Pardon Our Dust.

I like the belt imo. Not that that matters.

But if there were a poll, I'd say keep it.

Why change something essential to the armor in Halo 1.

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Originally Posted by Masterz1337

D40 and A10_new have been sucessfully merged.

For those that haven't been following the project, we've been using child scenarios for our new segments, allowing us to set upa basic template of the new areas, so that the scenery and trigger volumes all match and don't have to be redone. Merging scenarios has always been a tricky thing, and for those of you who have looked at Bungie scenarios, they are full of duplicate referances and extranious data which isn't needed, which fills up palletes and inflates tagsize and slots. The new D40 should be finished within the week now, making 4/8 levels recieving new bsp treatments fully playable..

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GREAT! So that means the mod is even closer to completion(duh). Are you simply going to extend the canyons of a50/d20?

The HAlo 1 bipeds textures acutally have the pouches on it. Leave the pouches, fuck the other random crap off. Get rid of thedonut tube from the back, redo the legs totally and I'll like it.

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Originally Posted by spartan123209

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Belt removal: definitely not. Reasons below.

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Originally Posted by BobtheGreatII

Have some of you just not noticed that he has the same belt setup in the first Halo?

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Not only that, the Master Chief doesn't have his magazines stick to him like magic and it'd be highly impractical in the field of battle to have so many of them just randomly hanging there individually. The belt must stay for reloading to make sense.

We couldn't be fucked about these nitty gritty details. We're not like the rest of the "pros", we have our own way of looking at things and making decisions about the importance of realism and practicality.

Edit: By "pros" I mean all the modelers here to feel the need to have every model perfected to the last detail, artisticly, factually, realisticly, and optimized to the greatest extent. There are no real pros here onthe forum, but there are those who belive they are on the path to becomming one. Hope this clears up any confiusion to you and other readers :).

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Originally Posted by Amit

Not only that, the Master Chief doesn't have his magazines stick to him like magic and it'd be highly impractical in the field of battle to have so many of them just randomly hanging there individually. The belt must stay for reloading to make sense.

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Or he could use the Patented Magic Pocket™

Now you can keep your rocket launchers without any sight of them with Magic Pocket™

And the sniper is actually an organ...

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Originally Posted by Masterz1337

We couldn't be fucked about these nitty gritty details. We're not like the rest of the "pros", we have our own way of looking at things and making decisions about the importance of realism and practicality.

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And what pros would that be? the only pro here is tweek, and all his work is undeniably cool even if it isn't practical. And really--pros are pros because they're doing it RIGHT, so if you want to encourage your artists to be 'different' than the pros, well, good for you.

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Originally Posted by Wave of Lag

And what pros would that be? the only pro here is tweek, and all his work is undeniably cool even if it isn't practical. And really--pros are pros because they're doing it RIGHT, so if you want to encourage your artists to be 'different' than the pros, well, good for you.

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ITT: Snaf doesn't exist.

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Originally Posted by Wave of Lag

And what pros would that be? the only pro here is tweek, and all his work is undeniably cool even if it isn't practical. And really--pros are pros because they're doing it RIGHT, so if you want to encourage your artists to be 'different' than the pros, well, good for you.

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Very blunt statement, what's your definition of a pro. Simply working in the industry does not grant you a position of a pro, I'm not saying tweek isn't great at what he does I'd just like to hear where you stand on this topic. If simply working in the industry marks you as a pro then I talked to pros on a daily basis, more goes into being a pro than simply modelling and texturing.