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==[[Forerunner]]== | ==[[Forerunner]]== | ||
[[Image:FRvator_2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|A Forerunner lift on [[Installation 00|the Ark]].]] | [[Image:FRvator_2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|A Forerunner lift on [[Installation 00|the Ark]].]] | ||
Lifts are commonplace on almost every | Lifts are commonplace on almost every Forerunner installation, including the [[Halo Array]]. | ||
[[Forerunner Elevators|Forerunner lifts]] vary greatly in design depending on their purpose and location. For example, those around the control center were small and had six corners, while those around the [[Library]] where big enough for a [[Dropship 77-Troop Carrier|Pelican]] to land on. It should also be known that almost all the lifts seen in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', except the really large ones, had a transparent floor. On [[Installation 04]], there were plentiful lifts around the area of the [[Control Room]], but also on other locations around the installation. | [[Forerunner Elevators|Forerunner lifts]] vary greatly in design depending on their purpose and location. For example, those around the control center were small and had six corners, while those around the [[Library]] where big enough for a [[Dropship 77-Troop Carrier|Pelican]] to land on. It should also be known that almost all the lifts seen in ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]'', except the really large ones, had a transparent floor. On [[Installation 04]], there were plentiful lifts around the area of the [[Control Room]], but also on other locations around the installation. | ||
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==[[Human|Humans]]== | ==[[Human|Humans]]== | ||
[[Image: Freightavator_1.jpg|240px|thumb|right|A human-made freight elevator in [[Crow's Nest]].]] | [[Image: Freightavator_1.jpg|240px|thumb|right|A human-made freight elevator in [[Crow's Nest]].]] | ||
Lifts are used | |||
Lifts are universally used by the [[UNSC]] in all sorts of structures, such as [[Starship|starships]] and [[Space Station|space stations]]. | |||
Human lifts are mostly traditionally designed. They are usually powered using conventional methods, such as cables or tracks. | |||
Human-made lifts appear in the following levels: | Human-made lifts appear in the following levels: | ||
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[[Image:Cc gravlift2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|A Covenant Gravity lift.]] | [[Image:Cc gravlift2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|A Covenant Gravity lift.]] | ||
{{Main|Gravity Lift}} | {{Main|Gravity Lift}} | ||
The Covenant | The Covenant lifts differ from their human-made counterparts. Instead of using traditional conventional methods, they utilize a more advanced technology, called ''Gravity Lifts''. These devices create anti-gravity fields, which can be used to safely move objects vertically without any kind of moving platform. | ||
Gravity Lifts are mostly used in Covenant cities and structures, such as [[High Charity]]. They are also used in Covenant starships to transport and deploy troops and objects to a surface safely. | |||
Additionally, anti-gravity technology is also used in smaller pieces of equipment, such as [[Portable Gravity Lift]]s or [[Deployable Lookout Tower]]s. | |||
Usable Covenant Gravity lifts appear in the following levels (Not counting minor appearances): | Usable Covenant Gravity lifts appear in the following levels (Not counting minor appearances): | ||
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===Internal=== | |||
*[[Space Elevator]] | *[[Space Elevator]] | ||
*[[Gravity Lift]] | *[[Gravity Lift]] | ||
Revision as of 08:35, November 9, 2009
A lift, or an elevator is a method of vertical transportation, common among all factions in the Halo Universe.
Forerunner
Lifts are commonplace on almost every Forerunner installation, including the Halo Array.
Forerunner lifts vary greatly in design depending on their purpose and location. For example, those around the control center were small and had six corners, while those around the Library where big enough for a Pelican to land on. It should also be known that almost all the lifts seen in Halo: Combat Evolved, except the really large ones, had a transparent floor. On Installation 04, there were plentiful lifts around the area of the Control Room, but also on other locations around the installation. Forerunner lifts have several different methods of propulsion. How exactly they work, is not always clear. Most lifts move without apparent propulsion systems at all, some have beams of energy supporting them, such as the lifts on the Ark.
Forerunner lifts can be seen in the following levels:
Humans
Lifts are universally used by the UNSC in all sorts of structures, such as starships and space stations.
Human lifts are mostly traditionally designed. They are usually powered using conventional methods, such as cables or tracks.
Human-made lifts appear in the following levels:
Covenant
- Main article: Gravity Lift
The Covenant lifts differ from their human-made counterparts. Instead of using traditional conventional methods, they utilize a more advanced technology, called Gravity Lifts. These devices create anti-gravity fields, which can be used to safely move objects vertically without any kind of moving platform.
Gravity Lifts are mostly used in Covenant cities and structures, such as High Charity. They are also used in Covenant starships to transport and deploy troops and objects to a surface safely.
Additionally, anti-gravity technology is also used in smaller pieces of equipment, such as Portable Gravity Lifts or Deployable Lookout Towers.
Usable Covenant Gravity lifts appear in the following levels (Not counting minor appearances):
Gallery
- Biglift.jpg
A Smaller Lift near Alpha Halo's Control Room.
Sgt. Johnson uses a large lift to escape the Flood Containment Facility.
A Large Lift within the Flood Containment Facility on Installation 04.
