mrwonko

Android usually runs on ARM processors, which is a different type of architecture that has to be specifically targeted when compiling code mods, it can't run programs for PC. In theory, code mods are possible on Android, but the mods have to be built specifically for Android, and JKtouch also needs to support it (I don't know if it does). I don't know if anyone has ever tried it.

I believe the damage is caused by a trigger_hurt, not a script, so you have to use entity modding to modify the level's .bsp file. There are a handful of guides in the tutorial section to help you get started.

You can give the info_player_start a spawnscript, and use BehavED from the SDK to write a script that changes the player's team and force powers, but I'm not so sure about the player model. It can be changed via script, but I think the model breaks when reloading the game? If I remember correctly, using console commands is the more reliable way to change the player model. The only officially supported way of executing console commands that I'm aware of is through menus. So you could modify the "New Game" menu to load your map and set the player model instead of showing the character creation screen.

Did you put the changed file into a new .pk3 file using the same file path and give that pk3 a name that alphabetically comes after assets2.pk3?

Could you upload the original glm, the .blend after importing, and the exported .glm?

If you're not using this version of the plugin, vertex normals are likely getting lost on import. This can lead to weird lighting, with sharp edges appearing at the edges of meshes where there were previously none. To verify if this is what's happening, try re-exporting the model without making any changes at all. If it still exhibits the issues, this is the likely cause.

An NPC file is only needed to spawn it as an NPC in single player. For multiplayer, adding the icon_default image should be enough, as far as I remember. Just keep the original folder structure intact, add the icon, and you should be good to go, unless MB2 has added some kind of copy protection.

You can probably already use the "model" command in the console to use those models in MP. To make it show up in the model selection screen, it needs an "icon_default" image in the folder of the model (look at existing MP models for reference) in the usual format (non-progressive jpg, png or tga, with power-of-two dimensions). One restriction to be aware of is that the model has to use the default humanoid skeleton to be usable as a player model in MP. No, you can't play a Rancor, sorry. Do you need instructions on how to extract the necessary files from MB2 and package them for base? You should also note that you can't redistribute those models without permission from the original author, but it sounds like you're just doing this for yourself.

The folder structure inside the pk3 is wrong. Everything is inside "mina_aizak", when it should be "models/players/mina_aizak". I think you also need an "icon_default" image. Otherwise it looks fine.

For the model to show up in the game, the file names must match those of base player models, you need a model_default icon, and the model has to be based on the _humanoid skeleton to work. What files do you currently have in which folder? Could you share the PK3 you made?

You will not be able to make the necessary changes with Notepad++. It's technically possible, but overly challenging. Look up a guide on Entity Modding instead, the Q3Map2 "-onlyents" mode is your friend here. But happy to hear you found a way to achieve it with less effort instead.

I can think of two ways. You either use the same song for exploration, action, etc., which might mean it starts over from the beginning whenever you enter/exit combat, or you use Entity Modding to change the level's music setting from a dynamic one to a single track. I don't remember how to set up dynamic music, so I can't tell you how to undo it, but a static track is usually configured by setting the "music" property on the worldspawn.

Yes, any model can be turned transparent through the use of shaders. You may also have to edit the textures to get the best results. I don't have time to go into the details. However, this may reveal geometry inside the model. For example models often have the inside of their mouth modelled so that they can open it and talk, and if you simply made everything transparent, you would permanently see their transparent teeth inside their head. So you may have to make additional changes for optimal results.

No, all I know is the ctrl+k shortcut for automatically assigning target/targetname to a pair of entities, but at least in GtkRadiant this is not smart enough to handle complex waypoint connections, esp. target2/3/4. Maybe one of the other editors has an easier way to do it?

Sorry, I did not mean to imply you should not connect them at all. The game only auto-connects up to a certain distance, manual connections are a good idea. You should just not connect everything with everything. I think there's an upper limit to the total number of waypoints, I vaguely remember the number 1000, but don't quote me on that. Maybe there's also a limit on the number of connections? I don't have time to check the source code right now, maybe somebody else knows for sure.