HaloCE - OpenSauce - V3.1 Released

[Amit]

I'm surprised Korn hasn't posted this here, but I found it via HBO's homepage. I'm posting this in the discussion section for now just to let you guys know that it has been released. I have no doubt Korn will be posting it in the Release section soon.

kornman00 let us know that OpenSauce v3.0 has now been released - it's a project to extend the HaloCE game engine and tools. The announcement article contains screenshots and a video to show you just what this powerful package can do - and get you started on using it, if you're so inclined. Take a look!

You can view the entire thread (with all the media goodness) at Halomods

Download the latest version:

[EagerYoungSpaceCadet]

Great to see it's done

But where is the d3d9.dll?

Also, hasn't FireScythe said somewhere that he will bring back object motion blur? Because I still see unblurred bipeds in the motion blur demonstration :/

[Amit]

Dude, there's a link to the installer in the post at Halomods. Well since you're lazy, here's the direct link: http://open-sauce.googlecode.com/fil...CE_20120117.7z

[EagerYoungSpaceCadet]

Yeah I installed that onto my laptop and there was nothing new in the Halo CE folder, but it does work on my desktop.

[Amit]

If there's no d3d9.dll in your Halo directory, it didn't install properly.

[Cortexian]

Kornman00, updating the Halo engine for PC so Bungie/Microsoft doesn't have to!

[NullZero]

Awesome, native 1080p with nosync. No need to use RadeonPro anymore (it will crash if you use it with RadeonPro). Also, I think xfire likes to battle it out with OS as to which one halo uses. Disabling xfire in-game removes any errors.

Motion blur is the first thing I noticed. Also, shooting into water effects. Pretty nice, loving it!

[Kornman00]

I had FS add a start-up check in OS for detecting Xfire. OS stops loading if it finds it (and should prompt about it)

[ThePlague]

Awesome, native 1080p with nosync. No need to use RadeonPro anymore (it will crash if you use it with RadeonPro). Also, I think xfire likes to battle it out with OS as to which one halo uses. Disabling xfire in-game removes any errors.

Motion blur is the first thing I noticed. Also, shooting into water effects. Pretty nice, loving it!

Also, uninstalling Xfire makes your computer faster

Sweet deal Korn, glad you're still working hard on this.

[Amit]

Whoa, there are water effects, too? *Heads off to Battle Creek*