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==Accessing Devmode== | ==Accessing Devmode== | ||
To create a Devmode [[Wikipedia:Shortcut|shortcut]], find a shortcut to Halo Custom Edition and copy it. Then, right click the new shortcut's icon, and select ''Properties''. A text field labeled "Target" will have the value <tt>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe"</tt>; change this to read <tt>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe" -console -devmode</tt>. | To create a Devmode [[Wikipedia:Shortcut|shortcut]], find a shortcut to Halo Custom Edition and copy it. Then, right-click the new shortcut's icon, and select ''Properties''. A text field labeled "Target" will have the value <tt>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe"</tt>; change this to read <tt>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe" -console -devmode</tt>. | ||
To load Halo Custom Edition with Devmode enabled, simply open the new shortcut. Do note however that shortcuts with Devmode enabled will prevent the user from joining internet and LAN servers, and removes one's ability to create an internet game. | To load Halo Custom Edition with Devmode enabled, simply open the new shortcut. Do note however that shortcuts with Devmode enabled will prevent the user from joining internet and LAN servers, and removes one's ability to create an internet game. The user will only be able to create a LAN game. | ||
===List of commands=== | ===List of commands=== | ||
