Is there any way to change the HUD/map textures on default maps in halo custom edition? Such as Bloodgulch.

I ask because I want my Halo CE to look something like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkL_TPVSDIU

That mod is being released for PC, I'm not sure about Custom.

Anything I can do to bring my game up-to-date visually?
Edited by jungleniggur1 on Nov 29, 2013 at 04:41 PM

I tried using HMT but that doesn't work

HMT is for Halo PC maps. Halo pc maps are not the same format as Halo CE maps.

There is a conversion tool you can use. but that's strictly for editing not for Playing the map.
Edited by jackrabbit on Nov 30, 2013 at 08:32 AM

Ok look, first, you have to download HEK ( Halo Editing Kit ) and HEK Plus. HMT or HHT are basically useless to Halo CE. After you do that, try watching some beginer tautorials, just to get the ropes of the new programs you will be using, Sapien, Tool and Querilla. Now to change the textures yourself it will probably take you like an hour or two so I would advise to just use the mod.If you need further help, just ask.

Not that many people care here, but if you've seen the Halo PC modding community in the last 4 years(?), you'll know that they moved on from the likes of HMT and HHT and now use Eschaton.

Hey! Halo Revolution is actually my pet project. The only reason I'm doing it for PC rather than CE is because of the community base, rather than the available tools. I actually do a lot of the work in CE because it allows much easier access to a lot of...touchy...areas, that PC modding tools just aren't able to do.

The checksum in CE really makes this mod impossible for custom edition, but with PC you can have a different client map and join a stock server, so a graphic overhaul is possible.

You can PM me for details, but it's a long hard road and I'm the only one working on it. I'd have never even made it this far without the help of a LOT of people, both on here, modacity, and OpenCarnage.

well in that case, u may wanna add a bit of grain to the (crud i forget what halo uses instead of normals, diffuse right?) and work on specularity and shading. otherwise it looks good.