Developer mode

Overview

Developer Mode, or devmode, is a feature that can be turned on in Halo Custom Edition(Halo PC) if desired. It allows cheats to be used for testing of maps, which are entered through the console. To enable the devmode, go to your desktop, click on the 'Halo: Custom Edition' icon (or whatever you have named it), and then open the menu, and select 'copy'. Then select an empty space on your desktop and click 'paste'. Then rename it 'Halo CE devmode' or something similar. Then, right click the icon and select 'properties'. You will see the words "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe", with the quotations. Change this to read: ""C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe"-Screenshot -console -devmode. Cheats with [#] next to them, type 1 to activate or 0 to deactivate.

• cheat_all_powerups/This console command will spawn all the powerups near the player.

• cheat_all_vehicles/Typing this console command in will spawn all standard vehicles

near the player.

• cheat_all_weapons/This console command will spawn all the weapons around the player.

• • cheat_bottomless_clip <#> /Enabling this command will give the player a bottomless

clip which means that the weapon will never have to be reloaded and will never experience overheating.

• cheat_bump_possession <#> /Enabling this command means that every time the player bumps

a character they will take control of that particular character.

• cheat_deathless_player <#> /Enabling this command makes the player invulnerable to any

damage, including the maximum falling damage height restrictions.

• cheat_infinite_ammo <#> /Enabling this command will give the player unlimited ammunition.

• cheat_medusa <#> /When this command is enabled, any enemy unit that sees the player

will be instantly killed.

• cheat_spawn_warthog/Typing this console command in will spawn a standard warthog

near the player.

• cheat_super_jump <#> /Enabling this command allows the player to jump very high,

which is useful for maneuvering around a level during its construction.

• cheat_teleport_to_camera/This command will teleport the player to the current

camera position.

• debug_objects <#> /Enabling this command will give visual representations of the

game objects or models bounding radii and collision models.

• debug_portals <#> Enabling this command will draw or outline the portal definitions

in the game.

• debug_sound <#> /Enabling this command will give visual representations of the sounds

being played and their audible radii along with labels indicating the specific sound being played to the player.

• error_suppress_all <#> /The suppression of error messages is by default on, disabling

the error suppression (setting the value to 0) will show errors being encountered by the game and is useful in debugging content and game problems.

• game_speed <#>1-20 /This command changes the entire speed of the game.

Its very useful for pausing the game or travelling around a environment quickly during level creation or debugging.

• map_name [map name]/Use this command to manually load a specific level.

• cls/Clears the console screen.

• quit/Quits the game.

Alldev and Devtrainer

Alldev is devmode that works for Halo: PC multiplayer. It allows hosts to basically cheat. Non-hosts can use the lesser cheats, but cheats such as invincibility can only be achieved by the host.

Devtrainer is another devmode program which also works for Halo: CE. Instead of allowing the user to use commands on the console, it has at least eleven command codes built into it. Basic cheats such as super jump and invincibility can be switched on by a click of a button. What makes Devtrainer better than Alldev is that it has Time Freeze built into it. Just by clicking K, time freezes and clicking L will make time flow.

In order to get Alldev and Devtrainer, you have to download it at certain Halo websites.

Related Articles

• Halo: Custom Edition
• Halomaps.org