Title: Halo Custom Edition V1.08 Patch updateSection: Halo Custom Edition GameAuthor: BungieDescription: This update is a security update for Halo Custom Edition to prevent buffer overrun errors and also removes the requirement for a CD rom at startup. File Name: haloce108patch.zipMedia Type: ZipSize: 3.1M Date: 08/07/08 Downloads: 147,930 User Rating: 9.0
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Note from Rogert Wolfson - BungieSee that? Good. Now bookmark this page, because you'll have to come back here if you want to see it again. As an added treat for our loyal users still playing Halo PC after 5 years, I got clearance to discontinue the CD check as part of this patch! This doesn't change the licensing (don't pass around your disc), and you still need your unique product key to play online, but I figure your CD is probably pretty scratched after all this time, and it deserves a break. Anyway, on to the patch...This is build 1.0.8.616, and is the official version of the test release from the other day. To give you confidence that you're playing on a patched server, this build is not backwards-compatible with old servers, nor will the new server work with old clients. For this reason, I'm posting the patches here a day and a half before I'll mark them for auto-updating in-game. This way, server operators have a little time to roll out the new bits before Friday's auto-patch of the client.If you haven't been following the pre-release threads, this patch contains several fixes for server-crashing security bugs, and that's it. As I have discussed elsewhere, anti-aimbotting is an arms race that we're not going to enter for this old game, and this patch doesn't address that or any other feature-level changes. I should also note that Bungie does not officially support Halo PC (which is owned by Microsoft, not Bungie) but since the build machine is under my desk and not at MS, I fixed these several bugs as a favor to the community. I can't promise any future support, nor can I open-source the code for community development.HOW TO INSTALL THE PATCH:==============================For Win98 and XP systems:Extract the haloce108patch.exe from the Zip archive and place it anywhere on your system.Double click on the haloce108patch.exe to run. Follow instructions.For Windows VistaExtract the haloce108patch.exe from the Zip archive and place it anywhere on your system.Right click on the haloce108patch.exe and select "Run As Administrator". Follow instructions.
I too have had a similar problems with the updater. What I would do is fine a patcher exe instead of use the updater. If worse comes to worse and the update dosnt work, try a NO-CD crack to skip CD check. Hope this helps.
hey, followed your instructions, installed just fine, but now I want to patch the game to 1.08, but when i tried to, it gave me the error:Halo is not installed on your computerThis patch requires halo to run
I haven't been able to try it on another computer that didn't already have halo installed. I tried it on a laptop running vista which had halo, and it displayed a error complaining about the registry and died. I assume it can't cope with more than one licensed version of halo on the same computer - or its a vista thing and the vista registry is screwed up in a way different than xp. But on my own computer, it successfully accessed the game saves from my ipod, and the game actually ran faster than from the cd, which was really nice.
I'm not totally sure if CE is encoded like Halo for saving wise, but You can try just using the no-cd crack for it at full upgrade and then putting it into the app folder and renaming the Exe to just halo.exe. If that works, then export some registry keys from CE, rename them to the ones in the Reg Files Folder in Data, and then replacing them. Then It would make a CE launcher.
1) I did that so that it won't become a hinderance to the use of your computer because with it windowed you can alt+tab around the computer.2)If your orginal profile is in the default directory of My Games\Halo, it won't load because the Game loading location was changed 2 the one on the Saves Folder. If it is in there, the executable might be corrupt. Please Redownload and try it again3)I admit i havn't updated it recently, but replacing the exe again with the 1.08 halo no-cd crack might fix the problem. Otherwise, maybe just delete the update exe file, which will prevent any updates
When i looked at my c:\ drive, i found a folder called Halo Portable, strange because the game's in C:\halo\halo portable. The folder it wants is called C:\PortableApps\Halo Portable\Data\Saved Games Folder\Halo. I'll try changing the ini file, but you might want to fix that.
For those of you that are worried about registry entries, don't worry. While this is portableapps.com, i laugh when people get paranoid about registry entries. Their was a massive debate over the registry i saw in a forum a while ago. The general opinion was that registry entries don't impact system performance unless you have a ginormous registry. But Mclovin, can't you just use a search function for the halo keys in the registry? Haven't played around with NSIS much, due to the weird coding style, so i don't know if it exists.
i get errors about i965_dri.so and swrast_dri.so, so i cannot run it, however using the disc it launches enough to get me these errors. without the disc it fails to launch, wanting the disc, and i cannot update it to the no cd version without having the game running at least once. looking forward to playing halo on my linux computer, once i can get it to work(or get help from you guys here)i have libgl1-mesa-dri installed.
- Running wine-1.4 halo.exe (Working directory : /home/pesoen/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/Halo/drive_c/Program Files/Microsoft Games/Halo)fixme:iphlpapi:NotifyAddrChange (Handle 0xebe8cc, overlapped 0xebe8b0): stubwine: configuration in '/home/pesoen/.PlayOnLinux//wineprefix/Halo' has been updated.fixme:ddraw:DirectDrawEnumerateExA flags 0x00000001 not handledlibGL error: unable to load driver: i965_dri.solibGL error: driver pointer missinglibGL error: failed to load driver: i965libGL error: unable to load driver: i965_dri.solibGL error: driver pointer missinglibGL error: failed to load driver: i965libGL error: unable to load driver: swrast_dri.solibGL error: failed to load driver: swrastX Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) Major opcode of failed request: 155 (GLX) Minor opcode of failed request: 3 (X_GLXCreateContext) Value in failed request: 0x0 Serial number of failed request: 1121 Current serial number in output stream: 1125
Installing 'halotrialsetup.exe' into a clean wineprefix should work fine with wine-1.3.37.To run the game, the working directory must be the Halo Trial directory, e.g.cd /.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Microsoft\ Games/Halo\ Trial/wine halo.exeActive camouflage fix 2015-10-06 Admin note: the following issue has been patched in version 1.0.10 of Halo Custom Edition and Halo Combat Evolved.
Wine is, like Windows, affected by a bug where Halo doesn't render shaders as well on Nvidia hardware. The most visible symptom is that the active camouflage is only using transparency instead of the proper way where it is using a pretty neat shader.The Windows fix is based on making Halo believe it is running on an ATI card, which is not so complicated within Wine. Loosely based on the Windows fix, enter these into the registry:As DWORD: "HKCU\Software\Wine\Direct3D\VideoPciDeviceID" = "724b"As DWORD: "HKCU\Software\Wine\Direct3D\VideoPciVendorID" = "1002"If your Halo is in a more vast prefix, it is recommended to specify it exclusively for the halo.exe as this fix may have the potential to burn your house down.This picture will display the basic improvement: i.imgur.com/Rq93SgZ.jpg
Euuuh, il y a mieux que halo combat evolved x) Tu installes Halo Custom Edtion avec le patch No-CD & en plus de ça, t'as le droit de télécharger les maps créées par les autres ( piloter longsword, vaisseau de l'hérétique etc .... )
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