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Not sure. The stormtroopers and scout troopers on Endor seemed to have pretty much clean armors. A good idea would be to have a "dirty" version for the rocky canyons and bases on Ruusan, just like the new AT-ST.

It can be done quite easily, frankensteining any basic hands on the model and adjusting the sleeves.

Amazing work!

I love the plot, especially the Original Trilogy. Not to mention the Dark Forces / Jedi Knight series (with MotS, obviously), except for JA.

For NPCs it can be done via scripting, at least in Singleplayer. As long as the specific NPC has a "npc_targetname" key value you can set up a script with BehavEd that affects that specific NPC and tells it to play "xxx.wav" sound with CHAN_VOICE as audio channel. I'm not sure if this works in Multiplayer as well. I believe that NPCs in MP can be limitedly scripted, provided that you have triggers to activate the scripts; in SP, if you have the NPCs set up with their npc_targetname you can simply type "/runscript <scriptname>". I don't know if the "/runscript" command also works in MP.

It depends on what you want to do. If it's singleplayer you can simply script a certain character to freeze the animation and play a certain sound. But Mrwonko said it's for multiplayer, so scripting is not an option. In this case, granted that you coordinate with your friends to record and play the same taunt sounds, you can change the saber taunt animations in the "animations.cfg" as follow: BOTH_DUAL_TAUNT 14651 1 -1 20 BOTH_ENGAGETAUNT 14651 1 -1 20 BOTH_STAFF_TAUNT 14651 1 -1 20 That way (theoretically) when you press the taunt key and your character plays the chosen sound, you'll stand still instead of waving your hands along. And given the nature of the "animations.cfg" the same effect will affect every player on the server that you see; what they will see is their characters playing the normal animations if they don't have this mod. I would advise against overwriting the original assets, so I suggest you to copy the "models/players/_humanoid" folder, change the values and make a .pk3 file with it.

If the body animation and the lips animation aren't related, you could manually modify the "animation.cfg" in the "_humanoid" folder to replace the taunt anim with an idle one. But it may be more complicated than that.

On this regard, it would be nice if the "jedi_random.npc" wasn't hardcoded, but instead we could define a number of NPCs that spawn at random in a, for example, "xxxx_random.npc" file. It would be much easier to spawn completely random types of enemies in the levels.

Try this link: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/365903/MOTS.zip It should contain those models, plus all of the assets made or imported for the old MotS Mod for JA.

I tried a couple of OpenJK versions (an old one from February and the last one, from September), and they both work. Still no luck with the one that comes with the mod.

Tried it and it still gives me that error. It's strange, because the first test demo you linked, in november 2013, worked fine.

Hmmm... "GameData/openjk_sp.x86.exe is not a valid Win32 application."

Same here, the start button doesn't work (Firefox). Also, in case you're interested (if I remember correctly) and are sick of typing the "/", you can simply use <script language=javascript>.

Base blades aren't bad, but personally I love the HD saber blades.

Nice work. Since it's four thrones, I'd spread them in a semi-circle: left one at 45°, left-center at 15°, right-center at -15° (or 345°) and right at -45° (or 315°).

Nice work. How about a broken version of the lightsaber, to use as model in level 16?

Edited the first post. They can be "mixed" into single music tracks to use in the specific levels, or played through scripts.

On a side note, although not properly "characters" I'd add in the turrets in Jedi Knight. It would be nice to have new models for the Light Turrets (the "blocky" one and the "round" one), the base JA model isn't bad, but in my opinion it would feel a bit like a deja-vu. The Heavy Turret could use the turbolaser model from t3_wedge, since it's already an animated .glm, perhaps reskinned and properly modified.

Very nice! "Very distinctive..."

Here are all the original tracks used in the game, ready to be used in Jedi Academy: http://en.file-upload.net/download-9586413/DF2_Music.pk3.html Now it's just a matter of correctly assigning all the musics to specific levels. It's relatively safe to assume that: df2_track7 - Level 7 - Yun - The Dark Youth df2_track18 - Level 21 - Jerec - The Force Within / Jerec - Battle for Power Edit: I checked out one of the "music fixes" for DF2, and it appears that this specific mod uses some sort of playlists, a combination of two or three tracks for each level, except for the duel levels. Apparently, going by that music fix: 01narshadda - df2_track1 + df2_track2 02narshadda - df2_track2 + df2_track1 03katarn - df2_track3 + df2_track4 03escapehouse - df2_track4 + df2_track3 06abarons - df2_track5 + df2_track6 06bbarons - df2_track5 + df2_track6 07yun - df2_track7 08escape88 - df2_track6 + df2_track5 09fuelstation - df2_track8 + df2_track9 + df2_track10 10cargo - df2_track9 + df2_track10 + df2_track8 11gorc - df2_track11 12escape - df2_track10 + df2_track8 + df2_track9 14tower - df2_track11 + df2_track12 + df2_track13 15maw - df2_track14 16aescapeship - df2_track15 16bescapeship - df2_track15 17asarris - df2_track16 17bsarris - df2_track16 18ascend - df2_track12 + df2_track13 + df2_track11 19a - df2_track13 + df2_track11 19b - df2_track13 + df2_track11 20aboc - df2_track17 20bboc - df2_track17 21ajerec - df2_track18 21bjerec - df2_track18

I prefer Darth Phae's version, background and font. Imo it would be nice to have both 16:9 and 4:3 (I have an old 4:3 screen, and I'm probably not the only one)...

Yes, they fight until the cutscene that shows Kyle (who seems to be gaining the upper hand on Jaden) being hit by a blast of the Scepter that Jaden Force-pulled, then trapped by some rocks caused by another blast of the Scepter.

And aside from not being in development, building the fuel conduits is quite a nightmare. The rest, not so much. Patches make it all a slight bit easier, but just a slight bit. The original devs sure had fun with frightening geometries, as the fuel conduits of level 9 and the barracks of level 6 around the Government Center demonstrate. Not to mention (*gosh*) The Falling Ship.