Pardon Our Dust.

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Originally Posted by Timo

If there's a way to set a script up to check what difficulty has been completed, that'd be possible. I don't think there's any UI event function that checks to see what difficulty has been completed :\

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What about the Campaign skulls on the mission select menu?

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Originally Posted by Pooky

What about the Campaign skulls on the mission select menu?

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In Halo 1? What?
Am I off base here... or are you talking about Halo 2 and 3... in which case of course they keep track of that stuff...

What Pooky is suggesting is that CMT would put a skull in each map, and when they are found they activate a script in the UI. Then the UI would activate the "skull menu" and place the picked up skull. (Something among those lines)

I recall CMT saying that they wouldnt put skulls on their maps, since of either not wanting to or UI issues.

Since now l28 from Halomaps is on CMT due to him knowing UI very well (See his RED UI), I believe it COULD be possible.

I remember kornman pointing out that there are only five or so unused global variables that do not change value when a new map is loaded. Adding in points or skulls to the campaign would be needlessly difficult, given that CMT might be using those globals for something else.

And you know what? I'm getting a tad sick of people suggesting Halo 3-based content to be added into Halo. Yes, Halo 3 had some great things, but you people need to keep in mind that this is not Halo 3. The engine was not built for these sorts of things, and CMT is already pushing the envelope and has hit limits on what they can and cannot do.

But, assuming you are speaking about things such as hijacking, those arent just halo 3 or 2 things...those are halo things. That has become very much a part of halo's gameplay.

I do agree with you however, but its not just that its halo 3.

I think people relate to Halo 3 because it looks good, although it is not always exactly like Halo 3, but moded a bit.

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Originally Posted by CodeBrain

What Pooky is suggesting is that CMT would put a skull in each map, and when they are found they activate a script in the UI. Then the UI would activate the "skull menu" and place the picked up skull. (Something among those lines)

I recall CMT saying that they wouldnt put skulls on their maps, since of either not wanting to or UI issues.

Since now l28 from Halomaps is on CMT due to him knowing UI very well (See his RED UI), I believe it COULD be possible.

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From what I know, you'd need to be able to reference a script when a widget is opened, in order to have this happen. But since you can't create new scripts after the map is compiled, it wouldn't be possible.

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Originally Posted by Hunter

I think people relate to Halo 3 because it looks good, although it is not always exactly like Halo 3, but moded a bit.

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You cant "mod" Halo 3.

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Originally Posted by Timo

From what I know, you'd need to be able to reference a script when a widget is opened, in order to have this happen. But since you can't create new scripts after the map is compiled, it wouldn't be possible.

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Yes, that is the case.

But what IF HYPOTHETICALLY (I say the term lightly) the scripts were already made? In the A30 script, for example, you could add the skull script there, and proceed to activate a widget. Then the UI script would "sleep" until the skull widget was activated, and proceed to run a script of it's own.

I am guessing that is not how it goes though.

I *think* you can have a script check for something, and if it comes up true, it will run a widget. I've never really played around with scripts in widgets, but that might work. However, as soon as the player leaves the game the script would reset, so it'd work like Halo 2 skulls, not Halo 3.