Yeah it true and it work almost the same way the sniper does :)

and in h3 when you pull the SL out the reticle spins a little bit

Colors should be black hurp durp.

http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/1125/h3mthud.png
HUD Almost done, just need ammo counters.
Everything by me except weapon icons by AVP Dragon.

Edited by HDoan on Aug 10, 2009 at 05:36 AM

doan, your hud was meant for a 4:3 ratio, in halo 3 the radar only sticks out in 4:3, so make a screenshot in that ratio, it looks out of proportions as of now.

also



Edited by BeachParty clan on Aug 10, 2009 at 09:01 AM


My own HUD meant for 16:9 ratio would also look weird if i used the ratio which it wasnt meant for, like 4:3




so keep that in mind next time
Edited by BeachParty clan on Aug 10, 2009 at 09:06 AM

for proper feedback it is required to post a screenshot how it's meant to be.

you can run in a normal ratio editing the command parameters:

halo.exe" -windowed -novideo -vidmode 1280,1024,75

if you post it deformed because of the ratio, it won't look good in whatsoever way.
the radar element is over the outline, which indicates it was made for 4:3 on purpose.

so yea, just some advice with good intentions.

Edited by BeachParty clan on Aug 10, 2009 at 10:04 AM

How can I get halo run 1680x1050 which btw advancebo my revolution didn't fail cuz halo didn't support my rev for some reason anyway some reason halo support 1680x1050 when it was on analog but on digital it doesn't seem to support it so plz tell me how to get it to run on that revolution thx :)

I've fixed the scope colour, it seems that it had nothing to do with the alpha channel i was using.

also, when you zoom, the Outline will dissappear, since it zooms out of the helmet, like h3.
I also made the flashing elements for low ammo or low shield etc etc to not appear when zoomed, so the meters won't be wrapping around an outline that's not there.

all in all, i'm sastisfied.

the numbers for the ammo and grenade count look a bit... meh..

Yea I need to scale those ASAP, but since scaling fonts does not work, except for high resolution which makes them too small, no other option rests me than to make a new font... i'll make it later on the way though =)

only thing i think you need to change is the FONT and COLOR

other then that its good picture is self explanatory

that hud looks likes it has jpg comppresion lol

really nice

Made a meter for CMT's Ma5k. (H2 hud).



It's my own, as i designed, alpha'ed, and drew it myself.
Edited by jesse on Aug 11, 2009 at 10:07 PM

Remove the gametype icon already :V

As for the HUD itself, overlay, scale it down a bit, and move it up. It looks too close to the bottom as it is right now.

Chucho, i very disappointed in you latest hud... i taught you better than this. go back to the drawing board.

I'm doing this because everyone else is :S



This is my first HUD, some crit would be nice :)

custom rules.

Wow...

Doans numbers look better in a way.

Overlays look awesome.
Edited by Gamma927 on Aug 12, 2009 at 04:24 PM

32 bit gives the best quality.

And all you did was put ingame a visor, anyone can do that.

ftfy

Looks ok, the shield bar seems a little small. And make it higher res.
Edited by Advancebo on Aug 12, 2009 at 07:41 PM

Overlay is placed in a nice location.

You don't need 32 bit image quality for something that is greyscale...

Not mine, but i had to post.

Fix'd for you


And the weapon meter could stretch a bit more. Looks too compressed at the moment.

EDIT: Gamma beat me to it.
Edited by Karrde on Aug 12, 2009 at 11:23 PM

The entire HUD needs to be anti aliased. Either that or blur the edges a bit.

have you tried compiling a gradient in something other than 32 bit? it gets all splotchy

I'm pretty sure there's a setting specifically for HUD interface bitmaps. Its what I'm using for my HUD icons.

8bit

32bit
There is no way of posting a 32 bit image on the web so just look at this .tif
http://deelekgolo.wmclan.net/32bit.tif


I see no real splotching here. Can you show a picture of what you mean?
Edited by DEEhunter on Aug 13, 2009 at 12:35 AM

yeah you can compile as 2d texture, 3d texture, etc... i have always used sprite for my HUDs, since when you turn the texture quality down, any bitmap defined as sprite will not lose quality.

this is why some people see fuzzy reticles
E: but the quality still sucked unless i set it to 32 bit
E2: dee im referring to a bitmap sent through tool. im talking specifically about halo and hud elements.
Edited by Donut on Aug 13, 2009 at 01:38 AM

Fuzzy reticles are caused by having Minimap Count in the .bitmap set to 0 levels.