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The '''Grenade Slide''' is an animation error present in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. It causes a player's legs to stop animating as they throw a [[grenade]]. The glitch is only visible in [[Co-op]] or [[Multiplayer]], as players cannot see their own legs in-game.
The '''grenade slide''' is an animation error present in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. It causes a player's legs to stop animating as they throw a [[grenade]]. The [[glitches|glitch]] is only visible in [[Campaign#Cooperative|Co-op]] or [[Multiplayer]], as players cannot see their own legs in-game.


== Instructions ==
==Walkthrough==
To observe the glitch, two players (''Person A'' and ''Person B'') must cooperate.
To see the glitch, two players (''Person A'' and ''Person B'') must cooperate.


The two players should find a room that they can run around in. ''Person A'' should obtain grenades (any type), while ''Person B'' should step back and watch ''Person A''. ''Person A'' should start running, and as they run, they should throw a grenade. ''Person B'' will see ''Person A''<nowiki/>'s legs stop moving, making ''A'' appear to slide along the ground. When the throw is finished, ''Person A''<nowiki/>'s legs will return to normal.
The two players should find a room that they can run around in. ''Person A'' should obtain grenades (any type), while ''Person B'' should step back and watch ''Person A''. ''Person A'' should start running, and as they run, they should throw a grenade. ''Person B'' will see ''Person A''<nowiki/>'s legs stop moving, making ''A'' appear to slide along the ground. When the throw is finished, ''Person A''<nowiki/>'s legs will return to normal.


== Explanation ==
== Explanation ==
When [[Bungie]] made the animation for throwing a grenade, they did not animate the lower half of the player's body; they forgot to code the animation to only include the arms, so when a Spartan model throws a grenade, its legs revert to a standing position. A similar glitch occurs when players throw grenades from the passenger seat of a [[Warthog]] or [[Scorpion]], with the player standing up inside the vehicle to throw the grenade.
When [[Bungie]] made the animation for throwing a grenade, they forgot to code the animation for the lower half of the player's body. So, when a Spartan model throws a grenade, its legs revert to a standing position. A similar glitch occurs when players throw grenades from the passenger seat of a [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]] or [[M808B Main Battle Tank|Scorpion]], with the player standing up inside the vehicle to throw the grenade.


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Latest revision as of 00:10, March 19, 2022

The grenade slide is an animation error present in Halo: Combat Evolved. It causes a player's legs to stop animating as they throw a grenade. The glitch is only visible in Co-op or Multiplayer, as players cannot see their own legs in-game.

Walkthrough[edit]

To see the glitch, two players (Person A and Person B) must cooperate.

The two players should find a room that they can run around in. Person A should obtain grenades (any type), while Person B should step back and watch Person A. Person A should start running, and as they run, they should throw a grenade. Person B will see Person A's legs stop moving, making A appear to slide along the ground. When the throw is finished, Person A's legs will return to normal.

Explanation[edit]

When Bungie made the animation for throwing a grenade, they forgot to code the animation for the lower half of the player's body. So, when a Spartan model throws a grenade, its legs revert to a standing position. A similar glitch occurs when players throw grenades from the passenger seat of a Warthog or Scorpion, with the player standing up inside the vehicle to throw the grenade.