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Best way would be to not create different models, but one model with different skins, like Jaden in singleplayer. Any other way I've tried crashes the game.

Like those secret areas you can find in the singleplayer campaign? I think the entity target_secret is for that.

Nice to see that there are people here who's only contribution is to create petty drama.

Sounds like an original idea, go nuts!

Looks much better than before since he now looks like a normal pink human being and not a grey one.

I think the reason is not that most modders are modelers, but that most of the issues we're seeing nowadays are completely new due to people experimenting more with the game and thus nobody knows how to fix them, at least that's my reason to avoid posting in most threads here. The important thing is that if people manage to fix their problems, they post the solution here so everybody can know in case someone asks again in the future.

A smart idea to start modelling a droid since they're a bit more blocky than organic beings and thus should result in less of a headache.

Great job! We need more droids in this game!

Operation Cinder was meant to test the loyalty of the empire and to root out the weak elements out of it (at least that's how I interpreted it, also as a metaphoric way for Palpatine to throw the chess board in a rage because he died) I did find it odd that Iden would join the "terrorist organization" known as the Rebellion when there were other options for her to remain loyal to the empire's ideals without having to follow Operation Cinder, like joining Rae Sloane, a character that has been developed a lot in the recent months but seems to suddenly become completely ignored. Still, the best part in the campaign was Luke's mission and "Lando and Shriv's wonderful adventure in lava land".

The best thing people should do when a company acts in a way they disapprove is to back their words with their money, which I think is the reason why EA has listened to the numerous complains. Cancelling pre-order and announcing you're not buying the game are the smartest choices to do since it means they have to change their strategy if they want to secure a sale (like in every other business). I personally think Dice has been handling this quite well, given that they have changed a lot of things in their business model (like no more paid DLC), I just hope they keep having an open dialogue with the consumers since that will help them try new ways to make money in a non-intrusive way. People seem to forger the only reason why paid DLCs and DRM are a thing is because many 'gamers', even those who so vocally complain, kept buying financially supporting them.

Do you have Windows 10? It caused a lot of problems for my brother when he tried to do scripting because it apparently didn't allow the folder to be modified without permission.

Wouldn't in that scenario be preferable to create a .md3 file with the body parts scattered around to be used as a misc_model entity? If you edit the code, think how much resources it will take to keep rendered all the body parts all the time.

I think it's cvar related. See in cvarlist if there's anything that rings a bell

Is that Kel'Dor soldier just a reskin or does it have ported material? It looks pretty nice! On a sidenote, my child-self didn't seem to notice how weird looking trandoshans looked on Republic Commando. I think I even prefer the JO one.

I do think it's valuable that it sticks to the archetypes without a quirky twist. Episode IV is a classic fantasy film that was created as a response to the nihilistic mood that the industry had in the 70s. In a way, Star Wars proved at the time that a fantasy film could be successful. I always try to see these things from an historic perspective. When people get tired of classical storytelling, they tend to create stories with 'twists', and when those become tiresome, people go back to producing classic stories. Think about this, would Shrek be considered as much an original masterpiece (as it was in the 2000s) if it was released now? Every movie nowadays seems to try to 'subvert' the classics, even Frozen went this way with the 'not so good charming prince', so I would think that if a movie, like the example you mentioned, was released now that had an heroic character on a journey, similar to the stories of old, it would have the potential to be very well received. And following the same logic, I don't think the same story would have been received well at the end of the 90s. It all depends on the cultural context.

Not meaning to be rude, but why would you replace a good skin with one that looks worse? Look at the shadows and neck seam in the original and how it fails in the TFA Conversion mod.

Looks nice, but it seems to lack any form of lighting.

I think your analysis is fundamentally wrong. There's a beauty in simplicity and Star Wars is without doubt one of the best examples of classic story telling in the 20th century, that's why it's universally liked across the globe. It's got the key story points, which many franchises lack, that resonate within people no matter the race or culture. I know this must be cliché to a lot of people here, but if you haven't I recommend you to read Campbell's book "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" or at least see a quick summary of it. It's a book that explains certain archetypes that are common in western mythology and how some of the greatest stories follow this structure.

Was this all done with your plugin? Bugs aside it has the potential to look really beautiful!

Time for a new video update! I've improved the chat system and started crafting basic quests. Thanks to OpenJK's code you can modify cvars through icarus scripting, which I've used to allow dynamic camera angles in conversations. Everyday I'm closer to release my first demo. Stay tuned!

I've never had this problem before, but I found this online: http://www.urbanterror.info/forums/topic/9127-max-tw-verts-12-exceeded/ Have you converted your non-structural brushes into detail?