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  1. Circa
    Assuming you're the same person that asked on Discord, you must have missed my message linking to this tutorial:
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    What was the setting? Like did it look like a Yavin temple with stone and plants and stuff or like a Sith temple with statues, or anything like that?
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    Can you describe the map a little more? Was it an outdoor map or just indoor? There are so many temple and academy maps out there it'll be a little hard to narrow it down.
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    Do you mean Tython? I think the Morak location would be cool to have in JKA, personally. I love Tython too but that set was pretty barebones. Might be cool as a duel map with how small it was.
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    It's on by default. There's a new cvar called r_ratioFix that is default to 1. Hoping for a release this weekend. I can post here when it's out.
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    If you start a game and want to access your saves or backups, the saves and config files for the Amazon Games version of Jedi Academy are located in C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\LucasArts\Jedi Academy. The location of the OpenJK saves and base folder are in Documents/My Games/OpenJK
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    Running a private server from your PC usually requires you to forward ports so that players can connect to your network via that port. You'd also need to look up your public IP address and have them connect via that address manually, as I believe any self hosted server is going to be listed on the Raven Software master server which is currently down and not functioning. You could simply edit your server.cfg (found in your base after making a server) and add "sv_master1 master.jkhub.org" to show up on the JKHub master server that OpenJK/EternalJK use. Check out this tutorial on home hosting a server, that might help you out further.
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    JAEnhanced has this feature. Release should be out this week sometime.
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    More information about ""
    Remember to credit all content you did not create in detail. I just added the texture authors based on the folder names for you but please make sure to do so yourself next time. Credit is important. These are really nice looking maps though, nice work.
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    I'm writing this up here because Google search results for this are pretty bad and finding info on this is not easy. I'm hoping this topic will end up in search results and make it a little easier for people to find. No servers? The Amazon Games version of Republic Commando went free this week for Prime Day and had a lot of people asking why multiplayer didn't show any servers in the server browser. Here's a quick fix to get servers to show up. Although there are only a handful out there, it's better than nothing. You'll need the community patch that adds a new master server to replace GameSpy's server. This can be downloaded below. Shoutout to swrc-modding.net for providing this. Download SWRC Server Browser Fix Open the zip file and copy the file to the C:\Amazon Games\Star Wars Republic Commando\System folder. Replace the existing one. If you're on Steam, this would be in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Star Wars Republic Commando\GameData\System. Launch the game and it should now show a few servers in the multiplayer server list.
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    More information about "Amazon Games launcher crashes Jedi Outcast or Academy or multiplayer is missing"
    Amazon Games recently released Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy on their Prime Gaming launcher, but it has problems launching the games and also is completely missing multiplayer. You can easily get around this by using community-built clients to play the game. Before you start this process, make sure you do try launching the games first, even if you know they will crash. It will install DirectX and other dependencies for the base game that these clients will still need. Video tutorial here: JK2 • Jedi Outcast For singleplayer, you will want to use OpenJO (OpenJK). For multiplayer you'll need JK2MV. Here are the steps to download and install them so you can get to playing the game. Download OpenJO for Jedi Outcast singleplayer [mirror] Download JK2MV for Jedi Outcast multplayer [mirror] Navigate to your Amazon Games library and find the JK2 directory. By default it should be in C:\Amazon Games\Library\STAR WARS JEDI KNIGHT II Now open a new explorer window and go to your Downloads folder so you have both the Downloads folder and game folder open. You're going to drag the files from one window to the other. You can also just copy and paste. Open the OpenJO ZIP file, which should contain a bunch of files in it. Select all the files at once either by hitting CONTROL + A or drag to select. With them all selected, drag them into the STAR WARS Jedi Knight II folder. If it asks you to replace a file, do it. Now go back to the Downloads folder and open the JK2MV ZIP file. Same process, but this one has a "base" folder in it. You will need to copy the files inside that base folder and paste them into the base folder that is in the STAR WARS Jedi Knight II folder. If you just drag it over, be sure you aren't replacing the folder, as it contains all of the game's assets. Only merge them. Now you have them installed, if you double click on the openjo_sp.x86.exe file, it should launch the game in a small window. If you get the error "MSVCP140.dll was not found" then download the x86 version of Visual C++ Redistributable here: Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 [mirror] After