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Just release the skin with the hilt, that way it'd be pretty unlikely to find a server that had deliberately removed the hilt.

Try using GTK Radiant with 512MB and a 1.1ghz pentium III and Win 2k. Its amazing!

LOL. Don't worry I was joking. But it IS about the only way I can think of being able to legally make money off of JKA.

Yeah...I had a similar issue. I just reinstalled with this: http://jkhub.org/files/file/1705-gtk-radiant-164/ One issue I had was trying to install radiant in program files which is restricted and caused a lot of issues, if I left installed on the desktop for example it was fine.

To be honest I don't really see how fps would effect a map like this that much anyway - it doesn't seem like a map I would ever play very competitevly since I hardly doubt the level would be designed to be balanced and have good flow since the Titanic isn't built that way in the first place. That's not necessarily a bad thing since that doesn't really seem to be the focus of this map. However, as eezstreet has mentioned, if there are ways to improve fps - that's always good no matter what kind of map.

Arrevanous...hmmm I seem to remember the original. Did it have a rainbow? Where do all you mappers get your nice tree models?

AWESOMENESS! I love the titanic!

But but but 'twas pseudo code! Aww fine, I suppose I'll edit it. And I shall summon @@eezstreet! We should all write a collaborated basic c++ introduction to programming openjk book. One day we will make lots of money off of poor college students who take game programming courses and have to read our text book. > =]

He doesn't necessarily need to be beat up per say. Just a little dusty from all the mud the mouse droids track in the death star.

Oh dear. I have begun construction on a map. I've forgot how much I hate bevels...

And he shall become the most powerful Sith awesome model evar!

Mr Wonko gave a really good answer, but I thought I'd just explain in short: if ( function() ) {//stuff} means function() is called, evaluated and returns a value to the if statement it was called from, if the value is 1 or greater, then it excutes the stuff in {} otherwise the value is false and the stuff in brackets is skipped. The activeDefense() stuff is very similar. If the condition is !activeDefense() it would require that activeDefense return a value of false in order to execute. I've always thought ! a function is a bit confusing, and have preferred to say something like if (activeDefense == false). But that's just me.

The best type of people to notice problems with a program is the user, not the programmers sadly.

Is it just me or does regular vader with helmet on look a little too clean? I think he ought to feel a little more gritty.

Honestly? I have no idea. I found it on a google image search. I just thought it'd make a nice creepy model to play as.

You're the only coder I know that speaks spanish.

Yay! Pretty cape.

@@eezstreet What is your project? Your link did not work. (404 error)

Will you make me one of these?

Grand Moff Tarken is too imposing and evil for this guy, this guy looks like some jolly chap that works at Walmart.

Excited to see what those eyes are going to look like now.

For future users you want the x86 one located here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=30679

A screenshot might help.

I'm leaving this link here because for some reason searching jkhub rich diesal on google only finds this thread Up to date resource: http://mapping.jkhub.org/richdiesal.htm