Cursed Halo for MCC

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NOW DEPRECIATED!

InfernoPlus has made on update, and 'officially supports' MCC. Or something. Get it here:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/68480803

Yes, it's Patreon, no it isn't paid content, paying is optional. Some other notes about v2. 0:

>I didn't uninstall the last version of Cursed Halo, and played a level alone and two levels with a friend. My friend did fresh install. Lots of abuse, only one crash (rather, freeze, not a full crash, we just restarted from checkpoint). Fresh install recommended, but not required

>It appears (through what I can see) that this update only includes the single player maps. I might be incorrect about that, and you may need to acquire some 'v1. 0' files to play the modded multiplayer maps

>Thanos is covered, so it is "streamer friendly" (no nudity), but the 1 second Dancing Queen clip might still give you trouble.

>The Season 7 or Season 8 UI bug (numbers too big, in wrong place) is still present for the MCC version. I really wish I knew how to fix this, but it ultimately might by a 343 issue, not a mod changeable thing.

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When I saw that MCC was now compatible with Custom Edition files, I quickly went and found instructions on how to get Cursed Halo working. Instructions unclear, things don't work. So when I found out what was going wrong, I redid it.

First of all, yes, all the files are '.maps', but yes this is everything you need to mod the game.

This was written for the Steam version of the game, but should work with all variants.

Previous instructions said something about the ...\halo1\original\... folder and subfolders, but those don't seem to exist anymore. Or in copies that they do exist, they seem to now be empty. I attempted to place the maps files in there, and it didn't work. I think that those instructions were written for the season 6 of MCC, when they first enabled Custom Edition files. Anyways, this is the only up to date file set on Nexus as of upload, and I hope to keep it updated- at least until 343 makes an easy to use mod manager.

As for how this pack was created, it's just the .maps from cursed halo, with the exception of the multiplayer map names have had their names changed. In Custom Edition, you could chose what map you wanted from the list of files you had, but in MCC you can only play the actual maps. In order to fix this, all the "cursed-" prefixes were removed from the files, so they replace the actual maps that MCC tries to run. This does mean that you could do any map, given that all players had the same copy of that file named "beavercreek.map", etc. Luckily, assigning a cursed map to an actual map is easy, because all the cursed multiplayer maps are based on the actual multiplayer maps.

Also, derelict.map was cha