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I think so yeah, I was more pointing out what he did with the scripting, than the actual level layout.

So he has like a battle arena thing in it. This thing

If you have Steam, you might try using that as a clean install to see if it works like that.

Which version of JA are you using, Steam or CD?

Check out what szicovii did with his midgarv3 map in the battle arena.

So the error your getting indicates that your chatstyle file has an error in it. It's near the end of the file and most likely you are just missing a brace or have an extra one. Try and open it in a text editor such as notepad++ and see if you can spot the error.

Yes, but pathfinding might need some improvements to make sure they get to the right place and don't just stand behind the wall doing nothing after they spawn.

^^Seriously. This is what JKE is. Contribute to that instead. Besides how you going to get Tim's permission to mod his mod?

Looks good but should probably at least use 1080p.

Just open client in non-fullscreen mode with gigantic resolution and then take screenshot?

You might also want to try VLC media player because Windows Media Player plug-ins and codecs have a bunch of problems. Maybe also post the actual avi file that's giving you problems.

I just want to point out that this kind of image wouldn't fit the contest rules because it doesn't contain anything about the Jedi Knight series. Also having words on our background is not a good idea...

JKG is sorta in C++ just FYI. I think a new way of drawing ui elements might be nice, but I'm not sure it'd necessarily belong in openjk...maybe it'd be best to have it as a openjk add-on or something instead.

Lol that ugnaught made me laugh pretty hard. Have a bad hair day?

See if maybe @@mrwonko would be able to help you do something like he did with the jk3 mirror.

It accepts, with a warning, some additional shader comments - which previously worked due to parsing bugs. Eg: ########

As long as you don't redistribute the model and just keep it for personal use it's probably fine. Though I'm kind of surprised I couldn't find a Shrek skin made by someone else on mrwonko's mirror.

I think the effect, at least for the bubbles might still be a bit too severe. Force Push/Pull seems fine though.

I mean, you don't care if I port your models as long as I explain to people who I share my ported models with what parts on them you made, right? Especially if I ask for permission before publishing it?

@ChalklYneI think the issue you're talking about is not porting itself, but lack of accreditation and stealing other peoples work.

You should be able to run this from the command line or a batch file: openjk.x86.exe +set fs_game "MODNAME" +set r_mode -2 This will work with any openjk based mod. It will set the screen size to your current desktop's resolution. In the even that your mod uses the regular old jamp.exe it should look like this: jamp.exe +set fs_game "MODNAME" +set r_mode -1 + set r_customWidth "1920" + set r_customHeight "1080" Just change the customWidth and customHeight numbers to match what you want.

The case I'm unsure about is when they take Cortana's head ripped from Halo 4 and then stick it on their own body, and then say "Oh hai, here is a chick I made, I used Cortana's head." Then I'm kind of like...well it's sort of original...but you still stole the head...ehhhhh

Well I think it depends on how we're using the term "ported". If someone does something like say, takes DT85's stormtrooper model (he's granted people permission to do this), increases the chest plate to make room for boobs, then removes the helmet head and replaces it with a head of a model they made of Taylor Swift and then puts it up and says "Oi, I made this (and used DT's stormtrooper as the base)". Its all good. If we're talking something like.... "Oh hai, here is Master Chief that I ripped from Halo 3 and weighted for y'all and converted for JKA" That's a no no and doesn't belong at all.

Welcome to the Hub. Got any specific ideas for a type of weapon you want to try making first?

So with over heal, basically consumables or skills such as force heal, can heal past 100% of your HP - if I have 100hp, I can be overhealed to 115hp etc. I also still think kamikaze could be useful with considerable buffing, but I agree as originally described is pretty garbage. Maybe something like grenades do 25% less damage to yourself and 50% less damage to allies, and 20% extra damage when you overcook grenades? I think more than one team boosting skill is probably fine as long as the abilities are considerably different and don't really stack with other group boosting skills. I agree Group Morale is underpowered as described above. Also maybe some sort of player interaction based skills are for the better, say like maybe a skill that helps train newbies or requires two different players with synergizing skills that aren't effective alone but are potent when both are using their skills together. Basically skills that encourage player interaction should be encouraged. Grenadier (3 Ranks) - Your grenades have a 10/15/25% chance of causing a stun effect to enemies caught in a grenades blast radius, the stun effect occurs in addition to the grenades own specific effects (eg: plasma grenades burn and have a chance of stunning). In addition, your grenades will not stun allies and do 5/10/15% less damage to allies. Under-Fire Sense (2 Ranks) - When you are with nearby allies (20 meter radius), you share attack information. eg: If Bob is fired at to the left and his red damage indicator, shows the shot came from his left side, the rest of his allies who have the Fire Sense skill also receive some sort of indicator of the direction the shot originated from. In this example, Bob does not need to have Under-Fire Sense, but any allies who want to glean info from the shots he is taking must have it. At second rank, the range increases and the information about the shot increases (more accurate instead of a broad general direction). Shots that kill allies, do not give you any info (eg: Bob is sniped with a headshot and dies, no one can tell where it came from).