Is it possible to edit,like say,deathisland,and use scripts on it? And if so can you tell me how to do it? Thanx!

Of course. Many SinglePlayer maps have been created based on classic SP maps, like deathisland. Download the Halo Editing Kit Plus, and extract the .scenario from deathisland.map.

Next, go to Halo Custom Edition\Data\levels\test\deathisland\scripts (if the folders are not there, create them) and place the script as a .hsc file there. Open up the scenario in Sapien and compile.

I Already have them extracted,i just wanted to know,and how to do it.Thanks very much.
E: Also,how would i make a .hsc file?E2:nvm.
Edited by FtDSpartn on Jul 14, 2009 at 03:56 AM
Edited by FtDSpartn on Jul 14, 2009 at 03:56 AMAlso,how would i have a marine start in a pelican that has a warthog,and drop off troops and the warthog,then fly away and disapear?I know is has something to do with vehicle_load_magic,object_attach,and vehicle_unload.And i know i need animations for it,i used W-Driver.
Edited by FtDSpartn on Jul 14, 2009 at 04:04 AM

This can also be done with command lists. I am not sure which is better/easier to use.

Scripts are far more effective, as command lists don't always work.

So,anyone willing to give me a script that does that? :P

Too many things to plug in. Also, the pelicans in the original campaign didn't have any AI drivers. Instead, they used recorded animations. But if you are using an AI driver, you'll have to do something like this:

-vehicle_load_magic (loads pelican)
-ai_command_list (flies pelican to area)
-vehicle_unload (unloads pelican)
-ai_command_list (flies pelican away)

Ok,im downloading scripting,i followed taters tut,so would this script work?

(script startup Welcome
	(begin
		(sv_say "Welcome to My Map!")
	)
)

I would assume so. Wow I havn't worked with scripts in a while. You can compile your scripts in sapien and it will tell you if there are any errors. However, just like a regular program, even if it compiles correctly it may not run as originally intended.

Thanks,i put it with another script and they both worked.

No need for the begin. If you use that all the time, you're going to encounter serious trouble.

Like how? Well anyways,if i don't need it,i won't put it.

I used to use begins for every script. However, when I tried to setup a cutscene, it would just flash by the first camera, and not do anything else. The only time I use begins now are for if clauses, which you probably won't be doing anytime soon.