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8/21/2010 1:23:58 PM
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model viewer
wouldnt you want to make your spartan before you go into reach so you know how much credit you're going to need? I for onr would love this because i want customize my spartan for campaign but dont want get in too deep without knowing how much it cost to have MY spartan. So yeah having some tool before reach hits so we can mix and match amor parts. What do you think?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] huZzaA v1 The could end up using some JavaScript or a SilverLight app instead of a set amount of images + query string option. With all of the customizations and color options, that would be a lot of images...[/quote] Or Macromedia Flash
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The could end up using some JavaScript or a SilverLight app instead of a set amount of images + query string option. With all of the customizations and color options, that would be a lot of images...
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] huZzaA v1 Looks like those model viewers are just using the images that Bungie uses to generate your model on the site. Passing in different values into the query string. If Bungie uses the query string values again for the Reach models, then it could be done fairly easily. I just don't think anyone has found it, if Bungie is using the same method.[/quote] They've already said that b.net will display your reach spartan with it's glorious colors and armor pieces, which means unless they go out of their way to make the spartan generator difficult to use (which I don't see why they would) the only thing left for us to do would be categorize what URL options correspond to what pieces and make a decent generator out of it :)
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I dont understand but i do at the same time
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Looks like those model viewers are just using the images that Bungie uses to generate your model on the site. Passing in different values into the query string. If Bungie uses the query string values again for the Reach models, then it could be done fairly easily. I just don't think anyone has found it, if Bungie is using the same method.
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yeah i guess so but there are a lot of screens of armor
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i could make that in Java, but i need a lot of pictures and information... maybe later when the game is out and i have a lot of credits :P
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Ryuu814 yeah. If i knew how to make it I would so grab my friends and work on that sort of project. That be awesome XD Hmm...I wonder if i can do it on my own XD the only problem is that with so much armour you get on day 1, and that's not even the finalised list as you unlock more and more as you level up and such. So they'd have to constantly update it when they find said new armour[/quote] I would love to see it done, but I would think to only do the day one armor anyways
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yeah. If i knew how to make it I would so grab my friends and work on that sort of project. That be awesome XD Hmm...I wonder if i can do it on my own XD the only problem is that with so much armour you get on day 1, and that's not even the finalised list as you unlock more and more as you level up and such. So they'd have to constantly update it when they find said new armour
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yea wish it could catch on
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nice idea.
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well at least there are two links for variety
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something like [url=http://zaamit.com/content/h3modelgenerator.aspx]this[/url]
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yeah I would love to see somthing like that, I like the one I found for Halo 3 ([url=http://php.badrouter.net/bnet][Found Here[/url]) Maybe Plain Ben can do that with the flash game hes working on for Halo Reach armor
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confused...
