually 16)
Total cost (Number here)
Then just set the run-time minimum to the highest and the run time maximum to the lowest. They should be the same, and your instant responding fusion coil responds faster then the speed of light!
Putting objects inside each other:
So set one object you want to be put together (Or more), then with that object(s), hit X, and where it says "Spawn at start" put that to "NO" then set the respond rate as high as 180 (Thats what I do, not necessary). Now, restart the round, but remember where you put that object, when your round has begun again, place another object where your object WAS, then either wait for it to respond, or do the run time maximum minimum trick. There, now you can stick inside each other.
Putting objects in the ground:
So put down the object you want in the ground, then put something that ABSOLUTELY will not move around all four sides, then put something like doors on the top, or just make sure it goes into the object you want in the ground, then, when you've done all that, click "A" On the object, it should start going in the ground, repeat untill it's where you want it.
Hope you like these tutorials!
If you've got anymore tricks that aren't in here, post, and I'll put it up.
Do the con resginers work ATM
30 June 2008 - 07:12 PM
do they? OR did bungie ban the keys used for the resigner? Just asking, cause when I try and mod, I'm able to load the map, but can't see the actual item or the item I replaced. If they do still work, could you guys maybe help me out a bit?
Here's what I'm doing.
Extracted the warehouse.map
Opened it up in johnson1.4
extracted my usermap.
Opened it up in HXD hex editor.
Found the item and replaced it with a monitor.
Rehased the map.
Resigned the map.
Put it back onto my 360.
Loaded the map.
Failed to see the actual item OR the modded item.
Can you please tell me, (If I did) what I did wrong? Tell me also if I'm doing everything right. I've modded halo 2, and my gamerscore for awhile.
Here's what I'm doing.
Extracted the warehouse.map
Opened it up in johnson1.4
extracted my usermap.
Opened it up in HXD hex editor.
Found the item and replaced it with a monitor.
Rehased the map.
Resigned the map.
Put it back onto my 360.
Loaded the map.
Failed to see the actual item OR the modded item.
Can you please tell me, (If I did) what I did wrong? Tell me also if I'm doing everything right. I've modded halo 2, and my gamerscore for awhile.
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