(TuT) How To Create New BSP in demo & Full
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(TuT) How To Create New BSP in demo & Full
Nulling BSP -Crypt
Here is a extremely easy way to take away the bsp from a map.
Tools needed:
Hex editor
Bloodgulch.map
Basic knowledge of hex editing
In a halo full version header, it tells you where certain things are within the map. It states that the bsp of a map begins at the offset of 0x00000800. The bsp size then continues for 0x00172800 ending at 0x00173600.
What we are going to do today is null out the bsp for the bloodgulch ground area. Nothing else (like the scenery, or weapons, etc.)
First off open up your hex editor (if you dont already have one try hex workshop)
Then goto the offset of 0x00000910
You will see '7F15' change that to '0000'
Click 'Save'/'Save As'
Then you will see a nulled out bsp game like so:
Here is a extremely easy way to take away the bsp from a map.
Tools needed:
Hex editor
Bloodgulch.map
Basic knowledge of hex editing
In a halo full version header, it tells you where certain things are within the map. It states that the bsp of a map begins at the offset of 0x00000800. The bsp size then continues for 0x00172800 ending at 0x00173600.
What we are going to do today is null out the bsp for the bloodgulch ground area. Nothing else (like the scenery, or weapons, etc.)
First off open up your hex editor (if you dont already have one try hex workshop)
Then goto the offset of 0x00000910
You will see '7F15' change that to '0000'
Click 'Save'/'Save As'
Then you will see a nulled out bsp game like so:
Last edited by Mac Hacker on Fri Nov 09, 2007 1:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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... directions are as follows
2. find offset 0x00000910
3. change 7F15, the first 4 bits listed, to '0000'
4. save
i read it. didn't work. now what.
1. open bloodgulch.map in hexedittyler wrote:First off open up your hex editor (if you dont already have one try hex workshop)
Then goto the offset of 0x00000910
You will see '7F15' change that to '0000'
Click 'Save'/'Save As'
2. find offset 0x00000910
3. change 7F15, the first 4 bits listed, to '0000'
4. save
i read it. didn't work. now what.
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