@@Chanchezbawan I've just been busy with working full-time. Lots of opportunities fell through with my Halo stuff (like partnering on a project with 343) and anything short of that doesn't really interest me anymore. I'm proud of my efforts in Infinite, but I'm moving on for now, at least from Forge. Still interested in making lore/mystery solving content!

great example :)

@@World36599 you could set a random position between 2 points on a loop and spawn some spark fx or something :)

@@RedNomster Thanking you friend, I appreciate it. I have one more question if that's okay.. Is it possible to give walls a health bar? I want to make a raid mode like Rust.

For the money I used ankle half covers in the Halo design set tab because they scale to 0.1 instead of 0.5 - then it's just a matter of "painting" with white squares to make the $ design on more thickly green half covers. The blue liquid is optimized, using rescaled tires instead of individual objects for the treads. The tires are rescaled to be relatively 2D, colored blue and given an emmisive glowing material. Several of those tires are then sunken into the floor so only the tread peaks out of the floor creating the illusion of wet "paint" trails :)

@@LizardInvasion2025Thirty2 you can script objects to move from point A to B. I simply found objects that vaguely resemble cyberpunk vehicles and did that on a pseudo fixed loop and played sfx at their location. The actual cyberpunk cars on the ground took more time because I modeled them out of like 90 random objects like crates and trash bins, but rescaled objects can't be scripted to move

@@RedNomster Thank you very much Red! I'm only just getting back into forge. I'm building a city myself with a subway system, it'll be infested with the flood. It's gonna be a horror themed map. I built a tank form a while back. If you have an email I can send you pictures. Up to you. Do you think a moving train would be possible? I'm gonna subscribe to you as well, your cyber punk city is beautifully crafted! Well done! 👍

@@miscompile when Halo comes back. I have goals that are unachievable in Halo's current state. I've given all of my work in progress projects to Forgers I trust and I'm moving on for now. At least from Halo. I started as a Minecraft channel, and I plan on making waves there soon. It's not Halo, but it'll be quality and passion that matches everything I've done here!

@@RedNomster cool! i hope one day we get more info on the sandtrap glyphs for you to look into - i do believe the endless are "the meddlers" which have been teased in lore since halo 2

@@JJAB91 since this video released, the ancient text made appearances in the Halo TV show in contextually accurate ways, and was the centerpiece of a new easteregg on Forbidden that required the input of 10 ancient text symbols (that map has more ancient text than Sandtrap). It's clear they like the text and as they're actively using it and expanding the mystery years later in multiple forms of media - the book Halo Epitaph that released this year even has the didact ponder the symbols at Halo 3 Epitaph, himself confirming that it's a written form called digon that depicts the mantle of responsibility... something I predict in part 3 of this KZbin series as a conclusion to my entire silly investigation. Not only are they using the text 3 years later in various ways, but there's canon uses that may have even been inspired by the video you're watching and the community that didn't bitch about hypothetical use of the text in the future 3 years ago

doesnt read date of the video

@@RedNomster Alright thats fair then. Ive been searching for about 10 minutes and this is the only thing ive found. Tried editing other files but the solution is still unclear to me.

@@jesseteodoro8836 maybe :) there's arguments for and against

@@robbedbump72 there are "scripts" (connected nodes) and script brains (the space or area where scripts can be created) You can have multiple independent scripts in 1 brain, or it can be spread across multiple brains, which are found in the gameplay tab in the object browser. Scripts can reference other scripts in the same brain by default, but you have to use global variables and such to have a script in 1 brain communicate with a script in another brain. If you place a new brain down, you have to physically select the brain object before opening the node graph menu, otherwise it'll default to the originally selected/created brain

@@TheBtremb if you think a beginner tutorial is complicated then Forge isn't going to be kind to you 😬

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Bungie didn't plan anything for the text. 343 meticulously added tons of lore where there was none. The irony is, you just watched a 3 part lore video essay on a texture from Halo 3 that was only made possible because 343 reintroduced it in Halo Infinite's campaign and added lore to it.

@@RedNomster Guilty spark calls you foreunner several times (including after he learns the entire history of humanity), the original storyboard for halo 2 had the arbiter finding a human skeleton in a forerunner grave, forerunner buttons have a human hand print on them in halo 2, halo 2 ruins have statues with human faces, there's much more but I dont have time to argue with a shitter online. GLHF sucking frankie off

@@RedNomster Bungie had plenty of plans and 343 shat all over them.

thx

Same 😵

Over 8 years ago and it's still one of my proudest creations haha

Much love 😁

@@RedNomster much love as well ! I hope you’re feeling much better ! Thank you for all those memories !! ❤️