So the idea would be to keep the whole of the scripts confined to the scenario file. I still need some more research to get this thing working, but as you can tell, it's decent for script researching.



Eventually I'd like to figure out what EXACTLY the game is parsing through, because surely it's not parsing through the text!

Thanks to Kornman for making the BlamLib Library. While this app probably won't be Open Sourced, you can compile BlamLib and use all the libraries I am. The Testing units hold all the information you need. You can use blamLib to open up nearly any tag you want to, including Halo 2 Vista, Halo 3, and Reach!
Edited by Dwood on May 14, 2015 at 06:33 PM

Dwood, It looks very nice, I hope it gets released someday, this could be useful to a lot of people, good luck!

Wow nice dude !
BTW don't listen those multi-account kids
Edited by Kinnet on May 14, 2015 at 07:38 PM

lol Form1 is based god

I honestly really couldn't see this very useful for me unless I could pull up things side to side. Say work on the source while pulling up a list of globals next to it, ect

if you hate halo ce so much why the hell are you here go away. and not Everyone is moving to halo offline. we like halo ce so get over it. Dwood this is a nice idea
keep it up because we need more up to date app's that work

Edited by DOOM899 on May 15, 2015 at 08:50 AM

If you do plan on releasing it, please do so with a custom ICO file!

If you plan to release it publicly, it is mandatory to include or reference to your source code files. Open Sauce is licensed under GPLv3 and so is BlamLib as well. Or the only way to bypass this license is to contact Kornner Studios with a reason why you don't want to release your source code, along with your original/modified BlamLib code, and await for their approval.

References:

• Open Sauce's license and excemption section


• BlamLib License in license folder

Other than that, it looks good. Keep it up!

Another one, dam.
Its usefull for the most complex ones

Lie much?

yolo onlyne m8s