Ramikad

Are you sure? The last time I tried to run JKG it didn't work, at least not on my XP SP3 32 bit, for what matters. Admittedly, however, it was a long time ago.

Actually can't remember, but if you're right it was probably a mix of theoretical position and in-game trial and error.

I've experimented with more elegant solution than letting the guns float or loose on the shelves in the past:

It does, provided the .gla is there.

It would literally take a few minutes to achieve in Blender.

Yep. Not sure what the limit is, but I think it's above anything you may want to merge - I merged animations for a total of thousands of frames, and had no problems.

As always, in case you've lost these references (and in case they may help you): http://deeplyobsessed.blogspot.it/2013/01/cg-han-solo.html http://deeplyobsessed.blogspot.it/2013/08/han-and-chewie.html http://deeplyobsessed.blogspot.it/2013/12/even-i-get-boarded-some-times-did-you.html

Hapslash seemed to have one in the works, but was probably lost. Aside from that, I think I've spotted one in a WIP thread, not sure if I remember correctly.

Nope. Name it whatever you want, and it should run this code: @[member='Echo'] OFF "glamerge.exe" "_humanoid.gla" "<new animations>.gla" -o PAUSE EXIT Input a name for the newly created .gla and you're good to go. You can keep merging on that new .gla, and stuff all the animations you want (until you hit a limit, but considering my merges it isn't near).

Not necessarily, just put them in the same folder as the program, create a .bat to merge them and run it.

Doubt it. Use GLAMerge instead, and add the new .gla animations to the base _humanoid.gla.

You can export that single animation as a .gla and merge it with a new _humanoid.gla - rinse and repeat. That's the plan, isn't it?

I am...

Yes.

You should be able to, provided that you point the importer to the correct modified _humanoid.gla which contains the new animations.

When importing a .glm model in Blender, you are offered a number of options on the left side of the screen, under Import JA Ghoul 2 Model (.glm): you can choose its Skin (defaulted to default, or you can let the importer Guess Textures), Base Path, .gla override, Scale, skeleton changes, and ultimately animations: here you can pick between None, All and Range. If you select Range, you can also set the Start frame and the number of frames.

If you mean importing animations, you have the option to select an animation frame range when importing a .glm model. You can then re-export them as a new .gla, making sure the skeleton is set up correctly during the export, and merge everything up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl5vPtL6u4o

I couldn't find this lightsaber on the Hub or on JK3Files, so here's my suggestion: Leia's lightsaber from the Trilogy of Thrawn.

How is a fur ball going to use a gatling gun practically? It's enough for one of those hair to slip into the rotating part to get it jammed, or explode, or to rip his fur into a flying carpet

I wouldn't want that. Just my two cents, but I think Dark Forces 2 shouldn't be changed so that it fits the new canon. If anything, I wouldn't oppose a "New Canon Replacement Pack" for the mod, if someone wants it.