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  1. I remade another texture. This has literally been the hardest and most time consuming texture I have ever made. It took about 2 and a half hours. 

     

    Original (512 x 256) :

     

    2l6g6b.jpg

     

    Mine (2048 x 1024):

     

    dvfziw.jpg

     

    Unfortunately though I literally found no place where this texture is in-game. There's another one that's a lot like it and all of the maps use that (mapd2.jpg). As of yet I can't find a map that uses mapd1.jpg. If someone finds a map that uses this texture, tell me and I'll make an in-game screenshot.

     

    Used in a few glass panels on kejim_post, and some other imperial installations. Check the red and green areas in kejim_post.

  2. Here's what's new on the repo...

     

    Singleplayer

    • SP code now compiles and works (for the most part) under Linux and Mac.
    • Fixed an issue wherein, after using /playermodel or SET_PLAYER_MODEL in ICARUS and loading the game afterwards, the skin or the model would be incorrect (This fixes several bugs with a few mods, such as Escape: Yavin 4 but doesn't affect the base game very much)
    • Fixed an issue where an enemy Jedi knocking over your sentry gun while you yourself were notargetted would cause a game crash.
    • Fixed an issue where using /playermodel rockettrooper2 and taking off using the jetpack would cause the game to crash

    Shared

    • Nightly builds are being compiled by a bot, and their links will be made available soon-ish
    • Fixed the opening logos and fade-ins [sP only] not playing correctly on non 4:3 resolutions (showed up as white instead)
  3. The problem lies in the actual move itself. The move involves twirling a saber around and becoming disconnected from the hand. It's hard to get the fixed position of the tag for that instance.

  4. A straight-up music mod is different from a full mod. A full mod tends to implicate that the people did work that involved other things besides ripping out music, slapping it into a PK3, and calling it their work. It's more about credit than legality when it comes to that.

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