that is installed, try launching OpenJO again. If that launches, close and try launching jk2mvmp.exe to make sure that launches as well. If both launch okay, I recommend right clicking both individually and go to "Send to" > Desktop (Create shortcut) so they are found on the desktop. Rename them to JK2 SP and JK2 MP for simplicity. If you open the game and struggle to set your resolution, use this tutorial. JKA • Jedi Academy For Jedi Academy singleplayer, the game on Amazon Games appears to launch just fine, so if you're content with that, you can skip the OpenJK portion and only focus on the EternalJK portion if you're interested in multiplayer. However, the client I will show you how to install does have a ton of benefits like bug fixes, optimization, and features that the base singleplayer game won't have. Start by downloading the latest Windows zip file from this link. It will always be the top-most in the list. Download OpenJK for Jedi Academy For Multiplayer, download EternalJK (eternaljk-win32-portable.zip) below. Download EternalJK for Jedi Academy Multiplayer Navigate to your Amazon Games library and find the JKA directory. By default it should be in C:\Amazon Games\Library\STAR WARS JEDI KNIGHT JEDI ACADEMY Now open a new explorer window and go to your Downloads folder so you have both the Downloads folder and game folder open. You're going to drag the files from one window to the other. You can also just copy and paste. Open the OpenJK ZIP file, which should contain a bunch of files in it. Select all the files at once either by hitting CONTROL + A or drag to select. With them all selected, drag them into the STAR WARS Jedi Knight Jedi Academy folder. If it asks you to replace a file, do it. Now for multiplayer go back to the Downloads folder and open the EternalJK ZIP file. Same process, including the "EternalJK" folder. If it asks you to replace files, you can but you shouldn't need to if you did OpenJK already. If you didn't do OpenJK, replace. They share those same files, to my knowledge. Now you have them installed, if you double click on the openjk_sp.x86.exe file, it should launch the singleplayer portion of the game in a small window. If you get the error "MSVCP140.dll was not found" then download the x86 version of Visual C++ Redistributable here: Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 [mirror] After that is installed, try launching OpenJK again. If that launches, close and try launching eternaljk.x86.exe to make sure that launches as well. If you get the prompt from Windows asking you to allow the application on your private network but it won't let you click it, you can hit ALT + TAB or Windows key + TAB to minimize the game. Click the checkbox next to private and Allow Access. Then you can go back to the game just fine and it will let you join servers. If both launch okay, I recommend right clicking both individually and go to "Send to" > Desktop (Create shortcut) so they are found on the desktop. Rename them to JKA SP and JKA MP for simplicity. If you open the game and struggle to set your resolution, use this tutorial. The saves and config files for the Amazon Games version of Jedi Academy are located in C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\LucasArts\Jedi Academy. The saves and config files for OpenJK are in Documents/My Games/OpenJK. If you end up having any issues or get stuck, please comment below, post on our Tech Support forum, or join the Jedi Knight Discord and people should be able to help you out!
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    More information about "Error: MSVCP140.dll was not found"
    This happens when you try to use a mod like OpenJK, EternalJK, JA++, or other projects based on OpenJK. It means you're missing the dependencies that are part of the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015. Download the x86 version of Visual C++ Redistributable here: Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 [mirror] If it still gives the error, try downloading the x64 version and install it as well. If you still have the error comment below or create a new topic in our Tech Support forum and be sure to state which mod you are trying to run.
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    Jedi Outcast, Jedi Academy, and Republic Commando are free on Amazon Games for Prime Day today if anyone is interested. That means you need the Amazon Games launcher to install and play it. Not a big deal in my opinion but I know a lot of people get pissy about that for whatever reason. If you use OpenJK/EternalJK/MBII or any other client mod, this won't matter. If you are new around here and wonder why you don't see any servers in the server list on Jedi Academy, read here. Prime Day on Amazon Prime Gaming Mass Effect Legendary Edition as well, and that one is redeemable on Origin. BIG EDIT: These games do not contain multiplayer and JK2 crashes on launch. If you end up downloading these and want to play them, here is a tutorial on how to get them up and working, both SP and MP. Nice one, Amazon.
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    More information about "CL_ParsePacketEntities Error in Jedi Academy"
    This has traditionally been an error given when a player is using a no-CD crack version of the game (a modified launcher that skips the check for the CD-ROM). If you are using one of those copies, simple answer is to buy the game on Steam or GOG. If you are using a legitimate copy of the game from Steam and still get this error, try verifying local game files like so: If you still have the issue, try re-installing the game.
  15. Circa
    They said: "are these all still in progress then?" so I think they were referring to all of them, including Plo Koon. So the real question is, are you planning to release your other models that aren't in the file section yet?
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    More information about "Can't find servers on Jedi Knight Jedi Academy?"
