Pickles256

On 10/27/2019 at 1:04 AM, Jeff said:

@Pickles256 Kao Cen Darach

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gg7tne33as4ntwg/Kao Cen Darach.pk3?dl=0

He looks amazing! Thank you!

I'm not completely sure, but I believe these are what you need:

 

visrange 2048

earshot  1024

 

The top one I think is for the NPC's view distance. The bottom one is for how far they can hear footsteps (like when a Stormtrooper hears footsteps walking nearby and says "Is somebody there?").

Thank you!

What setting controls how quickly or the distance in which the AI spots the player?

I'm already making this guys   

 

 

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

 

FYI, the correct cvars to set are:

 

These are cheats, so you need to set helpUsObi to 1 first - best way to do this is in an autoexec.cfg in the base folder (it gets automatically executed).  I'm not sure if OpenJK runs autoexec_sp.cfg in SP instead, but if so put these in there instead.

 

This enables cheats:

seta helpUsObi 1

 

The first cvar enables more kinds of dismemberment (0 = none, 1 = arms and hands, 2 = legs, 3 = waist and head)

seta g_dismemberment 3

 

The second one makes the saber do more damage (1) and in all parts of the animation (2)

seta g_saberMoreRealistic 2

 

The third one allows a character to be dismembered more than once - and even when already dead

seta debug_subdivision 1

 

The last one ignores the dismemberment probabilities defined in the NPC ext_data .npc files and just always allows all kinds of dismemberment.  0 = ignore probabilities, 1 = use probabilities

seta g_dismemberProbabilities 0

 

Of course, with the bug still in OpenJK, these won't enable super-dismemberment, but once it's fixed, they will.

 

My problem ended up being something different IIRC (this was just on mine so it may be different on the others' in this thread)

I already had these settings but it didn't work, what works for me when dismemberment randomly breaks is just "exec openjk_sp.cfg" in the main title screen

Bump for same reasons as my last comment... I should get around to learning how to do it. But I can't do textures or anything artistic for shit. I've tried doing models before but I'm not good at it. Something practice should fix but for now bump

Yeah, but they said if he was in a T-Pose, it could be done much easier.

And it helps him assert dominance 

 

He thanked @@Jeff in the comments for putting it together.

I can't really tell from the video what exactly is the mod?

^^ Lol someones obsessed with Kao 

 

He's probably doable with a skin and ported swtor jedi armor    

You know I have to suggest him at every possible chance lol

Maybe some lesser known characters from the old EU?

Like Kao Cen Darach? 

You're question was about SW characters, look at the first quote. That's what I was replying too. Nothing in your post asked about non-Star Wars stuff.

Yeah I was confused when they asked that

I might of suggested in this thread before so sorry if so but Kao Cen Darrach?

bump because I forgot to learn how to mod and now don't have time to (also laziness) 

That guy is fucking ripped!

Absolute unit

The first one is also part of movie battles I'm pretty sure

I wasn's saying that it was necessary or not, just explaining

Ah ok my bad I misread

Retcons and backstories of stuff they recognize is canon (the six movies, TCW, and a few more) are one thing, throwing out the stuff that they don't recognize as canon (KOTOR, post-RotJ events, etc.) is another.

Sure, they're bringing back some of the old stuff (Malachor, Thrawn, etc.), but it's mostly fan-service, so the old fans don't leave. But they're changing it so much, that it's no longer what the old fans loved (or is only barely that). And they're using this changed content to make way for their new canon. After all, making new canon requires some backstory, so the transition feels more natural.

Let the past die. Kill it if you have to

Actually tho it's a necessary evil to make legends, they couldn't just make the new movies remakes of the books

I've done a little digging behind the scenes into Disney's current (and historic) business practices and marketing strategies. The Star Wars line has exhibited some of their worst moves -- both ethically and in terms of sustainability. (And just sheer arrogance and stupidity.)

 

 

For the intrigued, here's a short summary, made easy for you:

 

The fundamental internal business tagline for KK's management of Star Wars is: "Out with the old, in with the new -- our new." The idea is to make that which was popular of Star Wars unpopular, and to introduce new content in its place for a "new generation" of fans.

 

This is why this revival of The Clone Wars is going to flop -- no question about it. It's carefully planned. Milk it, and put an end to it -- those are the orders.

 

What this radical business strategy (the likes of which only a conglomerate like Disney could afford) doesn't take into account is the artistic merit that made Star Wars what it is today -- which is something that The Clone Wars team (with the assistance of George and Katie Lucas) actually carefully invested in over time, for its fans, and what made the show a fan favourite. You ignore that, you focus on the business aspects of the franchise only, and you lose the quality of the brand, slowly killing it. Which is what's actually happening throughout the franchise and all its creative content if you look around, and stop to think.

Then why are they bringing back prequel stuff lately instead of pushing the sequel era?

Also how is clone wars going to flop? Do you mean the quality will be bad or what? It's still filoni and he has been consistently good 

 

I simply don't want the show to be rushed to tell every arc possible they had left. @McGoose explained it very well by using Samurai Jack in comparison.

I'd be shocked if they tried to do that, also samurai jack and this show are structured very differently 

 

Personally, I'm looking forward to this, despite having my doubts with the show's pacing. But hey, it's better for the show to hit its final episode than to be cancelled and never get finished.

What do you mean? Siege of mandalore was already planned as a 4 episode arc and the other 8 we've most likely seen before and they were paced fine

Put in gamedata folder not base

Yeah I figured this out a bit ago but forgot to update this thread, thank you though!

So, does anyone know any details about the episodes?

• Will this 'season' include those six unfinished episodes (Bad batch, Utapau kyber crystal)?
• Are they gonna show Order 66 in action?
• Will we get closure for Ventress (I know they did it in book form, but still)?
• Something else?

1. probably

2. Kinda look up filoni's stuff about the siege to know more but i don't want to give too much away

3. The story arcs that were intended for her are now in dark disciple so it's unlikely to be re done (It's a great book tho)

You posted content of a private message?

I don't think there's anything wrong with that in this situation, @DartVader just showed what he was referencing

I'm surprised you guys haven't won the lottery with your apparent ability to predict the future. Instead of jumping to baseless speculation, you should wait for it to be released so you can actually state a fact-based opinion. 

 

I'm interested in seeing how they will end the series and if they'll take it as an opportunity to connect with other SW-related projects, like Battlefront II. 

My fact based opinion is as follows:

IM HYPE WE GETTIN SIEGE OF MANDALORE

People have way too high hopes for this. I'm expecting the exact same situation with what we got with the Samurai Jack return, in which we got a bunch of sorta good episodes unfortunately with a really rushed and poorly fleshed out story due to the very limited amount of episodes and length per episode. Expect a rushed ending, expect to see basically a bunch of old episode ideas mixed together into single episodes with insufficient story progression due to the limited time per episode. Also don't expect the level of maturity to be on level with what the Clone Wars was like previously due to Disney carefully choosing whats "appropriate". Disney is doing this to make people stop talking about the Clone Wars once they've given the fans some scraps of what they actually want so they can move on to their other garbage, basically a way to convince the fans that they haven't been completely abandoned. "See, see, we're giving you Clone Wars, you like us now right?!" And then they completely abandon it again. This season is going to be fun at first and then looked at less admiringly in the future, I damn near guarantee it. There were a good 60-some episodes planned prior to the cancellation. You're only getting 12 episodes, basically half the length of a regular season and this will be the only season you're getting. Disney isn't giving this to you to please the fans, they're doing this to distract you and make you all shut up.

Yeah but the show is in 4 episode arc format not one long story so it won't be too bad

I think you guys are overestimating how much disney will interfere