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Captain Hammer:

Seems to mainly be focused on Integrated chips like Intels.

The only top notch texture artists on this site are Taxi and Veen. Although Veen you may not be able to reach without Facebook,

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I don't get it. This is general discussion, anything should be allowed here. If you don't like what Sparky is saying, don't read it maybe? check the thread to see what it's about, if it doesn't interest you don't read the damn thing, and for god's sake don't comment on it. Problem solved. This is w...

Here's all the maps we saved: http://www.halomd.net/demo/

The animation appear to be corrupted by the conversion. I'll see what I can do.

troyl9 wrote:I am having a problem with a map called "Chronopolis_C3_Public_Beta0.2"

Idk if i am not doing this one right or if this one isn't supported. I can't get any CE maps to convert. am I doing something wrong?

CE maps require Halo Full maps folder. Do you have that?

I highly doubt he iterates through duplicate tags.

What type of computer are you using/OS? Upload the map and I will take a look.

>>also OHP follows all memory offsets to achieve correct locations, just as Halo does. Adding pointer aliases for protection became obsolete when we stopped dealing in terms of magic and saw that the cache files were literally C-struct memory dumps. I'm surprised that took much research. It always ...

002 wrote:Since it's merely bloodgulch with nothing added (not even rebuilt), one could actually retrieve the data stored by replacing the tag array with the old one.

That's not retrieving, that's replacing. :p

I don't think Modzy is saying it isn't feasible to unprotect these maps, only that Emergence won't be able to do it without an update. This is exactly what I said. Emergence can't unprotect these maps because 002 implemented some research I did on the process a few years back. You can't just salvag...

>>has a feeling Sparky hasn't even looked at this protection >>also OHP follows all memory offsets to achieve correct locations, just as Halo does. Adding pointer aliases for protection became obsolete when we stopped dealing in terms of magic and saw that the cache files were literally C-struct mem...

Emergence can't unprotect these maps because 002 implemented some research I did on the process a few years back. You can't just salvage the data anymore, not without an added step.