AshuraDX

You missed the checkbox "Maintain aspect ratio".
Uncheck that and you will be free to change width and height independently

This model, and likely the others too, are missing surfaces named r_hand and l_hand.
For some reason this prevents sabers from spawning their blades in Singleplayer.
To work correctly a player model should always have the following surfaces in this hierarchy:
hips torso head l_arm l_hand r_arm r_leg l_leg r_leg This vegeta model is a complete mess - it has none of those

This model is completely messed up and needs rebuilding.
So open it in blender, split it into the appropiate parts with the exact names, fix the hierarchy and reexport to .glm
any surfaces besides the listed ones should be named with suffixes to the parent surface.
So if you have a belt that wraps around the characters hips as an additional surface, that should be named "hips_belt"

q3map2 -game ja -convert -format map testmap.bsp it's as easy as that. chuck this into a text file, edit the .bsp name to suit your needs and save it as decompile.bat
then put your new .bat file nito the q3map2 directory and drop your bsp into the same folder and voila, you decompiled a map.
 
Light entities and texture alignment can be lost in the process though. Same goes for misc_model entities I think.

Actually it's the damn jka bones that suck, jko has bones for all 5 fingers and toe bones which allow for much higher fidelity in animations.
this video shows how to convert a jka model to jk2. If you reverse these steps, you should be able to get it working.
 

Hi,
First of all:
Never directly change files in the assets*.pk3 files.
Copy the files you want to change to a new pk3 file and make your changes there. Then name your new pk3 file so that it is loaded after the original. Files are loaded alphabetically, so naming your file "my_tweaks.pk3" or anything that does not start with an "a" will get you there.
However, if you did in fact replace and overwrite those files in the original pk3 it should load the changes ingame. Did you actually place your modified pk3 in the base folder?
Iirc, by default, any files taken from the original .pk3 file are set as read only, did you change the access permissions?

You need to create a new textfile in the same folder as your glas and glamerge.exe
Fill it with this content:
 

glamerge.exe firstfile secondfile pause save it and then rename the resulting .txt file to .bat and run it.

Either a texture filtering issue or, more likely, caused by mismatched vertex normals along uv seams.
 
Hard to tell without looking at the model in detail.

Nope, not exactly dependend
 
But somewhat broken in its current state, I plan to remake it some time.

Ask those questions in the Star Wars: Warzone subforum

@@Asgarath83 This is for you

You use 3ds max, correct?
Then it should be as easy as making a copy of your model, attach all pieces together and convert that merged copy to an editable_poly object. Next up go to the modifier tab/mode, pick border selection and drag a large rectangle around your model (ctrl + a sadly doesn't give the desired result here).

This will select all open edgeloops on the model.

Next up, click the "cap" button to automatically close those holes. Now hold ctrl and change to face selection - This should select all of your new caps, if it also selects additional faces: click shrink selection once. When you have all of your caps selected, detach them and delete the merged mesh.

This will leave you with an object that has all your caps. Select that object, go to vertex selection, press ctrl + a and click "connect". This will triangulate the caps for you.

Now add an Unwrap UVW modifier. Enable select by element and apply a planar map to all caps, I'd recommend using the "best align" option to make this quicker.

Once this is done convert to editable poly again and detach each of the caps into their own objects and name them.

https://jkhub.org/topic/10304-whats-the-general-vertpoly-limit-for-a-model-in-jka/

That is not a 2^n based resolution.Try 2048 or 4096 squared.
 
While it's true that textures need to be by the power of 2, and all numberd that fall into that category are even, the power of two criteria does not equal "no odd numbers". And all textures that are to be used in this game have to fullfill this criterium.

Make a copy of the .map file, open it in notepad and search for "trigger_multiple". 
When you found it, select everything from the "// entity #" line above it down to just above the next "// entity #" line and delete it.

@@Lord Of Hate

noBlade 1 for future reference:https://jkhub.org/wiki/index.php?title=.sab#Sword_and_Non-lightsaber-blade_Weapon_Keys

Okay so, I took a look. 
The problemmesh was very obvious and easy to identify.

 
The torso's mesh normals are completely screwed up.
Every hard edge between two faces causes the exporter to make a split there and duplicate the vertices along the edge. That torso has all edges set as hard.
To fix it, go to the modifier List and add an editable poly modifier below your skin modifier. That should reset/recalculate the mesh normals and solve the problem.

@@BigChoi were you trieing to move the mod onto the CD?
You have to put it into the installation directory on your harddrive.

That may be fixable by running BehavED as Administrator

@@VectorHabibi the normals on that mesh are inverted, flip them and the problem should be fixed.
You'll have to look up how to do that in Blender - I use 3ds max and have no clue about Blender.

@@Jedi_Mediator I did not even try the _cs 0 option yet - but changing to another (very similiar shader) compeltely fixed my problem.
It seems, that using a 16x16 px texture "confuses" q3map2 and makes it produce these errors.

a random Idea: try and swap / for \ in your custom Pset.

it uses these textures:
 
gfx/effects/bryar_frontflash.jpg
gfx/effects/bryarsideflash.jpg
 
or if you want the .efx files referencing these:
 
effects/bryar/shot.efx
effects/bryar/crackleshot.efx
effects/bryar/muzzle_flash.efx
effects/bryar/altmuzzle_flash.efx
 
hope this helps
 
The Blaster Pistol in JKA shares the same effects as the Bryar from JK2 and functions the same, it's essentially a model swap.

@@Langerd I had the same problem with my turntable - fixed it by making the gla path include _humanoid.
So you're on the right track

@@ooeJack You could do what I do and bae a worldspace normal map, then use that to prelight the model.
Green Channel is overlayed at roughly ~70% Opacity and the Blue Channel is Multiplied with ~30% Opacity.
I also overlay a curvature map and multiply AO on top. Here's what that gives you on a flat Color:

the staff is nothing different than a regular saber hilt , just duplicate the tag_blade, name it tag_blade2, rotate it and put it on the other end of the saber
something to keep in mind is that the middle of your staff hilt (aslong as it's a "regular" staff saber and not a pike of sorts) should be aligned to the origin (0|0|0) of your grid in gmax
 
if that isn't enough explanation I might be able to dig a old staff model I made up
 
EDIT :
here you go