Akarias

No... its dosent. It applies to all teams regardless of how they are spawned. Its not squad specific.

Use the ai_allegiance script ops to adjust how teams are aligned. Lets you change the allegiance of teams as a whole with each other. Bonus points for using the mp version to align MP teams with AI teams, good fun.

Well look what I found: What a coincidence. Jeez the forum is dead these days. But hey a whole bunch of rendered strings that we can easily high jack to do some stuff with, nice. 0x83151067 for future reference. Pretty sure zedd showed something like this years ago. So if we write a formatted string to that buffer it will just display it I guess.

Use the DEV branch of Assembly, go into the scripts page, set "Enable Extra Infomation" to on (Bottom left). You will see new information in the script decompiler, goto the script responsible for applying the animation. Its now a case of finding the expression and adjusting it. you will need to adjust the expressions after `custom_animation_loop`, the stringID is just the data sections at 0x10. Group expressions represent a set of parenthesis `( *** )` Group expressions point towards two expressions, the next expression index represents the expression that will come after the group. The data is a ExpressionDatum that will point to the expression placed inside the parenthesis. A function expression represent an opcode eg: physics_set_gravity. A function expression will just point to the next expression to come after it. So the following would be: (sleep 100) would be equal to: Group ---> Function ---> Function Just scroll through them until you find the opcode for custom_animation_loop and it is a function_name. You can then arguments for it, they will be directly after it. OR <----- Rename the animation in the brutes animation so that it matches what the originals are called.

There is no public script compiler, the "Gameleak GTFO" was something of an inside joke years ago. You will have to manually edit the script expression that contains the stringID for the animation. Script Expressions are in the Scenario [SCNR] tag.

https://github.com/TheGuardians/TagTool/tree/master/TagTool/Scripting/Compiler Node generator n stuff. Go learn Halo CE scripting. [Link] Scripting Guide by TCK [Link] Kornman's BSL Bible [Link] CE Script

Hmmm no... Well not as a prebuilt binary. Go check out the dev branch. https://github.com/XboxChaos/Assembly/tree/dev

Dont like to double post but just a quick and dirty firefight to multiplayer conversion for testing some ideas I've had for spawning AI. The small path finding volume makes setting up objects/aeras/zones far easier. The plan is to use scripted object functions to allow for the creation of AI in a more controlled manor while still retaining being able to place spawn points in forge, also had a plan floating around for spawning different variants from the same spawn point allow for a bit of randomisation. Edit: well that went well, pretty much the same setup as any other peaceable AI spawn point but thanks to scripted object functions and using a volume check to return all the freshly spawned AI and add them to a fireteam you can do some pretty neat stuff.

Pulled a warface build off of a recently acquired XDK, not really halo related of course but no where else really fits: Complete with PDBs and XDBs.

For maps with existing path finding, you can use the relevant zones and areas that already exist. For maps that dont have any path finding (MP maps etc), you have no easy options. One of the only ways outside of manually making your own perfect pathfinding is to use patrol points and smart point navigation (Only in reach iirc) If you are interested in path finding generation, see: https://github.com/Project-Cartographer/H2Codez

I would seriously consider taking a look at BlamCore if you haven't already, cross endianness between engines is a really nice thing to have. Have a thing, what a better way to christen a new XDK than fucking everything up.

Borrrringggggg. But I guess that works too.

I dont even have the map files to check but it should be something along the lines of "player_set_respawn_vehicle", just change the object definition expression to match your different vehicle/unit. The data for the object definition should be a datum for the desired tag? Correct me if I'm wrong. Have yet to look at it for the TagTool compiler. Been slowly working out more opcodes that are not named, there is a few more in here: https://gist.github.com/Akarias/d12950e339ebfb3da83f1018abca8ceb

0x507 is hud print for reach btw. Its being displayed per tick due to the startup type but you get the idea. edit: its stdout so works fine in watson.

Really? Eh just add them in as a group I'd say. Thats what I get for assuming something from MS23. I'm messing around with reach scripts lately as I trundle my way through it in IDA. So apparently for reach specifically you are going to need a script to spawn the AI.