Inyri

This is a pack of some of my favorite melee weapons - not just swords! - that I've modeled over the months. It includes some swords I've arleady released, like both of Aribeth's swords from Neverwinter Nights, and some new never-before-released material, such as three Kit Rae swords.

This HUD is designed to mimic the heads up display from the Mass Effect games - particularly Mass Effect 3. Some tweaks had to be made to make it fit Jedi Academy, so it's not 100% perfect.
 
The blue section represents your shields. The red portion represents your health. The purple section represents your "biotics" (your Forcee pool, in other words).
 
While ammunition in ME3 is on the left, I wasn't really able to get the HUD to work with me on that so it's on the right instead, although it uses the same style as it does in ME3. The left, since I didn't have anything good to put there, features an N7 plate which is purely aesthetic.
 
Lastly the saber style indicator is below the force pool and is fairly easy to see. To avoid confusion I kept the same colors Jedi Academy uses now - blue for fast, yellow for medium, and red for strong. Although really, with this HUD why would you be using sabers? Shoot those geth!
 
The geth, by the way, is coming soon. Also. The font in the screenshots? Totally included.
 
I suggest the following additional Mass Effect mods to compliment your new HUD:
 

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1296-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1128-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/95-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/94-%7B%3F%7D/

I originally intended to do a tree pack, but I really dislike trees in general. I never was a big fan of botany. As a result, all that ever got finished was this pine tree. It is a single pine, which I tried to make as efficiently as possible to reduce unnecessary lag when used. It's very simple, but doesn't look too bad, all things considered.

This is a model of the Final Fantasy 12 variant of the Buster Sword, as wielded by Gilgamesh in the 'Ancient Man of Mystery' hunt. It is very similar to the Final Fantasy 7 version, but with some minor details. It has been made to look as similar to the original version as possible, given the restrictions of the engine, and I attempted to keep the polycount as low as possible without sacrificing too much of the detail.

This model is rather self-explanatory once you look at it. It's a player model of a cat-person. That is a humanoid feline. It comes in three different flavors: Puma (default), Panther (blue team), and Tiger (red team).

I was always fascinated by Mass Effect’s weapons. The fact that you could see them on the character at all times was neat, plus they collapse when you store them! Before you ask, no, I did not do that. I wouldn’t be able to figure out that one even if I tried. However I did attempt to recreate the M-8 Avenger assault rifle as seen in Mass Effect 2 (as pictured below -- not to be confused with the similar but slightly altered M-7 seen in the original Mass Effect).
 
Due to the limitations with the Quake 3 engine, I made an executive decision to place a higher emphasis on detail than efficiency since the engine lacks the ability to support normal mapping, which most current generation gaming engines not only use, but rely heavily on. As a result this model is fairly high-poly but should provide a level of detail that will make it a pleasure to see the weapon. The model includes first person and third person views and will also include a floating arm in the first person view as requested by the populace.
 
Note: There are two files here - an ME2 version and an ME3 version. These guns are IDENTICAL except for the sounds, since ME2 and ME3 have drastically different firing sounds. Use only ONE of these two files. I don't know what happens if you use both. The world might explode.

I don't expect a lot of people to know what this is or appreciate it, but those of you who *do* know what it is should enjoy it. This is the Shrike, Mara Jade's starfighter as seen in the Jedi Knight expansion Mysteries of the Sith. It's an Alpha-52 starfighter, loaned to her by Talon Karrde.
 
I've tried to keep it accurate to the original model (check it out on wookieepedia if you aren't sure what it's supposed to look like) but I did take some slight liberties with the texture where original detail was hard to see and/or my 'accuracy' made it look dumb.

Note: This version in available only at JKHub!
 
My impression of what a Dark Lord of the Sith might look like, corrupted with the Dark Side of the Force. I originally created the face textures for KotOR, but decided they would work nicely in Jedi Academy too. There are two versions of this skin - one with hair and one that's bald. I couldn't decide which I liked better so I just included them both. Comes with BOT and NPC support, but alas not enough time for team skins. Maybe later.
 
