Bintage's Maps

[Bintage]

Pick 'n' Mix
Created by Bintage

Supported Gametypes:
RACETRACKS, VIP
Map Description
An interlocked racing map with a wide track for eight racers. It contains banked turns, hairpin turns and a ramp which crosses over the track. The map has a twenty second starting mechanism which allows all players to simultaneously start the race.

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General overview of the track.


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This map took two and a half hours to make and it is not perfect. But many of my friends have complimented it; describing it as a fun, and a not too challenging track. Any feedback would be very helpful! Below is a link to my file share, it contains three other racing maps and the game type for them.

Bungie.net : Bungie Online : Halo 3 File Share



The Booster
Created by Bintage

Supported Gametypes:
RACETRACKS, VIP

Map Description
A pretty basic interlocked track with shield doors angled to boost you past the starting line at the end of a lap. Has a twenty second starting mechanism.
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Side-high view of the track showing the shield door booster at the bottom


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This is by far my smoothest track and it was one of the first racetracks I had made. Follow the link to my file share below to download it, and any other maps which you may find interesting. Constructive criticism would be very helpful, thanks.

Bungie.net : Bungie Online : Halo 3 File Share

[CPV18]

Picture links are broken. Please fix them so I can enjoy your map.

[xRip U Up247x]

This post is not up to forgehub standards. When there's a sticky at the top of a forum that says must read. Read it.

[FishCrackers]

What rip said.

EDIT : Received a 2nd infraction for this post so I would just like to say that I've already learned my lesson from the first one to not post anything like this again. Please do not hate me for this comment, because it was made while I was a newbie and didn't completely understand the rules. I now understand the rules and what not to do in the forums.

[Jebus1001]

Originally Posted by FishCrackers

What rip said.

That wasn't very helpful at all...

The thread that rip was talking about is here

[!nikheizen]

Fishcrackers, that was a horribly useless post.
Also your sig is too big, click the link in my sig(just click on the picture) for more information.

Thanks to IxGunxSlingerxI for making this very informative post(edited a bit by me):
What I am going to do is show you how to embedded pictures into your map post on ForgeHub.

First take your pics in theater, I'm sure you know how to do that, so let's move on.

To get you pictures embedded first you have to host them on a picture hosting website. I would use ImageShack® - Image Hosting because it’s the easiest in my opinion.

1st step is to save the Picture you want to embed from Bungie.net. To do this just open up the screen shot viewer and right click save image.


The 2nd step is to locate the file you just saved from Bungie, then after you locate the file host it on Imageshack. Here is a link to Imageshack.

Here is where most people make a big mistake, what they do is embed the thumbnail instead of embedding the main, larger, picture. So what you do to avoid that is click on the picture.


The 3rd, and final step is to take the picture and embed it into the post. What you do is copy and paste the direct link, (Look at the picture below to find the location of the direct url) and then to embed it on Forgehub all you have to do is add [img] [/img] around the direct URL you just copied and pasted into your post. It should look like this:

[image]http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/6269/screenshotct3ry5.jpg[/img]

Finished product:


You can also go here for a map posting template to make posting your map a whole lot easier .

If you need any other help feel free to send me a private message Here.

[xUNSCxHeadShot]

dont use image shack use photobucket its much easier seriously

[!nikheizen]

Both are easy to use.
Its just a matter of choice.
Photobucket allows you to have an account, so you can find your pictures easy, imageshack is quicker.

[Bintage]

Sorry about that guys. The post has now been updated and contains links+screenshots. It wont happen again.

[Roflolcopter]

you need a direct link to the map not your file share, but both maps look amazingly fun to look at and play on 5/5