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Not without code changes. I haven't played Movie Duels but I'm surprised they wouldn't have a menu to change your model easier. The playermodel command used without the skin file lines will use the NPC name, whereas using the skin file names (model_default) will use the model folder name. This is why it is important for mod makers to make their naming consistent between the two, but rarely do because they may not know or care. I say that because if you're changing playermodels as often as you suggest, and you're not playing anything with cinematics, you could just use the NPC name to make it easier. You could also bind the playermodel commands to a key to make it even easier if you're only using a handful or as many free keys as you have. Another solution is to make your own menu that you can bind to a key that will set your playermodel to each that you specify in the menu, but that would involve learning how to code menus which can be quite cumbersome to do. I'll also note that if a model has SP menu support, you could always use my ingame menu mod, although I have no idea if it works with MD. Probably not, but if you add the entries to the menulist.txt it should work fine.

If you're using an old version of the plugin, then yes. The link to the most recent version is in that thread I linked. For the alpha channel shader, it should look like this I believe (path to texture is placeholder): models/players/person/texture_alpha { cull disable { map models/players/person/texture_alpha alphaFunc GE128 blendFunc GL_SRC_ALPHA GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA depthWrite rgbGen lightingDiffuse } }

Are you using Blender? You can read about that problem and the solution here:

I believe the best you could do is the directory command to see the list of model folders, but it shows you every file in the folder so it can be a lot to scroll through. dir models/players You could type the first letter of the name to make it easier. dir models/players/a Will show all the model folders that start with A. The command skinlist can show you a list of skin files. If you're looking for NPCs you can use the dir command for that too, though it won't show you each entry, only the files. dir ext_data/npcs Perhaps someone else will know of other ways but those are the only ones I know of. I usually end up just opening the PK3 files to see what I'm looking for. It's a bit faster than scrolling through a long list.

Trailer for season 3 finally dropped! Looking real nice! More Mandalore and Mando culture is going to be refreshing.

We got a report that many of the skyboxes in this pack were taken without permission from the original authors. I'm hiding the link and locking this thread. Ask for permission people. You can't just take other people's work with 0 credit or permission.

Your screenshots seem to be not posted correctly, FYI.

I'm going to lock this thread so people stop bumping it. Six bumps is a little silly. If @DarthDementous has progress to show and wants it unlocked, please reach out to me or another staff member.

That's interesting. I didn't think anyone still used Gmax.

I assume he is asking what that "other" software is exactly, since you voted "other". I am also curious.

If you choose "Other" please comment below what that "other" is!

Modeling 3D assets has become more and more mainstream since Jedi Outcast and Academy came out. It used to be an obscure talent only a handful of modders could do well. Nowadays, more and more people are picking up 3D modeling as a hobby or full career. There are many tools out there to shape, mold, and sculpt in a 3D space. Which one do you use primarily for Jedi Outcast or Jedi Academy mods?

The feature is only done via hard code edits, so you'd need to know programming and it would then require you to use a custom .exe anyway. Might as well use JAEnhanced and disable any features you don't want to use.

Isn't SWGL a singleplayer-only mod?

In other words, the load order doesn’t override the previously loaded items, they would just be skipped. A bit different than other games like Skyrim and KOTOR. Only other thing I can think of causing issues is other pk3s in the OpenJK folder rather than the base folder. Either in Gamedata/Openjk or Documents/My Games/Openjk.

PK3 load order doesn’t change in OpenJK, it was always loaded in reverse order. Are you sure these issues don’t appear when running with jasp.exe? Does OpenJK run fine without this mod installed?

This should be in the tutorial section, that's a good summary that I'm sure would be useful for new people.