NPC Instructions: This skin has both friendly NPCs and enemy NPCs. The friendly NPCs have the same amount of health as the Kyle NPC does, so rest assured they won't die right away. To spawn an NPC in singleplayer, bring down your console and first type "helpusobi 1" to enable cheats, then type "npc spawn" with the appropriate name. The two NPC names are listed below.
 
Friendly NPC:
dark_ally
dark_ally2
 
Enemy NPC:
dark
dark2

This replaces the default Rodian model in multiplayer with a version with no vest (without having the big gaping hole in his back, for those of you who have tried this). It makes use of a .SURF file to surf the back mesh back on to avoid this error. This is *really* more of a modder's resource than a skin, but you can naturally use it as a skin if you want. You may want to change the pathways and such so it doesn't *actually* overwrite the rodian, unless you don't care...

Kane was a dark Jedi training at the Sith Academy on Korriban during the Jedi Civil War. His masters saw such promise in him that they rewarded him with this special Sith lightsaber, which contains engravings of a section of the Sith code. Shortly after Kane left the academy and the Sith entirely, though he kept the lightsaber for quite some time.

The R41 Starchaser is a starfighter comparable to the Z-95 Headhunter. In fact the R41 was created to directly compete with the Z-95 for king of the low-budget starfighters. It was slightly faster and slightly more powerful, thus making it a popular choice for smugglers, pirate, and criminal organization, such as Black Sun.
 
Because of its status as a budget fighter, the R41 is generally "personalized" by whoever is using it. The producers of the R41, Heorsh-Kessel Drive Inc, creates them this way, so everything from the armament to the hyperdrive can be customized by the buyer. As a result almost no two R41 Starchasers are quite the same.

This is a replacement graphic for the disruptor scope. It will change your sniper scope to look like that of a variety of sniper rifles from Mass Effect 2 and 3. It's not a seamless replica, but it's very close given what Jedi Academy has to work with.
 
This mod will be included with any Mass Effect sniper rifles I release (that replace the disruptor, of course). If you download any of those mods go ahead and delete this PK3, as it'll be redundant.

This contains one new model -- the Galbadian Soldier from Final Fantasy VIII. Those who followed it know how old it is, so I really just waned to wrap this puppy up and get it submitted before I lost _all_ interest in it. It contains team skins (red and blue; red is labeled as the 'elite' soldier for the bots) and it also has an additional paratrooper skin (green) with appropriate shoulder decals as seen in the FMV cutscene. Includes the Galbadian sword they were all seen with.

After seeing a couple of crusader type skins on JK3Files, and modelling a few model packs on my own, I decided to make a medieval-inspired weapons pack for Jedi Academy. I'm more into swords than lightsabers or guns, so it was right up my alley.
 
This contains (at last count, which I think should be accurate) 13 weapons, 11 shields, and 4 player skins, all of which are accessibly through the single-player menus. It also contains Slice, Dice & Mince's blood mod (mostly unaltered). It was really that mod, the Melee Mod (http://jediknight2.f...Melee_Mod;20913) that inspired me to make this.
 
FEATURES:
13 new weapons
11 shields
4 player skins
Slice, Dice & Mince's awesome blood mod
Full single-player skin/weapon support
Different stance animations
New menus
New menu video

Please bare in mind that all shields were designed to work only in dual saber mode, and many of the swords were designed with the same set-up in mind. Shields won't do much damage, and are set to only parry. Many of the swords are designed as one-handed swords, so if you use them alone one hand will float beneath the hilt.
 
