I wud like no http://youtu.be/0yR0KpCz4a0 and http://youtu.be/Dj600PFlFd0 how do it so if someone no plezz let my no
so more in details so I no how to do it 100%
Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 4, 2013 at 08:53 PM

might I recommend getting a picture with more than a "slightly" faded out... yeah, that word?

do I give a dam if you need to be trolls it up it you
how do you make a Moving Crosshair ? a bit more in details so I no how to do it
and I will make a Tutorial for it
Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 4, 2013 at 08:47 PM

Fixed xD



Ok, we all had our laugh. Now, I don't know myself how to make a moving crosshair, my only suggestion would be to PM the uploaders of the videos, and please pick up that boxed DVD set, I hate having to spend 5 minutes deciphering your appalling English.

there is no tutorial for how to make a Moving Crosshair in halo ce
Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 4, 2013 at 08:48 PM

I got work to do and my job

Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 4, 2013 at 08:57 PM

Me imaging what Dooms tutorial would be like: *and now u lik open gurllia an find croshair.png and edi t it so dat it move when u shoot like dis*

Edited by ToxicFantom on Dec 5, 2013 at 09:49 AM

that not helping you don't no how to do it do you
Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 4, 2013 at 09:01 PM

If you could use readable English someone might help you. This forum primarily speaks English if you couldn't tell. I think you should just use google translator. It probably translates into better English than your poor excuse of it...

It's a plane or a box that is animated on the weapon in 3dsmax with the rec Applied.
the animation is linked to the firing and weapon animations.

You would need to remove the rec out of your hud.

I would like to see someone make one a separate. jma or jmo that way we could simply compile. it in to our weapons.

IambrokeRu Does some great work But I have not seen the pistol one before.
Nice Find!
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 4, 2013 at 09:56 PM





I can see why your checking!
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 4, 2013 at 10:03 PM

Still!!! I have to tell people not to spend a thread criticizing a posters grammar. for crying out loud if you can't understand what he is writing then ask for clarification. If you just don't want to respond because of his grammar then push yourself away from the keyboard or go to another thread. Making fun of him or berating him is nothing short of trolling and shows a lack of character and self restraint. Help him with his question, ask for clarification or shut up. It's what Chuck Norris would do.

There are a few ways to go about doing the moving crosshairs, each with their own drawbacks:

(1) Animated shader plane attached to animation states. (ImBrokeRU)
(2) weapon_hud_interface manipulation of multilex overlays (Jesse)

Both don't turn red when aiming at enemies, and (2) tends to be a bit iffy as to when it shows up.

thanks Jesse that helps a lot

thanks jackrabbit helps that a bit more

I do speaks English lot beter than you ToxicFantom im an Australin dam it o and stop being a troll

thank you Dennis

now I no making a Moving Crosshair can be done just not by me thank you for all your help

im not good at spelling but I m getting beter at it
Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 5, 2013 at 02:39 AM

oh cool do you have a video of yours Jesse ? that is another great solution. but another problem with that is that the rec would not start smaller and get bigger while you shoot.
and then get smaller again when your clip as almost done. I would think it would just cycle through some bitmaps.

Although a multiplex overlay seems to be an easyr method. because it can be made in photoshop. I would still recommend ImBrokeRU procedure &

I think I Know the solution to it Not turning red when aiming at enemies though.

That would be to use just the center part as regular part of the rec the red not movable part in the HUD that way it turns red.

And then the other part. The outside part as step 1.

Max (1) Animated shader plane attached to animation states. (ImBrokeRU)
Photoshop (2) weapon_hud_interface manipulation of multilex overlays (Jesse)

I Think that Max would be the best Method in this procedure.

Does it disappear when looking around? If so, I managed to solve that problem.

I'm not being a troll. I just have a sense of humor. If I offended anyone with my Sam Jackson DVDs or anything else I said I am sorry. We all good now?

http://youtu.be/iVBiiiBI67s
http://youtu.be/FJLON2U_zOg

The bloom times have been set to match with the accuracy cooldown times and such, but technically it's not based on error rates, although it might seem like it.

