ZanderNao

Decimate is such a scary term, but it makes sense. Good luck to all that take up this challenge.

Even the topic of the thread is a minor spoiler, lol. The round platform seems very close to a Bespin carbonite pad. The angular design in the doors would be pretty straight forward. There are several different mappers here that are good with fog effects for the void around the platform. I could see it being a good two room duel map when people get suitable reference materials.

That's a really cool aesthetic for a map! I adore the graffiti!

So sorry about your hard drive crash Jeff, I know how demoralizing that stuff can be. Thanks again for all your hard work, for taking on so many tasks, and for all you've given to this community.

I use multiplayer to make movies with because I can use spectator mode as a camera once the interface is turned off. I do, however, enjoy playing single player for cutscenes and stuff that can be useful that way.

I really love taking advantage of subtle height differences. That's one of my favorite aspects of Jedi Outcast, and this raised walkway you added is perfect.

That is absolutely magnificent. It has such a great presence to it. This would make for one of my favorite duel maps of all time.

The one most convincing beach created for Jedi Academy was the Kashyyyk map by Sith J Cull. Other beach maps have had intermediate success pulling it off with horizon lines.

That's a nice comparison between styles, good reference models.

Jeff is an undisputed master at such things, though right now his workload is extremely high. Between 65 hour weeks at his day job and an infinite list of requests, I don't know if he'll be able to take this most worthy cause on.

Ohhhhh, now that is a unique droid!

Hey all. Thanks to Jeff, and then some reverse engineering by myself, I was lucky enough to gain Jedi Holocrons as NPC spawnable and saber entities. They are super useful for my filming, and I really adore their aesthetic. Getting to my point, though, has anyone been inspired to create a Sith Holocron for use in Jedi Academy? With the new season of Rebels about to start, there's going to be a lot of reference art, lol. Anyhow, thank you all for taking the time to read this! May the force be with you all!

Sorry work's being so rough, but thank you so much for all you do!

Is the TOR droid mapped to a human player model like Chopper, or a droid Skeleton?

HOLY! OMG, this is fantastic!!!! You already know I adore droids, but that vehicle! This is fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing!

Ohhh! Oh! Vehicle reskins! I love them! My goodness, that Chiss mercenary is amazing too! What are your release cycles like for such beauties?

One of the most useful files I ever came across for both RP and Machinima films in Jedi Academy was the throwable items pack by Jose Carlos. I've had the fortune of some amazing people crafting a variety of other items, and I kitbashed a few very humble reskins, but I always wondered if it would be possible to take Inyri's original Kotor map objects pack and make any of the items spawnable in game. The Kolto tank and work bench are obviously the most famous pieces, but the hexagonal containers and the control interface are pretty iconic too. Anyhow, even if my request falls by the wayside, I'm just amazed every day to see what mods people are coming up with. Thank you all very much for everything you do!

Oh! I didn't know there was a newer version of that pitdroid. Neat! Can't wait to see your skin though.

Ohhh! I love the diversity, and droids are some of my favorite things to add into my machinima! Wow, that's quite the pitdroid Kuluan!

Oh! Oh! I had an action figure of that second one!

As far as 0-0-0 goes, I have a black protocol droid in my base folder but we'd have to figure out how to change his eye color glow. Sadly, I don't know where I got him from, lol.

Wow, that's quite the quirk! I hope it gets worked out because I adore new vehicles for Jedi Academy. Thanks for taking this challenge on! It would be interesting to see a few pictures without the wireframe images as well to get a better sense at what's going on.