    Why are there no servers on Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy? The server list is empty. If you just launched the game on Steam or GOG or wherever else you bought this game, chances are you went to find a server to join but the server list is empty. Don't worry, there are still plenty of servers to play on! This blank list just means that the official master server that all other servers ping to is currently down. Luckily, the community has come together to help keep the multiplayer alive by hosting their own master server and running a game client that can show it by default. A new game client: EternalJK TaystJK Ever since the game's source code released back in 2013, a project called OpenJK began to fix some bugs and improve compatibility with modern systems. From that project spawned many other projects to take many steps further to improve the Jedi Academy experience. The best one to use for playing multiplayer was called EternalJK, which ceased development while TaystJK began as a fork of that (OpenJK -> EternalJK -> TaystJK). It includes many nice features, but the most important one in this case is it will show servers that ping to the community master servers. You can stick with OpenJK too if you want a more vanilla experience. Download at the link below: Latest version of TaystJK And then follow this guide to install TaystJK/EternalJK/OpenJK for Windows/Mac/Linux: How to install TaystJK/EternalJK or OpenJK on Windows/Mac/Linux If you get the error "MSVCP140.dll was not found" then download the x86 version of Visual C++ Redistributable here: Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 [mirror] If you are new or returning from a long hiatus, check out our guide: Getting Started with Jedi Academy If you end up having any issues or get stuck, please comment below, post on our Tech Support forum, or join the Jedi Knight Discord and people should be able to help you out!
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    I think they're referring to the ones you have posted but aren't in the files section like the Obi-Wan models.
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    Sorry for the mess lately, we had a random issue with the server configuration that seemingly happened due to an update. All should be working as normal now.

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    Maybe a bit but I ended up getting my 3070 Ti used for about the same as they are going for new right now. The previous owner only used it for 3 months.
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    Like I said, as long as he put some original effort into his work other than just porting a model, and he explains everything he didn't create himself, we will accept it. Our submission rules can be found here.
  21. Circa
    https://jkhub.org/files/file/562-ingame-character-and-saber-menu/ I don't think any mod has mission select that I know of, but you could just use cheat codes if you wanted. A full list of all cheat codes is here: https://jkhub.org/tutorials/console-commands-cvars/all-console-commands-cheats-r15/ Not possible, as far as I know. I believe it's engine-bound. This one is tricky because it requires you to use a code based mod. Jedi Academy Enhanced has that function. https://jkhub.org/files/file/70-leo-dominus/ https://jkhub.org/files/file/636-cathar-male/ https://jkhub.org/files/file/3006-shaï-the-cathar-jedi/ https://jkhub.org/files/file/897-jedi-dog/
  22. Circa
    Give this tutorial a read. Might help you understand how they work a little better. The gist of it is you need to point the “playermodel” line to the right folder in the /models/players/ folder. So if you want the rebel2 NPC to be Kyle you would change whatever the line that says “playermodel rebel” to say “playermodel kyle”, because Kyle’s folder name is kyle. Open Jeff’s trooper PK3 and find the folder name under /models/players/
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    I also have Video Enhance AI and thought about trying my hand at doing this. I've used for various other projects. I've asked this before and usually get the same answer: no. I forget exactly why, but I'm sure it has to do with encode/decode stuff. I feel like @mrwonko or @ent were people that I had asked in the past on Discord. Maybe they can give an answer as to why.
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    This looks awesome. If you put enough original effort into it you could probably submit it to the Files section, as long as you credit where the parts are from.
  25. Circa
    Absolutely loved it. It wasn't perfect. It had its flaws. But same can be said basically every piece of Star Wars ever made. Overall it was incredible. Great to see Ewan back in the saddle with Kenobi's character. Loved seeing Hayden back. I do think the pacing was odd, and by the end I really think it should have stayed a 2.5 hour movie like originally planned. I love that we got more but some parts just felt a little like filler content to get it up to 6 episodes. I loved Ewan's performance every step of the way. Its really no debate that he was the best actor in the prequels but I feel like he just went above and beyond in this series, especially the last fight scene with how emotional it was. Mad props to Ewan for that. Even Hayden's was extremely good, especially that last scene, but also his Vader performance was spot on. The walk and head movements are harder to accomplish than some people might think, but he nailed it all. Anyway, I'm not really sure where a season 2 would go from there, but there are rumors they are going to try. I think a more logical step would be to do a Vader series spinoff of him doing missions for Palpy. Would be epic. We could see some things mentioned in this show like a certain Jedi character that was name dropped and the whole Jedi Path organization. I have a new podcast that we covered a lot of Kenobi stuff on as it went along if anyone is interested in that.
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