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You just made me realize it's Ord Mantell, same as the last background. That was by chance, obviously. This is based on a different map than the last one though. The last one was t3_bounty, this one is a duel map.

People have been making maps in Radiant for years. It's not hard, it just takes motivation to learn how to use it to get what you want, just like any other program. I think the main reason people don't want to map anymore is because either everyone expects to see a modern-2016-looking map in this old old game, and either give critiques in that regard, OR the people learning to map expect to be able to make something like that, and simply can't. Getting JKA to look better is a good thing and all, but I'm always left asking if it's worth waiting for. I've heard so many modders leave because they're waiting for others to make JKA look like a modern game before they make any more content. It's silly to me. Just make content for the game as is, or move on to something else. (that turned into more of a rant than I wanted)

We used to have an abundance of mappers throughout the community until the last few years. Now it's extremely rare to see any at all. This is one reason many mods are at a standstill because mods need maps and the mappers to create them. There are a few mods here that could really use some more mappers. • Jedi Knight: Enhanced is one, especially for the JKA side. We were wanting to create a couple more missions for this project. • The Dark Forces 2 mod was really needing some mappers, as that's it's main focus, to recreate those levels from the game. • The Star Wars Saga mod (my personal favorite and nearly dead project) really needs some mappers that are active to help me out with it. and a few others. As far as the community goes: it's 2016. Jk2 was released in 2002, JKA in 2003. It's a miracle there are any servers at all with people in them. But there are still a bunch that have fairly constant activity. And they have to be really picky these days with what maps they use, because if a new player tries to connect while they're on a custom map, then that's one less prospective recruit for their clan, or frequent visitor. Some clans and groups still use them, but it's when a lot of members are online for an event or just wanting to mess around in other maps. My clan usually played on custom maps more than base ones, but we also weren't too focused on recruiting or inviting new players.

Yes pls

I can move it, but he hasn't mentioned anything JKA related, so perhaps he meant to put it here.

Pretty sure adding max-width to the main content is particularly for widescreen monitors. Full screen monitors wouldn't show any difference.

Um. For real? You liked how it was before? There was a huge void in the center of the index with nothing in it. I think fixed width is mandatory for a forum. And everyone needs to keep in mind, this isn't really a new theme. Just a slightly altered one for the new background.

It's called "The Mainframe" http://mrwonko.de/jk3files/Jedi%20Outcast/Mods/Single%20Player/3629/

If they didn't for the trailer or photos, I doubt they will at all. Would seem odd.

Its interesting that they didn't change his eyes for the movie, since that's a pretty distinct feature he has in the show.

If anyone has an opportunity to play the new Lego Star Wars, do it. Especially if you loved the old ones. It really shows how far they've come with these Lego games.

see below: People can express their feelings. By posting. Also, I think what some people don't understand is that even though you disagree with someone's post, you don't HAVE to respond and make your opinion known. If you don't disagree enough to explain why, then just move on. It just adds drama, rather than discussion.

What's the point? If you dislike a post, ignore it, or explain why you dislike. Disliking/downvoting just increases the passive-aggressive nature of social media. "But we have a like button!" you may exclaim. Liking something is a subtle way to show you approve. In most cases, people don't really need to know why people are liking their post. However, if someone dislikes a post, I'd wager anyone would be low-key dying to know why they dislike it. And also, in most cases, people that downvote on reddit tend to post their reasons anyway, which I could see happen even more so here. Because Lord knows people would start to get more dislikes than likes in their notification window. And that's just what I'd want to see when I login to JKHub. "Kylo Ren disliked a post you made." "eezstreet disliked a post you made." "Caelum disliked a post you made" Aw guys, stop smothering me. Really though, I'm not completely against it, but the main reason I'm saying no for now is because I don't really want to pay $10 for the add-on to do so. Maybe if more people supported your request, I'd consider it. Or if someone donated the $10 directly for it.

I'm still holding out for @@DT85's Han model.

Some stuff being revealed in an EW cover story today! http://www.ew.com/star-wars Darth Vader confirmed. EDIT: They're taking a character seen from The Clone Wars series, which is pretty cool. I'm liking how they're connecting stories. http://www.ew.com/article/2016/06/22/star-wars-rogue-one-forest-whitaker-character

And by that, I mean, I don't recommend OpenJK for SP if you're on Mac, because it doesn't have proper widescreen support like the Aspyr version does.

Single Player

You're using the right tools to launch SP (I recommend JKJALaunch only for SP atm) But if you're trying to use a mod that requires an .exe to launch, make sure there's a Mac version as well. Otherwise it won't work. Not sure if EoC has a Mac version. I doubt it but I could l be wrong.

It's just how the software works. The license field is a custom one that we added. If this ever happens, it'll have to wait until we move to XenForo.

That escalated quickly. I used to think just like you, zOrg, until I actually started playing MP. Now every time I go back to SP, I came to realize that I was wrong, after playing MP for a few years. MP movement is much more responsive and smooth. Also, labeling fundamentals in a game as "exploits" is a bit childish. Sure, there are some things about the game that weren't intended as being things, but people that strive to be good at a game have to take those into consideration. Once you learn how to do some of those things, it's not too bad. In fact, it makes it feel more like Star Wars to me, because of the training and practice required to actually get really good at the game. That's why clans thrive in this game, because of the Padawan-Master relationship it can provide.

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Doesn't radiant list the entities for you? You should be able to choose from a list.

I believe team spawns are the same as FFA spawns. They use the info_player_deathmatch entity. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.