MB2-style saber blades for single player?

[Maugo]

Are there any mods that do that? I remember there used to be an Ep. 3 Anakin model that changed the blades on MP only. The trail effect didn't work on SP.

[Tompa9]

Jedi Academy Enhanced. There would be also new KOTF and Movie duels 2 with this type of blade

[Maugo]

Is there any way to single out the blades from JAEnhanced to use in basejka? I don't like some of its improvements very much.

[Tompa9]

You need OPEN JK for that and extract sfx blades. 

[General Howard]

Yeah, you'd need OpenJK to achieve the saber trail effect you're after, which is a different executable altogether. But you would change the shortcut directory of it to direct to your game's assets and put it in your GameData folder. However though, to get the saber trail you're looking for (movie/cinematic effect), that'd require code modifications, which would need to be added (can be found on GitHub), compiled into an OpenJK executable and you'd run the game from that. But you'd also need to extract the saber gfx from the MB2 assets, for it to work correctly.

[The New Order]

Are there any mods that do that? I remember there used to be an Ep. 3 Anakin model that changed the blades on MP only. The trail effect didn't work on SP.

I have a clean version of OpenJK with SFX Sabers all you have to do is build it on your os. https://github.com/The-New-Order/OpenJK/tree/SFX-Sabers

[darthpepo1]

I have a clean version of OpenJK with SFX Sabers all you have to do is build it on your os. https://github.com/The-New-Order/OpenJK/tree/SFX-Sabers

so how exactly do i put this in my game? and how do i activate it ingame?

[The New Order]

so how exactly do i put this in my game? and how do i activate it ingame?

You have to build the code on your os. If you have Windows, follow this guide.

https://jkhub.org/tutorials/article/145-compiling-openjk-win32-must-read-for-new-coders/

 

If you have a Mac, for some reason, follow this guide

 

https://jkhub.org/tutorials/article/218-how-to-build-code-on-a-mac/

[darthpepo1]

You have to build the code on your os. If you have Windows, follow this guide.

https://jkhub.org/tutorials/article/145-compiling-openjk-win32-must-read-for-new-coders/

 

If you have a Mac, for some reason, follow this guide

 

https://jkhub.org/tutorials/article/218-how-to-build-code-on-a-mac/

ok, thak you