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A '''cutscene''' refers to an in-game cinematic sequence | A '''cutscene''' refers to an in-game cinematic sequence. There are two kinds of cutscene used in [[Jedi Academy]] and [[Jedi Outcast]]. | ||
# Full motion video, using [[.roq]] files | |||
[[ | # Cinematic scenes within the game engine run by [[ICARUS]] scripting, using [[NPC]] characters. | ||
Cutscenes play out encounters or story line events in a way that the player cannot interact with. If [[g_subtitles]] is toggled to "1", the game will display the subtitles for any dialogue in the chosen language. | |||
[[File:cutscene.jpg|thumbnail |A cutscene in Jedi Academy]] | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Pressing the key [[bound]] for "+use" or typing "+use" in the console skips the cinematic | * Pressing the key [[bound]] for "+use" or typing "+use" in the console skips the cinematic | ||
* The player can control [[npc]] actors by using the "[[control]]" command | * The player can control [[npc]] actors by using the "[[control]]" command | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 6 November 2021
A cutscene refers to an in-game cinematic sequence. There are two kinds of cutscene used in Jedi Academy and Jedi Outcast.
- Full motion video, using .roq files
- Cinematic scenes within the game engine run by ICARUS scripting, using NPC characters.
Cutscenes play out encounters or story line events in a way that the player cannot interact with. If g_subtitles is toggled to "1", the game will display the subtitles for any dialogue in the chosen language.
