Inyri

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

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 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 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 pack includes three of Zidane Tribal's staves from Final Fantasy 9: The Ogre, Exploda, and the Butterfly Sword. Each are somewhat stylistically different from their originals to look less cartoony and fit in better to Jedi Academy.

This sword was made as a request from the JK series boards at FileFront’s forums. Little did I know at the time that the weapon is actually from Bleach, else I might not have done it, but here it is anyhow.

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.

I've always been very interested with medieval and older times. I had at one time dreamt of a mod of such a thing. I've realized that probably won't happen, but in the mean time I felt like releasing these models for public use, in case it spurs some properly themed maps. They are free for use (see Distribution Notes for more info). Bare in mind that certain of the models (targets, campfire, and dummy) are better suited with a modelscale of approximately 1.5. The rest seem adequately sized, unless you prefer a larger tent .

This is a model of a pickhammer, one of the variety of weapons that can be found in the game Fable: The Lost Chapters. There are two different versions of the weapon included: the steel pickhammer and the master's pickhammer. Both models are completely custom made, from mesh to texture, using Fable assets as reference material only. These blades use default sword sounds from the base game and are not throwable (it's a big steel hammer - it's heavy!).

There isn’t a good model to make Altair with, but I did feel motivated to make a hoodless variant of the assassin robes with the human male Jedi model. It’s very simple, but kind of has that feel to it. Also if you prefer colored robes, you can color the white portion of them through the in-game customization.

Well I got bored making music video-style videos for Jedi Academy, so I thought a little uniqueness was in order. This video is a combination of filmed action from Jedi Academy and photoshopped frame-by-frame sections. The video was meant to, as accurately as possible, give Jedi Academy that Final Fantasy VII feel.
 
To compelete the "FF7 Look" the Cloud/Sephiroth models have been used, as well as the Advent Children Weapons Pack. The good old-fashioned FF7 battle theme might make one believe they were really watching a FF7 gameplay clip instead of a Jedi Academy video. And what Final Fantasy battle is complete without the ever-present victory fanfare?
 
At the end of the battle you will come to the experience screen, but here in Jedi Academy things are a little.... different.

This is Yun's lightsaber from the game Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight. I made it from only one reference picture, so I hope it's accurate. It features a chrome shader as well as a specular shader, so there should be no lack of shininess.

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).

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

I’ve been rather bored with game modding lately, so I decided to spice things up by making a model and asking members of the community to submit skins for it in the form of a pseudo-contest. The model is of a dwarven sword and there are twelve included variants total, each named by author.
 
Thanks to the following people for participating: Ambrom, Jalechah, megaman295, Posezion, Raschu, reelo2228, SH()CKER, Sithmaster 555, Soleutator, stotto, yodaman123

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 is a group of 9 weapons based on the game "Final Fantasy X," including 6 new sabers and 3 demolitions weapons.
 
INCLUDED WEAPONS:
Tidus's Longsword (with staff variant)
Tidus's Brotherhood
Auron's Katana
Yuna's Nirvana
Kimahri's Spiritlance
Rikku's Claws (dual sabers)
Lulu's Pupu (detonation pack)
Wakka's Blitzball (thermal detonator)
Sphere (trip mine // laser trap)

SP SABER COMMANDS:
Tidus's Longsword > tidus_longsword, tidus_longsword_staff
Tidus's Brotherhood > brotherhood
Auron's Katana > auron_katana
Yuna's Nirvana > yuna_nirvana
Kimahri's Spiritlance > spiritlance
Rikku's Claws > rikku_claw (right hand only), rikku_claw_left (left hand only)

FIXES DURING BETA:
Fixed several soundsets which were "off" due to copypasting.
Fixed several shaders.
Fixed an error with plane transparency on Kimahri's Spiritlance thanks Trauma.
Fixed the blitzball soundset to reflect the consistency of a blitzball rather than a metal thermal detonator.
Fixed several sabers which did not bounce off of the architecture.
Fixed the hilt color of Auron's Katana to reflect ingame photos rather than the artist rendering.
Fixed several missing/incorrect sounds.
Fixed thermal detonator belt now reflects the blitzball.

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 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...