Modification of Halo Infinite files to enable hidden game modes.

After you are done with Fiddler, make sure to run "netsh winhttp reset proxy" in administrator CMD!

• Step 1: Download Fiddler Classic [https://www.telerik.com/fiddler/fiddler-classic]
• Step 2: Delete everything in your /disk_cache/webcache/ directory in your install folder.
• Step 3: Open an administrator command prompt and run "netsh winhttp set proxy 127.0.0.1:8888" (without quotation marks)
• Step 4: Run Fiddler.
• Step 5: In Fiddler, go to tools < options, go to HTTPS, and enable "Decrypt HTTPS Traffic".
• Step 6: Back in the main Fiddler window, go to the AutoResponder tab, and enable "Enable rules", "Accept all CONNECTs" and "Unmatched requests passthrough".
• Step 7: Click on Add rule, and make a rule for "/hi/projects/. Respond with the XBOND file you downloaded on the repo.

• Step 8: Run Halo Infinite and navigate to the custom games menu. You should now see the modes in the "343 Industries" menu.

• A: To fix this, go to WinConfig on the top left in Fiddler, press "Exempt All" and save.

• A: 343 often removes older gamemodes and maps, so if this issue is happening to you, use a newer projects file.

• A: I decompile the gamemode/map manifest included with every Halo Infinite build, and edit them to turn them into a projects file using Infinite Variant Tool.

• Soupstream: Creating Infinite Variant Tool [https://github.com/soupstream/InfiniteVariantTool]
• XE_Creature: Showing me how to create projects files.