MagSul

Good... Let the hate flow through you.

You have failed me for the last time.

I will NOT co-operate.

Well bring 'em on! I'd prefer a straight fight to all this sneakin' around.

The mighty Jabba hopes that you will die, honourably.

I hate it when he does that.

Nooooooooo!

Was just thinking that! We can help you get started. Just don't get ahead of yourself.

You are reckless!

Never a good idea! Rushing things typically yields bad results. If you've not got any modding experience what-so-ever, you can't expect to become a master in a matter of minutes. Besides, what's the rush? Is this twi'lek male or female, by the way?

Hold me.

Start small, hka, we'll build you up bit by bit!

There're male twi'lek models in Jedi garbs, that won't be a problem if he wants to do that later. For now, though. Let him just grasp the simple process of creating a custom skin and putting it in game. We'll start small, and build him up!

I don't sense anything.

The secret is a good reference image and the clone tool using a soft-edged brush. The first beard was the blonde Jaden's. The second originally came from the "jedi" model. I could have created my own facial hair, but this was quicker and easier for producing what I was after. Obviously you couldn't do that every time because skin tones wouldn't match and so forth. But there're tools for that, too!

"I don't know!"

It's true. I actually used GIMP to make this: If you can get that one custom skin done (even if it's with MS Paint for your first one. My first skin was.) I'll show you exactly how I did the facial changes above using one tool in GIMP. The same tool exists in Photoshop, if you have that instead. You'll laugh when you see how easy it is when you get to that stage.

Maybe hilt modelling is just a bit too tedious for someone with no modding experience. So hilt modelling isn't your thing! Why not try your hand at skinning? I'm sure that would be a huge portion of the project. If there're any characters that don't require entirely new models, you could make a start on those! (Kyle, maybe?) All you need is Pakscape, Notepad and an image editor. Don't worry about notepad's role. Most of it is done for you. It's just a quick Ctrl+H / replace all traces of one word with another. You use Pakscape to open .pk3 files and extract the folder you want. Edit the images inside the model's folder in any way you want afterwards, then put it back in a brand new pk3 that matches the file directories required for JKA! Here's a simple tutorial: http://jkhub.org/tutorials/article/18-valis-skinning-tutorial-part-1-basics/ My challenge to you: Create one custom skin. It doesn't have to be for your project in the long run. Just create a single custom skin. Even if it's a copy of Kyle or Luke with a red line drawn across their face or shirt. My only criteria is that it doesn't overwrite an existing one in Jedi Academy. (Hint: That's where Notepad comes in!) Good luck, sir! If you get stuck, prod me. I'll do my best to make you understand the process in it's simplest form, and provide examples if necessary.

Also, Carth's son. "Look everyone! Come to rescue me at long last!

I just assumed he meant single player because I can't fathom not having tried multi-player. :blink: This is true. I barely remember JK2, but I know JA very well. The missions really don't take very long. From what I do remember of JK2, the game required more thought.

But then if it works for that bot, why does it not it work when using it with the Mark1?

I should hope so seeing as we wouldn't have our lightsaber! Not a bad idea. /amsupport!

Once you hear him, you cannot un-hear him.

I got excited until I read "Padawan Anakin" Shameless self-advertisement: https://jkhub.org/files/file/539-alternate-rosh-penin-extras/

Those were fun to fight! I'm assuming that worked, but I'm still confused. I opened the weapons.dat in "assets0.pk3 -> ext_data" and found these entries: Then there's this: I wonder why it doesn't work, then!