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You can do some neat tricks with a teleporter though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0W9lbRPfJQ See this topic.

You're probably just going to end up using openjk anyway, might as well just use steam to grab the assets since you already own it. Then you don't have to bother with their DRM protection and slightly messed up exe. Also for your viewing pleasure.

FYI: GTKRadiant is the mapping tool not the engine, the engine is Quake3 (albeit a modified one).

It might be easier just to fix the base game and use a modified version of openjk, with upped limits to get it to work without changing the model.

How's the fps hit on this at the present?

Even easier. Click this link.

Just another Jedi break in...what is this the 34th time this week?

I think, the community at this point, expects and deserves some sort of answer from Serenity as to why he is both breaking copyright laws, and blatantly plagiarizing other peoples work. This is neither acceptable, nor does it help the JKA community in any way. As Clan FJA pointed out, we're not doing it because we hate you, but because we want credit when credit is due and we'd like EoC to be something the community would be happy to contribute to, knowing that their contributions would actually be credited. The longer these issues go unaddressed the more this project begins to stink of KotF and the despicable and immoral development process used (aka: stealing other people's work) in creating that mod. Will Serenity please give us an answer as to why he has not made his code available and why he has not credited the many modders and authors with what he has stolen? If we can help you in making this mod a success and something worth having on JKHub, please let us know what we can do. JKG went open-source and open-asset with the hope, that our work would be used to help other modders creating things worth creating. I'm sure I speak for anyone who's work has been 'borrowed', JKG developers included, in stating that we are all very disappointed with Serenity's actions. Please fix your shiz Serenity.

Jedi Academy only requires 32mb of vram, not sure if openjk needs more though...

You can test if OpenGL is installed with this: glxgears Install with this: sudo apt-get install mesa-utils

I meant the voice taunts. eg: taunt, gloat, etc

But then what would his taunts be?

Set timescale to something like .1 and it's considerably easier to dishback what they throw at you. It's totally possible to reflect the projectiles back the same as the ai, it just takes the insane god-like reflexes of a Jedi to do so.

Nice. Curious where are you getting some of the models for the trees, I can never find good tree models?

TOR doesn't work intentionally as a feature to protect JKHub from bot networks I'm guessing.

Through voting (forum polls) or other statistical measurements. Also I think the extra maps Raven released should be considered essential maps.

Are you trying to say that by putting the notice "All rights reserved" up, this somehow magically excuses you from existing copyright laws?

What does that mean?

Err are these taken from other games?

I like how the title is "Deadpoo" rather than "Deadpool". This amuses me greatly.

@@jakub742 just did this a while ago, he could probably help you out and I know @@capturesteve has as well. You'll want to cross compile it (the official raspberry pi website recommends following this tutorial to install a vm ubuntu and compile there), Raspberian is a Debian based linux so it should be basically the same as compiling on a debian based distribution of linux.

Why would you want to suppress errors? If you're getting errors they're happening for a reason. And what kind of errors are you talking about like vm_failed crash ones or something more minor like ghoul2 issues.

Player models are just that. Models. If you want something different like a new game type you need to look at different kinds of mods. For example Movie Battles II sounds like what you're looking for.

Ninite has a checkbox for each item you want it to include.

I expect my grammar to be corrected from now on.