HAC 2 Release

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Originally Posted by Btcc22

In the current version, no. In the next version, whenever it's released, yes.

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Would be great if you included a command to disable chat completely :)

Hey Btcc22, created an account just to ask if or when will Halo anticheat 2 get offline support? I keep getting "Update error! Invalid network address" when trying to boot Halo PC offline.

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Originally Posted by Jaedog11

Hey Btcc22, created an account just to ask if or when will Halo anticheat 2 get offline support? I keep getting "Update error! Invalid network address" when trying to boot Halo PC offline.

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Try this.

Thank you so much! I''ll make sure to bookmark this page in case for the future!

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Originally Posted by Btcc22

You should be able to just set the coords to 0.5, 0.5.

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I've tried experimenting with the coords, and I'm not certain which value does what. I'm hitting situations where messing with the values and removing keyframes causes absolutely nothing to appear on screen.

"add_keyframe("h4_ani", x, y, z)"

What do X Y and Z equate to?

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Originally Posted by t3h m00kz

"add_keyframe("h4_ani", x, y, z)"

What do X Y and Z equate to?

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The name of the animation that the keyframe belongs to, the time (e.g. 1000 for 1 second into the animation), the value for the transform and the transform type.

For example, from the Halo 4 script:

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add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 2.0, 0)
add_keyframe("h4_ani", 30, 2.0, 0)
add_keyframe("h4_ani", 90, 1.0, 0)

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This animates the size of the medal over the first 90ms of the animation. It starts off at 200% size and stays that way for the first 30ms. It then shrinks to normal size (1.0) over the subsequent 60ms.

The transform types are:

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KEYFRAME_SCALE,        (0, does this X and Y at the same time)
KEYFRAME_SCALE_X,    (1)
KEYFRAME_SCALE_Y,    (2)
KEYFRAME_ROTATION,  (3)
KEYFRAME_OPACITY,    (4)
KEYFRAME_RED,            (5)
KEYFRAME_GREEN,        (6)
KEYFRAME_BLUE,          (7)
KEYFRAME_POSITION_X, (8)
KEYFRAME_POSITION_Y  (9)
};

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There are two other versions of add_keyframe that you'll see elsewhere in the other scripts that take more arguments.

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add_keyframe(same, same, same, same, tween type)

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The tween type allows you to control the interpolation between keyframes and the accepted values are:

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LINEAR,          (0)
EASE_IN,        (1)
EASE_OUT,      (2)
EASE_IN_OUT  (3)

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If none of the provided tween types given you the animation that you want, you can provide your own bezier curve values. You can find a nice little tool over at http://cubic-bezier.com. Just mess around with the curve there, find something you like and then plug the values in.

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add_keyframe(same, same, same, same, curve value #1, curve value #2, curve value #3, curve value #4)

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Surprisingly speedy reply. This system is far more intricate than I thought! All of this info is exactly what I was looking for, thanks so much for the clarification

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Originally Posted by t3h m00kz

Surprisingly speedy reply. This system is far more intricate than I thought! All of this info is exactly what I was looking for, thanks so much for the clarification

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No problem. Let me know if it does/doesn't work out.

Quick mockup. Lots of unnecessary lines.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...arkers_1.0.zip

I don't have HCE installed on my PC at home hilariously enough, but it functions!! Though my game exceptions every now and then... Not certain if it's caused by the pack or what

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api_version = "1.0.0"


--[[
I did add a hacky way for you to add hms but I didn't enable it in the release version.
Here's a test build with it enabled; rename it to hac.dll and drop it into your Halo folder.
To use it, have your Lua script register for the 'HIT_DETECT' event.


If you want your hms to be animated, you'll have to use a spritesheet. Since I haven't documented that function anywhere, here's the signature:


const std::string& name,
 bool loop,
 int rows,
 int columns,
 int fps, // framerate for playback
 int blanks, // number of blank frames at the end of the spritesheet
 int loopBegin // frame # to begin loop playback from
 
 There's an example of using them in the Halo 4 medal script.
 
create_animation("blue_flash")
add_keyframe("blue_flash", 0, 0.85, 4)
add_keyframe("blue_flash", 0, 1.3, 0)
add_keyframe("blue_flash", 150, 1.0, 0)
create_sprite("blue_flash", "images/h4glowsprite.png", "blue_flash")
sprite_properties("blue_flash", false, 1, 4, 30, 0, 0)
]]--


function register_callbacks()
    create_animations()
    register_callback(cb['HIT_DETECT'], "hit_detect")
    --register_callback(cb['PLAYER_KILLS'], "player_kills")
 end 
 
 function display(message, name, sound, low_priority)
    low_priority = low_priority or false
    hud_message(message)
    queue_audio(sound, low_priority)
    display_medal(name)
end
 
 function hit_detect(event, killer, victim, player, timestamp)
    if(killer == player) then


        --if weapon has small ret
            --display("Hit!", "hm_Small", "audio/hm_default.wav")
 
        --if weapon has large ret
            display("Hit!", "hitmarker_small_medal", "audio/hm_default.wav")
    end
 end
 
