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'''Marcus''' is a variant of the [[UNSC Marine]] face bitmap found in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', modeled after the game's art director [[Marcus Lehto]]. It is used for [[Marcus Stacker|Sergeant Stacker]]'s appearance. One can find it by opening a ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' map in [[Halo Map Tools]]. Not including [[Avery Johnson]], there are six variants of face bitmaps. They are in DDS DXT1 texture format. | |||
'''Marcus''' is a variant of the [[UNSC Marine]] face bitmap found in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. One can find it by opening a ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' map in [[Halo Map Tools]]. Not including [[Avery Johnson]], there are six variants of face bitmaps. They are in DDS DXT1 texture format. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
To make the model for the [[ | *In ''[[Halo 4]]'', Sergeant Stacker's full name is revealed to be "Marcus P. Stacker",<ref>'''Halo 4''', campaign level ''[[Reclaimer (level)|Reclaimer]]''</ref> ostensibly a reference to the texture file and its namesake, while "P." is likely a nod to Stacker's voice actor, [[Pete Stacker]]. | ||
*To make the model for the [[unidentified Bumblebee pilot]], [[Bungie]] artist Chris Hughes took Marcus and edited it to become female.<ref>'''[[Bungie Weekly Update]]''' [[Halopedia:Bungie Weekly Update 07-13-01|07-13-01]]</ref> | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Revision as of 02:39, December 21, 2012
Marcus is a variant of the UNSC Marine face bitmap found in Halo: Combat Evolved, modeled after the game's art director Marcus Lehto. It is used for Sergeant Stacker's appearance. One can find it by opening a Halo: Combat Evolved map in Halo Map Tools. Not including Avery Johnson, there are six variants of face bitmaps. They are in DDS DXT1 texture format.
Trivia
- In Halo 4, Sergeant Stacker's full name is revealed to be "Marcus P. Stacker",[1] ostensibly a reference to the texture file and its namesake, while "P." is likely a nod to Stacker's voice actor, Pete Stacker.
- To make the model for the unidentified Bumblebee pilot, Bungie artist Chris Hughes took Marcus and edited it to become female.[2]
Sources
- ^ Halo 4, campaign level Reclaimer
- ^ Bungie Weekly Update 07-13-01
