MagSul

We're doomed!

Maybe I can find a diplomatic solution to this mess.

Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid.

I'm sorry, but this is a severe over reaction. Folk like @@AshuraDX and @@minilogoguy18 know their stuff. They may come across as blunt, but they're only taking the time to share what they've learnt already from experience. @@AshuraDX isn't posting to intentionally demoralize @@CaptainCrazy, he's providing a working example of what he's talking about in an effort to save @@CaptainCrazy time and effort. We're mostly adults here, people shouldn't need to be persistently coddled or have their hand held. @@CaptainCrazy has done an incredible job on that lightsaber hilt. As has already been said, no one has told him that his work is bad. He has been told that it is inefficient from a game engine stand point and that is perhaps something he should consider if he intends to distribute the hilt for public use.

I did withdraw from this community partly because I wasn't happy about the way I saw a lot of people speaking to one another. I will say that often I feel people are being a bit cold-shouldered, but at the same time it's not always easy to convey yourself properly over text alone. What sounds normal to you can be read as hostile by someone else. My advice on that front is read what you've written before you send it. More importantly, read what you're responding to properly. Often I've seen people be accused of being very unsupportive or discouraging. What is usually the case is that someone has asked for something without bothering to do any work or research into the process for themselves. This happens most often (from memory) in the requests forum. They'll ask for something either ludicrous, or easy. When it's the former, it isn't done, or they're met with "What's your contribution going to be?" which is a fair point to make. When it's the latter, it's: "This is really easy, you know we have tutorials on that?" This is not an unsupportive response, this is the opposite. This is a member of the community, likely a proficient modder who knows what they're talking about, encouraging you to learn how to make things for yourself. If you get stuck along the way, this is when we're likely to start helping. "Help those who help themselves!" tends to be the attitude, which I whole-heartedly agree with. Biggest problem is usually the way something is asked for to begin with.

I'd download that.

I'm surprised that Episode III is doing as well as it is. I wish Darth Maul could have had some more time to show off over the following two films. That said, I do much prefer the clash of lightsabers at the end of Return of the Jedi.

No.

You've done a superb job here, Kenoi! I agree that the facial animations were lacking in the original game. I'm eager to see put this to use.

Can you elaborate, @?

So, I haven't posted since like, 07 Feb. I spot a JKHub notification in my inbox. I'm thinking, "Wow, who'd bother to dig up something I said? Must've been something incredibly insightful!" Nope. It was, "I'd like a better wookiee model." For the record, I'd prefer all models to have fully working animation for filming purposes and the fact that nothing is as distracting when watching a cutscene as noticing that the character's mouth is not moving whilst presenting dialogue.

I'm going to climb out of my hole briefly here to say this looks absolutely fantastic. Well done, DT85!

That's just out-right impressive.

I hadn't seen that second one. Damn, I love the way they twist it.

It's a good game, one I'd definitely recommend to anyone.

I remember people whining about this. I'm not sure when, but at some point it died down and anyone who lost a duel immediately fell back on "ura fuckin h4x0r" instead.

I was going to vote for #10 until I saw it as a preview. Put me down for #4!