[WOTC] The Halo 5 Armor Compendium

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Authors: Max, SYNYSTERP0TAT0

Last revision: 12 Sep, 2020 at 23:54 UTC

File size: 569.28 MB

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Description:

My very first mod!

Hey there folks, this one has been baking for quite some time, and has been through more turbulence than any set of files ever deserved.

Full disclaimer: This pack of armors if fitted to females only, and while I am very capable of doing the males, this one took me two months (including a pc failure, and building a new one, and having to learn as I went along) and I am very tired. So if you really need some armored dude-bros in your life, I wouldn’t get your hopes up too high in the immediate future.

What’s inside?

40 completed sets of armor from the Halo 5 spectrum, and several miscellaneous arm and leg sets. I won’t list them all here but they exist, I promise.
They are split amongst the many armor slots, so feel free to mix and match the armors as you so desire.

What’s not inside?

Well, a few things. Obviously Halo 5 had much more than 40 armors, but to be totally honest, if it was too ugly to spend time on, I kindly introduced it to the cutting room floor, along with anything i didn’t get/make complete assets for or anything that got bugged or currupted in transition between computers.

FAQ

There are none because this is the fisrt version so take notes.
-Use the highlander.
-INVISIBLE HEADS. You can’t wear most of the helmets without it. A lot of people say that it crashes their game, but I have never experienced that issue. If you don’t want to use it, there are plenty of helmets that do cover the head completely.

And that’s a wrap. Please enjoy, leave love in the comments if you do and did, and go nuts!

CREDITS:

First and foremost, before anyone else, huge shoutout to Tully, for holding my hand, occasionally until 3 am, through this entire project and teaching me how to make this happen from start to finish like a G. Go check out his work *Here*

Also special thanks to Nigel, who gave permissions to use his techsuit model, to which all of these armors are fabulously fitted.

Thanks to all of the fabulous contributors who put together the Xcom 2 Modding Wiki on reddit. I would have made it a lot farther a little faster had I followed their instructions properly the first time.

And of course, 343 and Microsoft for making most of the assets used in this mod.