yasuakiNk Posted January 11, 2017 Share Posted January 11, 2017 Hello, I'm beginner and I created player model based on the force unleashed model. I would like to know the following, and I'd love some reply. -Snapshot of front view in game I can take back shot or multiple bot players. is there any controls, commands or tools? -Icon spec of player model type:jpg, size:128x128? is there any restrictions? Thank you, Link to comment
ooeJack Posted January 11, 2017 Share Posted January 11, 2017 Icon stuff you have written there is good. You may experience issues such as the game crashing when you try to play your character if you use jpgs for your icons or texture files. There's a specific reason to this which is written in another thread here which I can't remember, but it can be solved if you use png's with the default settings on Photoshop when you save it out. (Compression: Smallest / Slow - Interlace: None ooeJack Link to comment
Ramikad Posted January 11, 2017 Share Posted January 11, 2017 As far as character in-game screenshots go, you may want to play around with the various cg_thirdperson console commands (to open the console, press Shift + Tilde, the key generally on the left of the 1 key), which allow you to set the distance of the camera from the player (cg_thirdpersonRange <number>), rotate the view angle (cg_thirdpersonAngle <number>), and alter its height (cg_thirdpersonVertOffset <number>). You may also want to disable the HUD, which you can do with the command cg_draw2D 0. When you're satisfied with the camera angles, you can then take a screenshot using the command bind <key> screenshot, and pressing that key. Link to comment
ooeJack Posted January 11, 2017 Share Posted January 11, 2017 Oh that's what you meant. I didn't get what you meant with your first point, yasuakiNk. Ramikad's got some good pointers there. You can also use the command /cg_ThirdPersonCameraDamp 0. Default is 0.3. What that does is keep the camera where you left it when you entered that command. It'll still point at your character where ever you go, but it won't move from its position. ooeJack Link to comment
yasuakiNk Posted January 12, 2017 Author Share Posted January 12, 2017 ooeJack,Ramikad: Thank you very much for your reply. -Icon spec of player modelThis problem was resolved thanks to your support.In case of GIMP, default setting of export adds some option. (Optimisation, progressive, comment etc) If icon file is added these options, JKA occurs error. The console message is "Requested feature was omitted at compile time." -Snapshot of front view in gamecg_thirdPersonxxxx commands are good in single player. However, in multiplayer mode, these commands return message is "cg_thirdpersonxxxx is cheat protected." How do you replace the mod player in single mode? Link to comment
Solution Ramikad Posted January 12, 2017 Solution Share Posted January 12, 2017 ooeJack,Ramikad: Thank you very much for your reply. -Icon spec of player modelThis problem was resolved thanks to your support.In case of GIMP, default setting of export adds some option. (Optimisation, progressive, comment etc) If icon file is added these options, JKA occurs error. The console message is "Requested feature was omitted at compile time." -Snapshot of front view in gamecg_thirdPersonxxxx commands are good in single player. However, in multiplayer mode, these commands return message is "cg_thirdpersonxxxx is cheat protected." How do you replace the mod player in single mode? You have two options here: if you want to take screenshots in MP you can simply open the console and enter /devmapall <mapname> - you won't be able to play with anyone else than bots, but that way the camera console commands won't be protected anymore. I think you'll have to type the same command in SP to unlock the camera commands, so either devmapall <mapname> (without the "/" key, console commands won't work in SP if preceded by that key unlike MP) or, when already in a map, helpusobi 1. To change player model in SP you'll have to enter the console command playermodel <modelname> <skin> <skin> <skin> (perhaps playermodel <modelname> <skin> would suffice, but I'm not sure), respectively the .skin files for head, torso and legs. For example: playermodel kyle model_default model_default model_default. Link to comment
yasuakiNk Posted January 13, 2017 Author Share Posted January 13, 2017 Thank you very much for your description.I success to take snapshot. Unfortunately, I want to paste a screenshot but I do not know how. Link to comment
ooeJack Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 If you mean paste a screenshot here on your thread. All you need to do is upload the screenshot to imgur or something similar, then grab the link and paste it here once it's finished uploading. ooeJack Link to comment
yasuakiNk Posted January 13, 2017 Author Share Posted January 13, 2017 Thank you for introducing Imgur. https://jkhub.org/albums/4MTVw It's a Mace Windu on jedicouncilgcx map in Multiplayer mode. ooeJack likes this Link to comment
ooeJack Posted January 13, 2017 Share Posted January 13, 2017 Hey dude, that's looking pretty good! Well done! I notice that your characters left and right arm are this grey and white colour. This problem usually occurs because those segments of the character are missing their textures. Either missing them entirely (no texture for the arms exist at all), or that they are incorrectly or not at all mentioned in the .skin file. Check the spelling etc. within your .skin file. Pro-tip with imgur: Once the upload is finished, you can right click on the image, and click "Open link in new tab" or "Open link in new window". What that'll do, is instead of having the image presented as an album, it'll be presented as just that individual image. I probably should have mentioned that in my previous post. Again. Good job. ooeJack Link to comment
yasuakiNk Posted January 14, 2017 Author Share Posted January 14, 2017 Thank you for the advice! I will check. Thank you, ooeJack likes this Link to comment
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