BruceJohnJenner

I had the same idea, rewrite a few of the .menu files to make the Massassi temple map into a hub for SP, but he wasnt into it when I asked him. He might be more interested with the offer coming from a large project though, so who knows...

Just a thought I had recently, A really cool idea for a new mission would be to set it up so the player has no weapons (kinda like dosuun), but there are no weapons scattered throughout the level to pick up, only the melee enabled at the start using the iknowkungfu command. The player is stranded on some backwater planet with some awful person that wants to kill them, (because reasons) and has some sort of weapon (probably something in between a E-11 and the disruptor?). The core idea of the level would be that the player jumps from cover to cover in order to avoid their opponents fire, and has to dart in and out to kick/punch their opponent in order to defeat them. I would love to create the map, but I dont think I have enough experience to make it good enough just yet. Maybe sometime this summer, if that isnt too late?

Fair enough. If it aint broke, dont fix

Thanks. Is there any reason why not to simply set it higher by default in the main branch of OpenJK? A mb is pretty small potatoes for most computers RAM-wise these days, so maybe it would be better just to set the amount fairly high so problems like this dont happen very often?

Just a quick request for a project I am working on, probably very small I need a model of an umbrella for a movie project I am working on. I need the character in game to hold it similarly to a lightsaber (which will work well, since the character just needs to hold it above their head like you would normally do with an umbrella ). I was thinking that I might just import it over tavions sword in the game, since that will avoid having a glow from a saber and the accompanying sound effects in the game. The model doesnt need to be highly detailed or anything, just recognizable as an umbrella. Normally I would do it myself, but I dont know a thing about creating models for jka yet, and Im sure one of the developers on these forums could probably dash it off in 15 minutes or so.

Ah, so it just initializes a block of memory at startup and uses it like a sort of scratchpad? Thats peculiar, but whatever works... At least its still allocated on the stack then. Where can I adjust this in the code?

Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but why cap the memory available to the UI?

Okay, heres the output in the console on linux: bruce@BruceJohnJenner-ThinkPad-X130e:~/development/open_jk_test$ ./openjk_sp.x86_64 OpenJK: v1.0.1.1 linux-x86_64 Jan 7 2015 Initialising zone memory ..... ----- FS_Startup ----- Current search path: /home/bruce/.local/share/openjk/base ./base/zzzz_darth_necriss.pk3 (80 files) ./base/zzzzzzzzzzzzzzSilver Saber.pk3 (21 files) ./base/xyz_dc-15A_pah.pk3 (27 files) ./base/UltimateWeapons.pk3 (633 files) ./base/sssid_blockade_runner_v1.pk3 (51 files) ./base/Pande_JKG_Spaceport.pk3 (122 files) ./base/NpcSP_v1.1.pk3 (16 files) ./base/Massassi Temple.pk3 (539 files) ./base/elegance_hud.pk3 (13 files) ./base/Chiss_species_pack_v2.0.pk3 (230 files) ./base/assets2.pk3 (62 files) ./base/assets1.pk3 (8320 files) ./base/assets0.pk3 (15346 files) ./base ---------------------- 25460 files in pk3 files execing default.cfg execing openjk_sp.cfg couldn't exec autoexec_sp.cfg Running Jedi Academy Mode ----- Client Initialization ----- ----- Initializing Renderer ---- Trying to load "rdsp-vanilla_x86_64.so" from "."... ------------------------------- ----- Client Initialization Complete ----- --- Common Initialization Complete --- SDL using driver "x11" Initializing OpenGL display Display aspect: 1.779 ...setting mode -1: 800 600 Using 24 color bits, 24 depth, 8 stencil display. 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texture compression method: GL_EXT_texture_compression_s3tc anisotropic filtering: enabled (16 of 16) Dynamic Glow: disabled ------- sound initialization ------- SDL_Init( SDL_INIT_AUDIO )... OK SDL audio driver is "pulseaudio". SDL_AudioSpec: Format: AUDIO_S16LSB Freq: 44100 Samples: 512 Channels: 2 Starting SDL audio callback... SDL audio initialized. UI menu load time = 1032 milli seconds Loading... jedi_02 ------ Server Initialization ------ OpenJK: v1.0.1.1 linux-x86_64 Jan 7 2015 Server: mp/ffa_mtd Sys_GetGameAPI(./base/jagamex86_64.so) failed: "Failed loading ./base/jagamex86_64.so: ./base/jagamex86_64.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Sys_GetGameAPI(/home/bruce/.local/share/openjk/base/jagamex86_64.so) failed: "Failed loading /home/bruce/.local/share/openjk/base/jagamex86_64.so: /home/bruce/.local/share/openjk/base/jagamex86_64.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Sys_GetGameAPI(./OpenJK/jagamex86_64.so): succeeded ... ------- Game Initialization ------- gamename: OpenJK gamedate: Jan 7 2015 ERROR: info_player_intermission is not a spawn function @(286.562 198.376 150.5) ERROR: item_ysalimari is not a spawn function @(1632 2128 -4068) ERROR: item_ysalimari is not a spawn function @(2048 1280 -3808) ERROR: item_ysalimari is not a spawn function @(3488 1632 -4068) ERROR: item_ysalimari is not a spawn function @(1792 -864 -4068) ERROR: item_ysalimari is not a spawn function @(368 -736 -3752) ----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Done. UI menu load time = 2075 milli seconds UI_Alloc: Failure. Out of memory! Segmentation fault (core dumped) bruce@BruceJohnJenner-ThinkPad-X130e:~/development/open_jk_test$ Although there are a few mods installed, the behaviour was there when the game was completely vanilla (no extra pk3s besides Oobahs Massassi temple)

I cant remember the exact text of what it said. Ill try to run it again later today and post it. So the command line arguments are already implemented in the current code? I thought I was going to have to write them myself sorry. Single-player, built vanilla off the most recent state of OpenJK on github. The actual repo is here: https://github.com/BruceJohnJennerLawso/OpenJK only a few commits behind the master built using cmake & make on Ubuntu linux, running single-player. I cant stand multiplayer to be honest. #foreveralone I couldnt even get that far, the game crashes for me upon loading any map, unless I delete the npcsp files. Its not a big issue, I just dont see any reason why npcsp should not work. Its not that in depth of a mod that it should have issues with different versions of the engine.