@sceney:
Tell me on xfire :o

You people throw around the term 'troll' way too often and it is usually completely out of context. Making fun of someone or posting something unrelated does not qualify someone as a bridge dwelling creature.

well if your sorry ToxicFantom than we r good

DSalimander was a master troll. He'd successfully start huge arguments, just by instigating towards others.

*OFF TOPIC* (I couldn't find a thread linked to this problem)

Does Windows 8 continue to support Halo Custom Edition and the Halo Editing Kit?

I'm flicking through laptop mags, and found one that took my fancy, just need to know if Halo ce and the HEK can still run on it without any setbacks.

Windows 8 can a bit but not as good as Windows 7
y don't you get a Windows 7 disc or iso I don't no if that helps
no2 laptop R not as good as a pc
no3 Jesse that Moving Crosshair look good well for a start



Edited by DOOM899 on Dec 6, 2013 at 05:56 AM

cool videos! this might just work well for the dmr.
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 6, 2013 at 09:12 AM

Yes. It's working perfectly for me. Just a few minor problems that come with using a newer theme (dropdown boxes in Guerilla are squished)

How is that perfectly buddy?
Anyway it runs fine without that issue.
Enable compatibility mode for windows 7 and check disable display scaling on high DPI settings.
& run this program as admin.
works like a charm.
also take ownership of your data and tags directory & associate your tags extensions.
You can also set a shotcut in your properties shortcut tab and click on advanced.
and check Run this program as administrator

This option allows you to run this shortcut as an administrator, while protecting your computer from unauthorized activity

This is the best way to run Guerilla when configuring your Moving Crosshair :P
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 6, 2013 at 10:45 AM

Dynamic Crosshairs Demonstration #2




Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZDfknuUK-k&feature=youtu.be

@All: Thanks for your help and advice, if I do buy an Win8 Os laptop I'll down grade it to Vista or 7. Asking the company to downgrade the computer itself costs a bomb.

Damn you lenovo

Ask for no operating system at all?

Do it yourself, only a couple hours of your time.

here something that will help it form kirby_422 In halo 1, to have a animated crosshair, you either have the moving parts as part of the FP model, or in the weapon HUD using the 'static elements'. With either of those options, it will not go red when hovering over an enemy by default.. If you make it part of the model, and use OS however, you can have a script that will look over the conditions, then apply data to the weapon, so that another function block can preform the color change necessary (Regardless, this is over the top).

If your making it part of a HUD, it would be heat. And even if it was a model, the easiest function block setup would be heat anyways.

Doom I don't know you but I love you already & Jessie you are Amazing! OMG I love it! nice job guys! The rec bitmaps. could use some work possibly. I don't think they need to be so thick & big but it works and that's so cool! great start!

And as for what doom posted that needs some looking into. but that sounds like a great way to do it proper just like in newer games. ;D

Jessie you achieved greatness along time ago but this is a Feet! Nice job.

CE's first moving crosshair with enemy detection. so glad I thought of that (:
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 7, 2013 at 11:15 AM

The sizing of the crosshairs elements can be adjusted, but it's a real pain. The expansion and contraction rates can easily be adjusted though, and this allows me to make the crosshairs accurately represent the error rate of the weapon while fired.

I'll color them in later, so no worries about that.

I want to use multitex overlay for something else. if that's possible can you do a tut Jessie or show us how to make them work

can we use multitex overllays for more then just weapons?

could we use them for damage flash? or low ammo?
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 7, 2013 at 04:17 PM

Damage flash is controlled in the default globals.

Low ammo flash is controlled in the weapon_hud_interface, but in the static elements section, and you'd be over complicating things if you used multilex. You can totally make a bar meter that moves, instead of drains. This is also how I created my working compass for the visor.

Ducking autocorrect
Edited by Jesse on Dec 7, 2013 at 04:33 PM

why have I not seen this? where?
Edited by jackrabbit on Dec 7, 2013 at 05:03 PM