ive already made a poste for this(got a spammer)could some 1 tell me how to change the name of coldsnap step by step please

Don't do it in guerrilla. Actually its quite simple. Go to coldsnap.scenario make a backup and change the name to (namehere).
Then in tool compile the scenario however, when compiling instead of coldsnap.scenario use (mapname).scenario

what how in what ... program ???? is there a simple way of explaing it please

can't you just do right click> rename ?

^This. Rename it to whatever you want. Then compile the scenario.

so how do i open the map in to geurilla
Edited by Arbiter419 on Mar 28, 2009 at 03:35 PM

* facepalm *

Let's take this step by step. DO NOT OPEN GUERILLA.

Find your scenario file, right click it, and rename it to whatever you want. Then, once you compile the map, it will be renamed.

In tool

What in Tool?

In tool that came with your HEK its in the same directory as guerilla and sapien.
If tool crashes upon startup, follow the instructions here....http://forum.halomaps.org/index.cfm%3Fpage=topic&topicID=25152
Post 3.

ok first whats the senario file how do i open it

the scenario is called coldsnap and you open it in sapien

ooooh ty.but can you change the name in geurilla?.if so how do you open it in geurilla because it comes up with open tags... ?

You can in guerilla. Open up the scenario file, and go to File>Save As. But either way, you have to recompile it.

umm....theres a problem how do i open it in the first place to mod it lol......

You must extract the map using HEK+ first to get the scenario file.

ohh ok.do you think you could make a video of how to do it and stick it on xfire videos...with a link lol

Tutorial (Someone copy this for future reference)

Step One: Download HEK+ (Search Halo Editing Kit Plus on Halomaps. Find the one that was released in december of 2006).

Step Two: Unzip it into the folder into the Halo Custom Edition folder (for easy reference).

Step Three: ONLY IF YOU ARE ON WINDOWS VISTA OR WINDOWS 7. Browse to that folder, until you find HEKPlus.exe. Right click it, and click properties. Then, in the compatibility tab, check the "Disable desktop composition button". Also check the button for "Run in compatibility for:", and make sure Windows XP Service Pack 3 is selected.

Step Four: Open HEKPlus.exe. Go to View>Add in windows>Tag extraction cue. Click it.

Step Five: Go to File>Open, and browse to your map file, OR hit CTRL + O, and browse to your map file. Double click on it to open.

Step Six: On the far right, there's a yellow gear thing. Click it. Click the huge "Use Registry" button, and uncheck "Overwrite existing tags". Click OK.

Step Seven: Uncheck "Save extracted tags list".

Step Eight: Drag all of the folders into the extraction cue.

Step Nine: Click Start.

Step Ten: Wait for it to finish.

tyvm