IwanEvers_1992

A question I asked myself when I wanted to ask for a mod request and couldn't make a post since I am a new user. I understand that maybe because of spam but isn't there a check you have do before you even create an account for such things?

I got Jedi Academy to run on a Raspberry pi 3b+. This is how it runs in this indoor section of the second level of the game. This is however one if it's better moments as when you go into more open area's the game will drop to the 30's and even the low 20's as you might see when I look at the door opening in the video. Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEb8lNo3Yvw

I read online that there were 2 attempts to be a sequal to Jedi Academy (probably following the Dark Side ending) but what happend to them? Does anyone know why they never saw the light of day?

So I got openjk (academy and outcast) to work on a raspberry pi 3b+ but even with everything on low, when there is alot on screen the game starts to lose frames. I have found out that openjk (and I believe jedi academy and outcast in general) only uses on of the 4 cores of the pi making the game run on a single core clocked at 1,4GHz. Like the title says. Is there anything else I can do to improve performance?

Hoi i'm Iwan and i'm a newcomer to this forum. I started to play jedi outcast when I was 6 and i've always loved these games. Recently I bought a Raspberry Pi 3 b+ and got Openjk working on it. Jedi Outcast's singleplayer works fine but Jedi academy's single and multiplayer run a little on the bad side. The reason for this is that the Pi can run the game well but when there get's a lot on the screen (more polygons) then it starts to run slow. I wanted to do a request in the modding section for a small/ low polygon count multiplayer map but then I saw that you need to make 10 posts in other sections do be able to do that wich makes sense I guess so I thought to make a welcome post to begin with