Using the Halo Screencapture Package
By: ll FuZ3 ll

Things Needed:

- Modded Xbox
- UberScreenshotTool: http://files.filefront.com/UberScreensho...;/fileinfo.html
- Halo/Halo 2 Screencap Trainers: http://files.filefront.com/Halo+Screenca...;/fileinfo.html
- Xored ETM Launcher: http://files.filefront.com/Xored+ETM+Lau...;/fileinfo.html
- FTP Client: http://files.filefront.com/FlashFXP+34+S...;/fileinfo.html

Getting Started

Once you have downloaded the necessary files you need to FTP to your Xbox.



Then you need to go into your "apps" folder. Drag the "mini" folder from the "Xorde ETM Launcher.rar" archieve



Then you need to grab the "Xored.ini" and put it on your desktop.



Then you need to double click it to open it up in Notepad. You need to change the "#Trainers_Path"and "Trainers_Path" to "E:\Trainers" and you also have to change the "Games_Path1" to "E:\Games" and then save it.



Once you have done that you drag it back onto your Xbox and overwrite the other one.






Then you need to go back to the "E:/" folder and you need to create a folder named "Trainers" and then you need to put the two .etm files in there



Then using these in-game controls you take your pictures:

-----Halo 1 Config (retail NTSC only)-----
rthumb+lthumb=screencap*
rthumb+dpad-up = first person perspective
rthumb+dpad-down = third person perspective
rthumb+dpad-left = chasecam perspective
rthumb+dpad-right = stationary perspective

-----Halo 2 Config (retail PAL/NTSC)-----
rthumb+back=screencap*
back+dpad-up = first person perspective
back+dpad-down = third person perspective
back+dpad-left = chasecam perspective
back+dpad-right = debug camera**
rthumb+lthumb = toggle timefreeze
dpad-up = increase cam speed (only while in debug cam)
dpad-down = decrease cam speed (only while in debug cam)
rthumb+dpad-up = decrease cam depth
rthumb+dpad-down = increase cam depth
rthumb+dpad-left = increase fov
rthumb+dpad-right = decrease fov

*The screencap feature uses the current filetime when naming the images so you don't have to worry about a file being overwritten each session. If you wish to manually access the dumped images they will be saved in "E:/TDATA/gamesavedirectory/$s"

**The debug camera controls are all analog. Use the left thumbstick to move and the right thumbstick to look. The right and left triggers move along the Z axis while time is frozen, otherwise they will be disabled.

Then after taking your pictures turn your Xbox on to your modded dashboard. Then open up "UberScreenshotTool"



Then you need to go to "Edit" and then "Manage Connections"



Then click "Add New"



Then type in all your Xbox's info.



Then you click "File" then "Connect to" and then what you put as the name of your Xbox.



Then after they all load check mark the ones you want to keep.



Then go to "File" and then "Saved Checked As"



Then make a new folder on your desktop named "Screenshots" and then type the file name as "Pictures"



Now you have successfully took Halo 2 screenshots using the Halo Screencap Package.

Deleting the Pictures for New Ones

First just FTP to your Xbox.



Then go to the E:/TDATA/4d530064/$s/ This is the folder where all the raw dumps are held. To delete the pictures just highlight them all and then right click on them. You then select "Delete"



Now you know how to take Halo 2 screenshots and you know how to delete them!

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