The only thing I found searching on the problem was that some tags were corrupted, but I checked them and their not, the tags are ok :/

Your map is 68.80 mb too large. It has to be less than 128 mb unless you use os or other kind of hax. l2readbro

WTF the map is relatevely small, no bigger than the tutorial map, barely has scenery, no vehicles and like 20 weapons >.>, w/e

I deleted most of the weapons and now get this:




I hope it get solved with one clik cuz else Im deleting these crappy tools and install Unreal engine =D

Edited by PRPatxi on Mar 18, 2014 at 07:52 PM

didnt type command right.

Edited by MEGASEAN2812 on Mar 18, 2014 at 08:12 PM

Yup I was sleepy, but now I type it right and keep saying the same thing, this problem for the past 4 years, 4 years with the same problem.

You still never typed it right. What did you type

tool build-cache-file levels\[map name] [map name]

but thats not the problem, my Halo CE directory is screwed up, some files are missing like the debug.text since I had to delete HEK and Halo CE because I installed a latinamerican mod that gave you halo 4 graphics/chat/medals and other stuff and ended up corrupting the game. I deleted the HCE folder in C: but it seems some screwed up data was left behind.

Bleh, il reinstall windows in a few days sooo im not worried.

I hate to be that guy, but if you cant remember or type the command right use tool ++. i even use it still sometimes when i forget something or need to learn something new.

Tool ++ doesn't work because my Halo CE folder is corrupted.

@PRPatxi: You can use toolpro, although I am not exactly certain were dennis stands on allowing links for tool pro links being displayed in these threads, So just PM me for it.

1. Download toolpro, drag and drop it into your Halo Custom Edition root directory.

2. Next go into your "maps" folder, make a new folder call it back ups, then CUT! your "loc" map file and paste it in your backups folder.

3. Now assuming you have toolpro pasted into your halo root directory. First disable your net connection, then open up your command prompt which you use as normal everyday.

And type in the following syntax:

tool_pro build-cache-file levels\ewok\ewok_beta1

Initially the first message it should give you would be. "Failed to build-cache-file" At the top but it does always allow you to bypass the cache file limit.

Thanks to Sparky for originally teaching me this method.

Edited by ASCENDANTJUSTICE on Mar 19, 2014 at 12:43 PM

Don't you guys understand that my Halo CE tag directory is broken? >.>

Then uninstall and re-install HEK.

I agree, it's fruitless moaning about your broken tagset. Uninstall using a registery editor then re-install, if the cache file problem still persists use spark's method.