Horatio Culver

Oh, that makes sense. I remember setting that to 1 when I was looking for g_autoMapCycle. Thank you.

I usually don't play MP, but when I started a CTF game today, I saw this: What is this radar thing? I don't like it; it's ugly and it covers up all the other information. It acts like a normal radar, except the arrows are replaced with bird's eye views of the playermodels. It was probably an idea that was never finished so was taken out of the base game, but I might have accidentally activated it through console commands. However, I've gone through the cvars and haven't been able to find what command it is. Anyone know how I can deactivate it? Sorry if this is a stupid question; I don't play multiplayer much.

@AshuraDX - Any progress? I don't mean to rush you, take your time, but I would just like to know how far you are.

Welcome! I'm new here, too. http://jkhub.org/topic/696-mugs-list-of-mods-everyone-should-have/

Some may recognize the Korriban skybox. The background changes to another skybox every minute for variety: No idea where it got this number: I've got more space on my computer than that. It's said "775.6 MB free" for months. This is how I get away with so little things on my desktop:

Man, this is hard. Let's see ... I like a lot of the improvements in Jedi Academy, like the dual sabers/saber staff, new force powers in SP, etc., and JKA is also a lot easier to mod, but it doesn't come close to Jedi Outcast's storyline and levels. I'll vote for Jedi Outcast, because I prefer the base game, but I like modding Jedi Academy more (especially since I've imported the Jedi Outcast levels into Jedi Academy).

Maybe his brief fall to the dark side had an effect on his physical appearance?

The same way "explosions" are called "eplosions?"

http://jediknight3.filefront.com/file/RC_Style_Sniper_Scope_and_Effects;115333 Yours looks a lot better, though. Nice work!

Geez, when I first saw those pictures, I thought they were screenshots from another game that you were using for reference/inspiration. They looked way to good to be Jedi Academy.

I'm going to take an educated guess that that map texture is the Yavin system. The large planet is the gas giant Yavin, and the arrows are pointing to Yavin IV, the Imperials' destination. This explains why the texture only appears on the Doomgiver.

Audacity can convert to 44100Hz. Try that.

I just downloaded it again, and it worked the second time. I didn't do anything special.

It's not working for me either. I can't unarchive the .zip. Edit: Never mind, it's working now, at least for me.

You don't have to do this if you're too busy, but it would also be cool to have an Accelerated Charged Particle Array Gun (from Republic Commando) replacing the Flechette, to go along with the Trandoshan. One more thing for customization: JEDI ACADEMY NEEDS MORE GOGGLES! Just an idea, it would be pretty cool.

Yes, but there's only two different Rodian NPCs. Ashura has four skins.

That looks great! I won't be able to use my laptop much this week, though, because my plug broke and the computer is out of batteries. I ordered a new plug, but until it comes, I'll have to use my sister's PowerBook G4, which is incredibly old and slow. Edit: Yeah, I haven't figured out how to randomize an NPCs' skins like jedi_random, though I've always wanted to. Don't worry about the NPCs though, all I need are the models. I'll probably end up replacing the four Weequay NPCs with Rodians, or something similar to that.

Thanks! Your head is a great improvement over the base Trandoshan. Even Wookieepedia calls the old ones, and I quote, "misshapen-headed." I just wanted to give your head a more interesting body.

I'll just stick with this computer. It's got Photoshop, TextEdit, StuffIt, Audacity, QuickTime, Preview, Firefox, and Jedi Academy, which is really all I need for modding.

I don't even know if Mountain Lion would even work on my computer, it's so old. Anyway, I don't even need it. I can survive without ModView.

Open TextEdit and paste this: jetpack { playerModel model name class CLASS_BOBAFETT }"model name" should be replaced with the name of the model you want to use. Save as jetpack.npc and put in a folder called "npcs" (no quotes). Put the npcs folder in a folder called "ext_data" (again, no quotes). Now create an archive of the "ext_data" folder and rename the zip archive as "jetpack.pk3" (once again, no quotes). Put this in your Jedi Academy/base folder. Open TextEdit again and paste this: playermodel jetpack notarget playerteam player notarget and save as "jetpack.cfg" (no quotes). Put this in your Library/Application Support/Jedi Academy/base folder. Open Jedi Academy and type in the console "bind x exec jetpack.cfg" (no quotes). x can be replaced with whatever key you want. Whenever you start a new level, press this key and you'll have a jetpack and the model you want. Note: This is for Single Player. I don't know if it'll work for Multiplayer.

10.4.11. If I want to get any higher, I'm pretty sure I'll have to pay money, which would be a bit difficult at the moment.