Inyri

This is a group of 6 weapons based on the popular MMO "Star Wars Galaxies," including 3 new sabers and 3 guns.
 
INCLUDED WEAPONS:
Scythe (Swordsman)
Executioner's Hack (Swordsman)
Vibroknuckler (Teras Kasi Artist)
EE3 Carbine (Carbineer)
Scatter Pistol (Bounty Hunter)
Light Lightning Cannon (Bounty Hunter)

SP SABER COMMANDS:
Scyth > saber swg_scythe
Executioner's Hack > saber exec_hack
Vibroknuckler (right hand) > saber vk_right
Vibroknuckler (left hand) > saber vk_left
Vibroknuckler (for dual sabers) > saber vk_right vk_left

NOTE: I suggest using Vibroknucklers as dual sabers, as I designed them with dual sabers in mind.

This is a sword - the Soul Edge - from Soul Calibur 2 (right? I've never played it...). It was supposed to go with a Nightmare model my friend was making, but that fell through, so the Soul Edge is now being released separately to appease all of you who wanted it.

This is a pack of two saber models based on gunblades from Final Fantasy 8 - Squall's "Revolver" and Seifer's "Hyperion". Basically Squall and Sefier's gunblades.
 
Both gunblades have (as close as I could get to) appropriate effects and sounds.

This is a model of the *FF7* Buster Sword used by Cloud. It is *not* a representation of the Kingdom Hearts Buster Sword or the Advent Children Buster Sword. It is modeled after the buster sword seen in the game Final Fantasy 7, with a bit of my own detailing.

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

I came up with a concept for a hilt that showed a 'window' into the inner workings of a lightsaber. After some research, I created what I believe to be an accurate representation of some of the parts of the lightsaber: the primary and secondary focusing crystals (and their mounts), the energy channeler, and the right and left energizers. There is also a second blade (which is untoggleable) that runs through the focusing crystals.. This is the beam that eventually becomes the larger blade we all see jutting out of lightsaber hilts.
 
An optional overwrite (of the saber single_1) is also included. If you decide you want it to overwite a different saber, do the following:
Open saber_forge_overwrite.pk3 and extract single_1.sab from ext_data>sabers
Change the file name to single_x.sab (x being the number you want to overwrite)
Open the file and change the first line which says "single_1" to "single_x" where x is once again the number you want to overwrite
Save and place back into the PK3

It's a saber hilt with a more sleek look to it. Smaller, it would probably look best as dual, but works fine as a single. There are two versions - one which is completely chrome, and one which is trimmed with electrum. The chrome shader used on these hilts has been tailored specifically to the hilts, because I found the default chrome shader to be inadequate.

This is the Oathkeeper keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts.

This is the Kingdom Key keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts.

This is the Oblivion keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts 2.

This hilt has cortosis ore blades in mind, to combat the deadly effects the ore has on lightsaber blades, but is ideal for any Jedi or Sith favoring close-quarters combat in addition to lightsaber combat. In a pinch, the blade can be deactivated and the hilt can double as a melee weapon. As a result, however, the hilt requires a special protective holster.
 
The hilt itself has four long, thing blades protecting the central lightsaber blade. The blades themselves are made of cortosis alloy, protecting them from other lightsabers, but as a result they are very susceptible to damage from other melee weapons. They are used as a last resort rather than a main attack.
 
The hilt features several aesthetic additions. These include pulsating red and blue strips down the four grips, and the bottom pommel area, as well as an electric current running down the inner portion of the hilt. Both of these make full use of dynamic glow, so you may not get the full effect if you have dynamic glow turned off, or can not use dynamic glow.
 
This hilt also features a custom hum sound, which is a mix of two baseJKA sounds. It should not be terribly annoying, however, as the change is somewhat subtle (I hope).

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).

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

Firstly I'd like to say I'm not an alcoholic. That said, everyone's favorite drink is beer -- either because they drink it, or they're underaged and think it's the epitome of alcoholic beverages. To those people -- I do not advocate underaged drinking and you should avoid doing so! To those of you who actually *like* beer and are able to drink it legally, the bottle featured here is the Samuel Adams Octoberfest... because I like it. See the bottom of the read-me if you dislike that brand.
 
This pack contains four weapons -- two beer bottle weapons and two beer-on-a-stick weapons. Each has a regular bottle version and a broken bottle version. Let the barfights ensue!

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.