Editing Character stretch glitch

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[[File:H3 Twister2.jpg|thumb|Only the flexible parts of a character's armor are affected.]]
[[File:H3 Twister2.jpg|thumb|Only the flexible parts of a character's armor are affected.]]


The glitch is most noticeable in ''[[Halo 3]]''. If a player hits a solid object such as the ground, a wall, a pillar, a ledge, or a ceiling with a lot of force, there's a chance that their corpse will stretch at bizarre angles, such as their heads and arms being underneath their body for split seconds. This can be easily witnessed in [[Theater]]. It should be noted that the more inflexible components of a character's model, such as the head and armored parts, do not stretch; it only happens in the areas between the joints.
The glitch is most noticeable in ''[[Halo 3]]''. If a player hits a a solid object such as the ground, a wall, a pillar, a ledge, or a ceiling with a lot of force, there's a chance that their corpse will stretch at bizarre angles, such as their heads and arms being underneath their body for split seconds. This can be easily witnessed in [[Theater]]. It should be noted that the more inflexible components of a character's model, such as the head and armored parts, do not stretch; it only happens in the areas between the joints.


Methods of launching bodies against surfaces at high velocities include being smashed into a ceiling by a [[TR/9 Antipersonnel Mine|Trip Mine]] or other explosive; being sent flying by a fast-moving [[:category:Vehicles|vehicle]] such as a [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshee]]; or being struck with a well-placed Energy Sword or [[Gravity hammer (fiction)|Gravity Hammer]] blow.
Methods of launching bodies against surfaces at high velocities include being smashed into a ceiling by a [[TR/9 Antipersonnel Mine|Trip Mine]] or other explosive; being sent flying by a fast-moving [[:category:Vehicles|vehicle]] such as a [[Type-26 Ground Support Aircraft|Banshee]]; or being struck with a well-placed Energy Sword or [[Gravity hammer (fiction)|Gravity Hammer]] blow.

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