To use any of these as dual, use the following command with the saber names in section III:
 
/saber saber1 saber2

This skin was once made for the JKFiles April-May skinning contest. It is a reskin of the human merc model to be decked out in a black armor with cyan-colored lighting effects scattered across the suit. All texturing is from scratch EXCEPT: mouth/eye texture, and one itsy bitsy part of the head texture (only because I forgot about it, and by the time I finished it fit, so I left it alone). "From scratch" means I completely painted over the textures. These are not recolored or photosourced by any means.

Well, jedikiller just recently made a noghri skin with an animal-type theme, and seeing as how I can't resist tiger textures I decided to follow suit. This skin comes with BOT, team, and fuzzy kitty sound support. No NPCs this time, unfortunately.

Those familiar with the games of the Kingdom Hearts series should recognize this as Roxas from Kingdom Hearts 2. Roxas is --------------------------------------------- and there's the entire story! Oops, seems I left something out... Well, I wouldn't want to spoil anything for anybody, so you'll have to find out yourselves who his is and what his role is .
 
In addition to the Roxas player model, both of the required keyblades are included (Oathkeeper, new and hopefully improved, and Oblivion -- both contain updated soundsets which, I believe, sound awesome). Both keyblades have backhanded versions, which I'm sure some of you will enjoy. Keep in mind, though, that the blades are also backwards, so whilst they will look cool, they aren't quite as practical. If you have previous versions of either of these two keyblades, you can delete them, burn them in a fire, serve them for dinner, etc.

This is a very simple mod to replace the energy cell (or blaster pack) ammunition model with a model of several thermal clips instead from Mass Effect. This is designed to be used with my Mass Effect gun models, however if you want I see no reason you couldn't use it without them.
 
Try it with any or all of the following Mass Effect themed mods for the full effect:
 

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1463-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1296-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1336-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1286-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/95-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/94-%7B%3F%7D/

https://jkhub.org/files/file/1128-%7B%3F%7D/

This pack contains six weapons featured in the PS2 game Final Fantasy X, all of which were wielded by the main character, Tidus.

This pack contains four weapons -- two sabres and two cutlasses -- based on real-life weapon designs. It is the first of three planned packs of these types of curved blades.

This is the duel blade staff, as seen in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. Apparently... I've never played it. This weapon was a request which I decided to honor, because it's a very cool weapon.

It was a request I was doing for someone for their clan round Christmas... Better late than never, and my apologies for it being unfinished (this is one of an original pack of three -- this one is done, but the other two are missing). This was a really cool exercise for me, though, because I had to make the weapon look as accurate to the original design as possible, and I think I got it pretty darn close.

This mod adds species menu support for all base assets playable models from Jedi Academy.
 
Complete may be a misnomer. The engine does not support having all 52 (give or take) playable models, so this pack is split into two PK3s, of which you may only use one at a time. It's basically the first half of the models and the second half, alphabetically (speciespack_if.pk3 goes from Alora to Rax Joris and speciespack2_if.pk3 goes from Reborn to Weequay). Both PK3s include hoth clothing for all 6 Jaden variants.
 
Each playable model has been given SP species support so that all default, red team, and blue team heads, torsos, and lowers are mix'n'match. This works better on some models than others, naturally. This is available both as a SP mod, to select your favorite default model for SP play, or you can also use it to customize your favorite model for MP play by using the species menu (I like a half-blue half-red Boba Fett, myself).
 
I take no responsibility for how crappy some of these default models are... That's Raven's business.

This weapon is the weapon of Zasalamel from Soul Calibur 3. To get it out in the clear, I've never played Soul Calibur 3... or 2 or 1, for that matter. It has darn cool weapons, though. I'll give it that.

Three weapon models as seen in the game Final Fantasy X-2: Yuna's 'Tiny Bee' pistol (blaster pistol replacement), Rikku's thief knives (3 color variations), and Paine's sword. Yuna's gun includes custom icons and custom strings, so if you have another mod that uses sp_ingame.str you may have compatibility issues. The easiest solution is to delete this file from ffx2_if.pk3, as it's not a requirement for the mod to work (it's just an extra I thought folks might appreciate).