Thanks for the advice, but I got it to work just by editing the main.menu file in the base packages. The one thing that confused me about the way the OpenJK project is set up with cmake is that just running make without any additional flags only seems to produce the base executable, whereas to create a working copy of the program, you need to run make install (and copy over Assets 0-2 pk3 files from a normal distribution obviously. I now have the program up and working, and the game goes directly from character selection to Oobahs Massassi temple, rather cool The only issue I see so far is that NpcSP refuses to run with my OpenJK forked build. Whenever I try to run the game with the npcsp config and pk3 file, the program crashes while loading the map, and the console says something to the effect of "ran out of ui memory". Can anyone confirm that the latest version of OpenJK does not work with npcsp?

Is there a way to do it on linux using cmake?

So I finally got around to getting my fork of OpenJK set up and built. I copied over the base asset pk3s to the gamedata folder, and boom, I now have a fork of OpenJK running. Im thinking of tinkering with some different things, but Id like to make the entry point into the game a little bit more convenient. Basically Id rather have the exe start up and load a basic map right off the bat when I test my build, instead of going through the whole intro cinematic for the first yavin level & so on. I suspect that this is probably written as a .menu file in one of the base assets that gets executed when the game starts up, but Im not sure which one. Does anyone know which one it is and where it is located?

Thanks for posting that link, a very interesting read. It really does help to explain how those bizarre things went on at Lucasarts all those years. It never failed to puzzle me how they could take a full decade to produce a sequel to Battlefront when the feedback from the fans was so overwhelmingly in favour. I mean for gods sakes, people released detailed analysis videos of every last second of 'leaked' footage when DICE announced it was making the new Battlefront. Or even how nearly 15 years after the engine for outcast and academy was created, its still pretty much the best of its type in existence (Star Wars specific anyways). Is it just me, or is it also not puzzling how Jedi Knight 3 was never made? Literally all that was needed to be done is to create another slightly improved version of the JKA engine, slap on any old single player campaign, ship it, profit.

Having actually seen Rebels, its eh, decent. Not amazing, but not as bad as expected really. Some of the humour is actually surprisingly kind of funny, which I like. One small thing about the animation: Is it just me, or does Zebs walk look slightly odd in certain scenes? It looks normal when he runs, but the couple of scenes that show him walking at a normal pace, he sort of looks like he is about to fall forwards or something. Maybe its just me

Honestly that trailer looked like a joke. I stopped to double check that it was an official source when I saw it on youtube. Literally nothing but weak CGI. For this we lost the EU?

I wasnt thinking for a multiplayer server (and yes this would be a very bad idea for that lol). I was thinking that it could be a really cool idea for single player, so that players could wander around the academy before going to the hangar bay to go to their mission. Basically, can you create a console in the hangar that runs the command "exec hangar_console" when its activated? That way a user could start a custom single player mission from the hangar without needing to use the console. (Maybe the single player game could eventually be tinkered with so that it does this in between missions, then going to the console in the hangar starts the mission selection menu!) The custom command doesnt need to have any impact on multiplayer server use, the hangar_console.cfg file on the server can be left blank (or something harmless like helpusobi 0)

Ah okay, I tried the new version. The view screen seems to be clipping out less, but I still dont understand what it is supposed to represent. All I see is a black void with one of the doors sliding in and out. Also there seems to be a minor bug with the dueling room, when you go upstairs above it to the room with the glass floor & the four buttons, the back two cause some sort of "keyword not recognize" message to get printed on screen when they are activated. Was this the bug found earlier? It didnt crash for me, but it didnt sound good either. Where are the buttons that control the music? I didnt see them in my walkthrough. On a bit of a far out note, could it maybe be possible for a map like this to act as a sort of in-game hub? It would be really cool if when a particular console is activated, it runs a console command like "exec mission_start", and the file mission_start.cfg contains the commands to start a single player map, ie "map sp_mission".

Ah okay. The skybox looks terrific in any case. The only other weird thing I noticed was the viewing room in the audience chamber. If you go into the audience chamber, go into the door to the left (the right one has the elevator up to the top) and turn on the viewing screen located there, the viewscreen goes really strange, similar to the effect you get if you try to noclip through a wall that leads to nowhere. (this was with the earlier version posted in this thread, so maybe it was fixed later on?)

Checked this out last night for a few minutes, exceptionally well done The only things I would suggest are more external areas (which you already seem to be working on). Where exactly is the locked door with the red light above it meant to lead?

Are any of the ingame sounds set up as scripts (ie loading a couple of wav files & playing them in a certain order to simplify coding them)? If they are that might make this easier. I would like to overwrite the current sound with something that sounds like an explosion, would anyone be interested in beta testing for me? All they would really need to do is play the sp game start to finish and make sure that the new sound doesn't sound out of place for the bouncing metal.