 --[[function player_kills(event, killer, victim, player, timestamp)
    if(killer == player) then
        display("Kill!", "hitmarker_large_medal", "audio/hm_killshot.wav")
    end
 end]]--
 
function create_animations ()


    create_animation("h4_ani")
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 2.0, 0)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 30, 2.0, 0)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 60, 1.5, 0)
    ----add_keyframe("h4_ani", 90, 1.3, 0) --originally commented
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 90, 1.0, 0)


    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 0.2, 4)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 30, 0.2, 4)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 90, 0.75, 4)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 1620, 0.75, 4)
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 1710, 0.0, 4)
   
    --add_keyframe("h4_ani", 1710, 0.5, 0.5)
   
    add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 0.49, 8)
    add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 0.52, 9)
   
    add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 1.5, 0)
    add_keyframe("h4_ani", 100, 2, 0)
   
    add_keyframe("h4_ani", 0, 1, 4)


    --Main animation
   
    create_animation("main")
    add_keyframe("main", 100, 1, 4)
    --add_keyframe("main", 0, 0.010, 8)
    --add_keyframe("main", 0, 0.49, 9)
    add_keyframe("main", 0, 1.0, 0)
    add_keyframe("main", 1710, 1.0, 0)
   
    --Slide animation
   
    --create_animation("slide")
    --add_keyframe("slide", 0, 0.0, 8)
   
    --HitMarker Large
   
    create_sprite("hitmarker_large", "images/hm_large.png", "h4_ani")
    create_medal("hitmarker_large_medal", "main")
    attach_sprite("hitmarker_large_medal", "hitmarker_large")
    --attach_sprite("hitmarker_large_medal", "blue_flash")
    --medal_slide_animation("hitmarker_large_medal", "slide")
   
    --HitMarker Small
   
    create_sprite("hitmarker_small", "images/hm_test2.png", "h4_ani")
    create_medal("hitmarker_small_medal", "main")
    attach_sprite("hitmarker_small_medal", "hitmarker_small")
    -- attach_sprite("hitmarker_small_medal", "blue_flash")
    -- medal_slide_animation("hitmarker_small_medal", "slide")


end

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Updated Hitmarkers. Got Kill Markers working!!! Cleaned up the code a ton

I'm still running into occasional exceptions. Like one every two to four games. I wouldn't really feel safe releasing this to too many people in this state.. Uncertain if it's Optic or my script




https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...markers1.1.zip

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api_version = "1.0.0"


kills = 0;


function register_callbacks()
    create_animations()
    register_callback(cb['HIT_DETECT'], "hit_detect")
    register_callback(cb['PLAYER_KILLS'], "player_kills")
 end 
 
 function display(message, name, sound, low_priority)
    low_priority = low_priority or false
    hud_message(message)
    queue_audio(sound, low_priority)
    display_medal(name)
end
 
 function hit_detect(event, killer, victim, player, timestamp)
    if(killer == player) then
        if(kills == 1) then
            display("Kill!", "killmarker_medal", "audio/hm_kill.wav")
            kills = 0;
        else
            display("Hit!", "hitmarker_medal", "audio/hm_hit.wav")
        end
    end
 end
 
 function player_kills(event, killer, victim, player, timestamp)
    if(killer == player) then
        kills = 1;
    end
 end
 
function create_animations ()


    --Hitmarker Ani
   
    create_animation("hitmarker_ani")
   
    add_keyframe("hitmarker_ani", 0, 0.49, 8) -- x pos
    add_keyframe("hitmarker_ani", 0, 0.52, 9) -- y pos
   
    add_keyframe("hitmarker_ani", 0, 1.5, 0) -- scale
    add_keyframe("hitmarker_ani", 100, 2, 0) -- scale
   
    add_keyframe("hitmarker_ani", 0, 1, 4) -- opacity


    --Main Hitmarker
   
    create_animation("main_hitmarker")


    add_keyframe("main_hitmarker", 0, 1.0, 0) -- scale
    add_keyframe("main_hitmarker", 1710, 1.0, 0) -- scale


    add_keyframe("main_hitmarker", 100, 1, 4) -- opacity
   
    --HitMarker
   
    create_sprite("hitmarker", "images/hm_hit.png", "hitmarker_ani")
    create_medal("hitmarker_medal", "main_hitmarker")
    attach_sprite("hitmarker_medal", "hitmarker")


    --killmarker Ani
   
    create_animation("killmarker_ani")
   
    add_keyframe("killmarker_ani", 0, 0.49, 8) -- x pos
    add_keyframe("killmarker_ani", 0, 0.52, 9) -- y pos
   
    add_keyframe("killmarker_ani", 0, 1.5, 0) -- scale
    add_keyframe("killmarker_ani", 100, 2, 0) -- scale
   
    add_keyframe("killmarker_ani", 0, 1, 4) -- opacity


    --Main killmarker
   
    create_animation("main_killmarker")


    add_keyframe("main_killmarker", 0, 1.0, 0) -- scale
    add_keyframe("main_killmarker", 1710, 1.0, 0) -- scale


    add_keyframe("main_killmarker", 100, 1, 4) -- opacity
   
    --killMarker
   
    create_sprite("killmarker", "images/hm_kill.png", "killmarker_ani")
    create_medal("killmarker_medal", "main_killmarker")
    attach_sprite("killmarker_medal", "killmarker")
end

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You like that shit Rent?

E: Fixed video..

E2: Pix