Lancelot

I've added another image of the blaster to your post. We should collect more reference images. The more images of the blaster we have, the better will be the basis for the modeler. At the moment, we only have very brief moments in which the blaster is seen. Unless the blaster is a specific type that has been already featured in Star Wars, we may have to wait for more images.

Did you mean the Lightsaber Hilt Collection? Ahsoka's lightsabers are definitely in it. But I don't know if there is a backhand version of it.

Do you have OpenJK installed? If not, download it here. https://builds.openjk.org/openjk-2022-05-23-235fb9e1-windows.zip OpenJK is not a mod, but an "engine upgrade", allowing mods like JA++ to work. You just need to put all the required files of OpenJK in the GameData folder (not in Base). It may overwrite some files, but it won't negatively affect the gameplay.

You can find it here: https://japplus.github.io/site/

The good thing is that only the hangar needs to be recreated, which makes it pretty easy to build the stage. But unfortunately, I'm not a mapper.

Models and skins that were created for Jedi Outcast are usually compatible with Jedi Academy without any problems. So there is no need to convert it.

@fen_bandit The models at 1:07 look like those Sith Troopers from the KotOR games to me. And I don't think anyone has done an Ubese before.

You can find OpenJK there. https://builds.openjk.org/

You know what? If the JKHub logo was designed like a hologram, the stuttering would fit perfectly.

This might be the problem. While both files contain the same model, they have different features. zzz_JangoFett.pk3 contains the standard version of the model, which is the one you should use. zzz_pbrjangofett.pk3 on the other hand has a slightly enhanced version of the model, which requires a PBR renderer in order to work correctly. In other words, delete the PBR version and only keep the standard version.

@Barkir Just message Circa. He's the admin, and he may be able to merge your accounts. Better give him some proof that you and Nug are one and the same person, just in case.

Download this file and put it in the GameData folder: Once you've done it, start the game and see if it works.

@matiasfett So, if I understand correctly, you've pirated the game and used a crack? No wonder this game doesn't work. Seriously, don't pirate games, because it brings you no benefits whatsoever. Get the Steam version instead. And while you're at it, get the Steam version of Jedi Academy as well if you don't have it already. These games are so inexpensive these days that you don't have to worry about your bank account. Plus, you are paying for a game that is fully functional. If you have enough money to buy various stuff, then you have enough money to legally buy a game.

@matiasfett Do you have the disc version or the Steam version of the game?

Do you mean that you were able to add that weapon to the game, but the player doesn't hold the gun if picked up? If so, that's because there is no specific animation for that kind of weapon, as nobody has designed it yet. If you added that weapon to the game, could you post some screenshots to prove it? Maybe someone could help you further.

Loads of weapons have been made already. But a Z-6 rotary blaster cannon? I think nobody has ever done that one before. This is the weapon he means, as displayed in EA's Battlefront II:

@Asgarath83, do you know a solution for Linken's problem?

No problem. GPChannel's version uses the head of the original Kyle, but with modified textures. So, all you need to do is take the textures from the original Kyle model (head.jpg and face.jpg) and put them in the textures folder of the model above.

This is a RAM issue, which can occur when a process takes up too much memory. If you have 4 or 8 GB of RAM, you need to upgrade.

@qball13 Here's the thing: Jedi Academy uses an entirely different, more complex skeleton than Jedi Outcast. In order to make the Jedi Academy model work properly, you need to replace the skeleton with the Jedi Outcast one. Also, if I remember correctly, Jedi Outcast has a smaller mesh limit, which means you need to optimize the Jedi Academy model for it to work. Save yourself all the work and stress and get Galactic Legacy. https://www.moddb.com/mods/swgl/downloads/star-wars-galactic-legacy-part-1-of-2 It's a Jedi Academy mod that also offers compatibility with Jedi Outcast (not 100% perfect yet, but still). It would be a win-win for you, because you get all the Jedi Outcast missions and full compatibility with all the models that were designed for Jedi Academy.

That was probably the point of the Inquisitors. They were not supposed to be the traditional "Rule of Two" kind of Sith, just a group of fighters making sure that Palpatine's plan to purge all the Jedi will be successful. And there was nobody who could've prevented Palpatine to bend the rules of the Sith to his liking. And from his perspective, it makes more sense to send multiple Sith across the galaxy than having only two Sith doing the job. Vader on the other hand was only sent out for very special operations. Anyway, I'm looking forward to see the Inquisitors in the show. Maybe they will be even better than in Rebels or Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.