Circa

I discovered/remembered the issue. It's an easy fix but if you ever want to use a custom animation mod, it will have to be fixed in that mod as well. Here's a pk3 to fix the issue:
 
https://circa.im/files/jka/walk_fix.zip
 
Open the zip, copy the pk3, paste it in your base folder.

I assume you mean like in real life, how doors swing open?
 
There should be a func_door_rotate that you'd use instead of func_door. But I'm not positive. 
 
EDIT: Szico actually made a tutorial.  @@GPChannel
 
https://jkhub.org/topic/10098-rotating-doors/

The game loads PK3 files in alphabetical order, which means the asset0-3.pk3 files are loaded first, and anything that comes after that alphabetically are loaded after, and overwrite anything that is the same in the previous files. So if you have a mod that changes the skin of Tavion in a pk3 called aSkinOfTavion.pk3, it wouldn't overwrite anything because the assets are being loaded after it, thus overwriting the pk3.
 
So, many people put the letter Z in their file name so it is loaded either last or as far down the list as possible, ensuring there are no conflicts with other mods that may change something theirs does.
 
In my opinion, its a bad habit to get into. You should only put Z's in your file name if you know its going to cause issues with other common PK3s. Otherwise you should just name it something normal, and let the user put Z's on it if they need to. I like to keep my base folder as organized as possible, and I make sure only the pk3s with Z's are the ones that need it. Otherwise it just makes it harder to find things.

Also, and I've explained this a few times already in other threads and statuses, but we are doing a huge amount of work behind the scenes with getting JKHub 2.0 up and running. It's been a lot of work and there's still a lot to do. So a lot of our time that we'd be spending doing file approvals and moderation are mostly being spent working on that. So yes, file approvals are slower than normal lately, and I apologize for that. But hopefully you understand why that is. I'll be sure to be a bit more proactive with it when I can.

Make sure its actually a wav file and not just a renamed mp3 file. If it muted it that just means it's not actually working.

You need to use an image hosting service such as Imgur.com and then use the link it provides.

Yes. You need to use an image editing program to change the color of them.
 
Though you might as well go look at the dozens of blade mods that were on JK3 files. Most of them claim to be movie-accurate. Go here and search for "blades" in the title box, and you'll see.
 
 
I personally like these the best:
 
https://jkhub.org/files/file/1839-episode-3-blades/
 But saber blades look slightly different depending on the film, which is why there are so many mods for it.

The path to the base folder for the App Version is hidden somewhat deeply. You'll need to get to the user Library holder which is hidden by default.
 
You can get to the Library folder by going to Finder, go up to the Go menu, hold down the Option key, and click Library.
 
The base folder is in this directory:
 
/Library/Containers/com.aspyr.jediacademy.appstore/Data/Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy/base I recommend making an alias/shortcut for it elsewhere so it's easier to find.

The textures were saved as Progressive, which makes JKA crash. Open them up in GIMP and save them again, when the JPEG window comes up, make sure Progressive is not selected. Instead just standard or optimised or whatever GIMP calls them.

@@Sentra they should be back, and with a pixel increase for those with HD and/or retina screens.

It needs to be a zip file. It tells you that if you click on "What type of files can I upload?" on the form.

Controls -> Other -> Always run: No

Thats why it's in the that mod. It's never been done for SP before, so it was one of my big goals for JK:E to have.

Are you using TGA format? I recommend just using PNG format. Much easier to use. You can remove the black background and just save with transparency.
 
Check out how I did this:
 
https://jkhub.org/files/file/2194-high-quality-chat-icon/

Are you asking for OpenJK or baseJKA?
 
baseJKA - no
 
And I'm assuming the same goes for OpenJK as well, though I'm not one to ask.

Sorry, I was on vacation all week. I could only check the site from my phone.
 
I've messed around with it. Has anything I've done help now? @@mrwonko

@@JAWSFreelao
 
Oh. Your issue is probably that it's loaded before the assets, due to the file name coming alphabetically before them. Rename the pk3 to zAhsoka_Tano.pk3 and it should work fine.

I just enabled it. yeah, just copy the BBcode that Sketchfab gives you when you click "Embed".

.warnbox { background: #e3f6e5 url( images/icons/exclamation.png ) no-repeat 9px 10px; border: 1px solid #b4e3b9; color: #475949; }

Moved to OpenJK Discussion.


 
 
 
@@Doby Yeah, follow that tutorial. Gotta put the apps in same folder as your base. And make sure you get SDL2.

It's a check box when you go to save your JPEG in GIMP or Photoshop. Just uncheck it.

The model itself or the in-game vehicle? If the latter, it's just a matter of changing (or adding) the scale number to a lower one in the .veh file.
 
I'm not sure how experienced you are with modding so I can continue if need be.

Totally forgot about this. Sorry about that. Should be fixed now.

I'm assuming you're on Windows? Download Pakscape. Then it's just a matter of treating it like a folder. This might be helpful, although it can be a little vague in parts.

Here is a very simple tutorial on how to make water. Is this how you did it? (Not a mapper here)

Yep, once you report a file is broken, we get a notification about it. 
 
@@minilogoguy18 it's now fixed. Sorry about that.