Commonly Used Hacks Defeated by HaloBuster

The dev cam is like the third-person-view that you can download from halomods, it allows you to separate yourself from your player and fly around the map without anybody seeing you. Showing the dev camera which can be used to watch the other base or hunt for the flag. This shows the dev camera view of hangemhigh with a top-down perspective. The more popular hack is the multi-hack that allows you to turn on wire-frame mode. By pressing a key again, the view can be set back to normal. There are several other lighting options that can be toggled on/off. This is a reference image for hangemhigh with the default rendering options. By toggling a key, you can turn on wirez, seeing through everythign. Makes transparent turn neon-yellow, making the invis useless. By toggling a key, you can change the lighting angle. By toggling a key, you can turn off all shadows. By toggling a key, you can set another lighting option. The glass-walls, or blue-walls hack is a client-side only hack that is available for most maps, and can be created very easily using the Halo Map Toolkit(HMT). This is one of the more wicked map hacks, but there are also hacks to make the flag poles 20' tall, make your weapons transparent, have vehicles shoot big flames out, making them more visible, etc. Glass-walls in hang-em-high, note there is no clipping in this map so you can see all the tunnels and back of base. Glass-walls in icefields. Nobody camping today? Nobody at red base, and all vehicles accounted for! Not hard to find the flag in this one. Glass-walls in blodgulch just outside of red portal lookign at blue base. Glass-walls in longest. Note the flag inside the reticle. Makes this one a whole different game. Glass-walls in ratrace, standing behind the big column looking down on blue base. Glass-walls in danger canyon. Anybody coming through the tunnel would not know what hit them. You don't see as far because the clipping is pretty good in this map.