crap i clicked the wrong button oh well i have a question anyway.
I cannot get tags to load in sapien i decompressed them but when i go to load them sapien cant find the .vehicle file or whatever it is. Is there any thing else im supposed to do before i can load it in sapien?
Edited by Zuka7 on Apr 3, 2009 at 11:21 AM

make sure it is in your halo directory in the vehicles folder and then open the vehicle tag in guerrilla and look at all the tag boxes (look in all the dropdown boxes and gbx model bitmaps and weapon files that it contains) and if the text is red it mean you don't have that tag in the proper place. Find the tag in the files you downloaded and place it in the right folder or create a folder for it if nessesary. You can figure out where to put the tags by trying to load it in sapian and looking at the error test it gives. The text will tell you what parts of the vehicle tag it cant open and some times the tags it needs. Go to those tags in guerrila and fix the missing tags by placeing the proper tags in the proper places so that the text is not red but black(when the text is black it means that it found the tag that is supposed to be there). To save time, you can also use the debug text in your halo directory
Edited by Shadeslayer on Apr 3, 2009 at 11:48 AM
Edited by Shadeslayer on Apr 3, 2009 at 11:50 AM
Edited by Shadeslayer on Apr 3, 2009 at 11:51 AM

Where is debug located?
also do all the boxes need to be filled to work?

The debug.txt is located in the Halo Custom Edition folder. Not all the boxes need to be filled in. When you find the debug.txt, copy the last few paragraphs, and paste them here.

OK i seriously cant find it. Is it even called debug?

Vista users? Open up Windows Explorer (If you don't know how, click the computer button in the start menu). Hit the Alt button, and then click the handily revealed tools button. Then go to Folder options, and click the view tab. Then, under "Show hidden files and folders", check that circle.

i still cant find it...i -blaming!- hate windows vista

Set the Halo Custom Edition folder to let normal users modify it. Simple as that. Nothing wrong with Vista.

I found it finally thank you Silent STRKR
Edited by Zuka7 on Apr 8, 2009 at 11:25 AM