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The '''Halo Editing Kit''', also known as the HEK, was released by [[Gearbox Software]] along with the [[Halo Custom Edition]]. It includes basic tags for bitmaps, [[vehicles]], [[weapons]], bipeds, and other necessary elements of a Halo map. The kit comes with three programs which assisted in mapping.
The '''Halo Editing Kit''', also known as '''HEK''', was released by [[Gearbox Software]] along with the [[Halo Custom Edition]]. It includes basic tags for bitmaps, [[vehicles]], [[weapons]], bipeds, and other necessary elements of a Halo map. The kit comes with three programs which assisted in mapping.
* The first program is ''Tool''. Tool is both the backbone and the pain of CE. Although it works to do everything from bitmap creation to the final map-building, its old-style command prompt methods have driven at least a few mappers insane.
* The first program is ''Tool''. Tool is both the backbone and the pain of CE. Although it works to do everything from bitmap creation to the final map-building, its old-style command prompt methods have driven at least a few mappers insane.
* The second program is ''Guerilla''. Labeled with a gorilla (pun intended), this program opens tags, the files that make up all Halo maps, allowing the user to edit many aspects of them, and export them for use in a map.
* The second program is ''Guerilla''. Labeled with a gorilla (pun intended), this program opens tags, the files that make up all Halo maps, allowing the user to edit many aspects of them, and export them for use in a map.
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