Basically: Theres two ways to do it. With items that are destructable (fusion coils, vehicles) you spawn them, then shootem them and blow them up. It works best if you have it directly above you, hit Up on the Dpad, then shoot the gun. With powerups/weapons, you have to do the same as with the destructaqble items, but instead of shooting them, oyu have to pick them up / swap them. Best if you hit A to drop the item while it is directly above you, then wait about 1/2 a sec, then hit up on the Dpad and hold RB (or whatever your pick up item is) With items like teleporters and spawners, you have to stact up items (loke boxes) then place the item on top of the stack. Once its up there fine (stops moving) then you can delete the crates, and it will be in mid air. [url=http://www.bungie.net/Forums/posts.aspx?postID=13385423&viewreplies=true]Guide to Aerial Spawning[/url]

I have a fun level I call " chicken little " it's narrows with fusion cores raining on the bridge.

Simply stack crates, put a fusion coil on top delete the crates from bottom-up Try it with a turret and u stick in mid-air,lookin like a crazy -blam!- It respawns to how you set it up. [Edited on 11.08.2007 4:05 PM PST]

When in player mode, make sure you have a BR or SR. Then goto edit mode, spawn a fusion core (keep a hold of it) and drag it high up in the air. Go straight back to player mode (don't even bother pressing A to release the fusion coil) and shot it immediately, and where ever it exploded, is where it will spawn.

There's a better way. Spawn a Battle Rifle. Pick it up. Spawn a fusion coil. Hold it at the point you want it to fall from. Switch back to your player model and shoot the fusion coil. The spawn point should stay at the point where you shot it. Set the fusion coil run-time minimum the same as the run-time maximum.

It's under Fusion Coil-Fall. If you don't feel like it, throw me a PM, I can show you how within a half hour.

stack on crates , delete crates, set runtime mininumto highest number in fusion core summary. do a youtube search if you need a video on how too, it's probably there. [Edited on 11.08.2007 4:08 PM PST]