Can someone tell me the commands to disable all HUD, and so that you cant see your gun and arms.
And if it's possible to disable sounds for when you walk temporarily as in being able to toggle on and off?

Don't know if that's possible but, I know with OS (i think f8 or f9 im not really sure, you gotta check out the commands for OpenSauce) you can disable all of your hud and you cant see your gun nor arms. But I'm not sure about the walking sounds.

Thats a bummer, I remember seeing someone do it in a video but couldn't remember if it was OS.

You can disable the HUD with commands in CE, without OS. You cant however remove fp arms/weapons.

"show_hud 0/1" 0 to turn hud off, 1 to re-activate.

Make sure you have the console enabled, dunno if you need devmode or not though.

There may be a command for sounds, but not specific sounds like footsteps however. You can browse commands by typing a letter and pressing the "tab" key in the console to show all commands starting with that letter.
Edited by waffles on Jul 12, 2012 at 03:42 PM

Thanks Waffles!. This helps out a lot :D.

I remember seeing a program somewhere on halomaps that can disable hands/weapons in first person but I can't remember what it was called, I think it was some program by bitterbanana, try searching his name up.

O bitterbanana well i got something from him on this site his thirdperson mod.....it gave my computer a virus. I had to search for another one on google so I don't trust his programs unless you know for sure it has no viruses and such.

Most hacks/apps and other third-party apps were developed in halo CE's younger days for older versions of HCE, so its doubtful any of them will even work on 1.09 now. Though if you search around/pm people somebody will likely have developed something of the same sort for 1.09.

Dennis doesn't allow files on this site that are even suspected of having a virus. If it did it would be gone real quick. Most antivirus software tracks programs that modify system/registry/memory values and see this sudden change as an attack, though its the hack/app's job to change these values. So honestly your antivirus software was just mistaken...

True that does usually happen... a lot. I will look for these programs but probably won't be much luck with it though.