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MBII has it and it even (kinda) works

Are you sure that you don't overwrite your config file or use a different config? Usually the game doesn't just "forget" cvars

Ye, it's about what you do/own, not about what you "claim". Copyright is copyright even if you don't sell it.

In case you want to read everything you can find the license.txt in your install folder...

So i's basically cl_avidemo that renders an actual video instead of images. Would it be possible to make it render frame-by-frame (or does it already?) coz that would be awesome-sauce and make programs like fraps completely useless.

Somwhere in cg_draw.c/cg_draw.cpp in the sourcecode...

Play back in avi? How does this work?

Not completely related but... did anyone ever try to run JKA/JK2 on a Raspberry Pi? I know that Quake 3/Openarena is working...

etc

It's bad because you don't have the right/license to do so... it's that simple In the end no one would care (as long as you don't sell it) but that doesn't make it legal.

Yep this would be awesome

Oh, you >:-|

You could use some dangerous seehorses http://archive3d.net/?a=download&id=60d7244e

Wouldn't that become a problem if standalones would use Jedi Academy servers/masterservers?

You will still get problems with Disney if you use SW-stuff (even when it's 100% created from scratch) in a standalone

Will there be performance optimizations and/or visual improvements?

Yes, but someone who does something like this could also easily share every other game. I mean... if you pirate a complete closed-sourced game or just the assets of an open-sourced game... where is the difference?

People also just could pirate the whole game

Yes, but you only have to release the code, not the assets... I think people will still buy Jedi Academy and Outcast now even though the source is released. But you're right, it would be hard.

I agree, Raven released the coder under GPL... They know what they did and if they had something against a commercial use they would have chosen another license... Edit: And Quake3 is open-source as well...

*Grabs popcorn*

You should add an option for "no-cd crack". Most people I know own the original discs but use a no-cd Or is that covered with "virtual images"?

How did you get tricked? There is only one download button on that page.

In the end no one would care anyway. But it's always better to be save...