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I've put them in the following directories: "\Jedi Academy\GameData\base\music\songs". I even tried to load the music from custom maps (in this case, LivingDeadJedi's Cloud City), but it won't load either.

Peter Quill is not enough. We need a Guardians of the Galaxy pack!

@@RichW I could fix the missing texture issue by converting the textures into tga.-format. Unfortunately, only Sketchup recognises them. But now, the textures are not correctly adjusted. The textures are where they belong, but they are all displaced.

I was looking for some musical variety in the game, so I thought "Maybe I could put some of MY music into the game". There is a music changer out there, but it only works for MP and only supports the music found in the game. I tried to create a poor man's version out of it by using a combination of my music and bind commands. I put some songs and the specific directories into a seperate .pk3, started the game, and this showed up after I typed in the song I wanted to hear: Unable to find music „xyz.mp3“ as explicit track or dynamic music entry! I'm not a coder, but I've searched every single file in the hope that there may be a file I could modify without special coding skills. I found a file called "dms.DAT" in the ext_data folder, but I'm not sure if it's relevant.

Not only that. The Super Scope (as seen in the picture) would be a perfect replacement for the rocket launcher.

Okay, maybe it's a kinda weird request, but I thought it would be cool to have the Angry Video Game Nerd as a playable character in both SP and MP. And here's a 3D model a fan created. It is based on an outfit the AVGN wears in some episodes:

You made THIS in 12 hours? Okay, it's "just" a sword (Hight Frequenzy Blade to be exact), but the details are just f***ing amazing. Are you planning to make more of these things, like the Fox Blade?

There are many players out there, like me, who rather prefer playing without a HUD. It makes the game more immersive and gives it a "modern" look. Plus, it's way better to make screenshots, because there are no "obstacles" on the screen. But the problem is that, as soon as the HUD is deactivated, you don't have a clue how high or low your health/shield is. In modern games, there are two common methods (It's a little bit complicated to explain, but I hope you know what I mean): 1. The first one is damage animation. The movements are getting slower and inaccurate if the player reaches a certain amount of health. 2. The screen fades to gray (in some violent shooters, the screen is splattered with blood). As soon as the player replenishes his health, everything goes back to normal. A feature like this would give Jedi Academy a more modern look. It would be cool if someone could do that.

Well, THAT is totally awesome !

I must admit that Hapslash was my only hope concerning proper versions of Star Wars characters. He did an amazing job in everything he made. He worked on higher quality versions of Imperial Officers, Darth Vader, Luke in his Bespin Outfit, X-Wing Pilots and almost everything of the classic trilogy. But after Hapslash disappeared, I've never seen a modeler like him again. He was just fantastic.

I have a feeling that most of the characters made for Jedi Academy are based on the prequel trilogy. I mean, what about the classic ones? Where are all the characters like Tarkin, Admiral Piett, General Veers (with armor), Biggs Darklighter, Jek Porkins, Crix Madine, Bib Fortuna, Jabba or Wedge Antilles? The classic trilogy has a lot of characters to offer. Don't get me wrong, I'm not furious at all and I don't want to force anyone to make those models. But I think there is so much about the Prequel era, it's kinda boring. You know, I grew up with the classic trilogy, long before the prequels came out, and I just hope I speak for everyone who are tired of the prequel stuff and really want more of the classic stuff.

My ideas for proper animations are: - Make them move like the classic Stormtroopers, not like the Clones. - In my opinion, A New Hope is the best source to get a "feel" for the movements, especially in the opening sequence and the Death Star scenes. - The recoil/flinching animation of the Stormtroopers using the flechette launcher (and rocket launcher) needs to be toned down. It looks just awkward. - If I recall correctly, some Stormtroopers are jumping. Not like they should jump, they jump as if they don't wear any armor. As you can see, the Stormtroopers are needing a complete overhaul.

What I really hate about Jedi Academy is the lack of animations. The majority of NPC's are using the same animations, which looks a little bit monotonous. I mean, it's looks weird when the Stormtroopers (and other NPC's) are running with a blaster rifle as if it was a blaster pistol. Concerning animations in general, this game needs to be enhanced. With some adjustments to the source code, everything is possible .

You know, Noesis is actually a great tool, especially if I want to take a closer look at the models. It's not perfect, but it's still a great alternative to ModView. But after I export a model and want to open it in Sketchup or Blender, the textures are either missing (Blender) or totally messed up (Sketchup). So, my question is: Is there a way to solve that issue? Do I need a specific path or format to view the models properly?

Facial animations are indeed a huge enhancement. It give the game more life. I mean, everyone in the game has just two expressions, and that's not enought.

The Angry Video Game Nerd is just AWESOME! I've watched every episode, and they never get boring. Here are some of my favourite episodes: ]

@@Jolly I agree with you, the current Han Solo model is just ugly. It doesn't even resemble Harrison Ford at all. If someone could make a better, higher quality model of Han Solo, that would be awesome.

Definitely Luke vs. Darth Vader (Episode V). I totally love it! But not only the duel, even the film itself is an epic masterpiece.

I was thinking about how to make both Jedi Academy and Jedi Outcast even better. So I thought a configuration tool for both games would be cool. If you are wondering what I'm talking about, let me explain: For Half-Life 2, there's a mod called "Cinematic Mod". It's goal is to provide a whole lot of visual enhancements and gameplay improvements. It includes a tool where you can choose a bunch of options, some of them aren't even in the actual game. And it looks like this: http://media.moddb.com/images/members/1/279/278287/cm2.png On top of that, there's a "Character Pimper", which looks like this: http://media.moddb.com/images/members/1/279/278287/cm1.png You can choose how the characters should look like. It offers newly designed characters and the original versions of them as well. Just for the record, my idea was inspired by that mod. I thought a configurator like this, with a whole lot of new options, would be a great addition for Jedi Academy and Jedi Outcast. And I think the character tool has potential. Imagine you want to change the default Stormtrooper to a better version. All you have to do is to open the configurator and change model. The same procedure would be also great for weapons and lightsabers.