A lot of what's there we already have in some form, so try to use as little as possible. Do you really need those super-HD trees from Endor? Probably not.įrom what I gather, textures in the new game are somewhat tricky to work with anywy. There are certain map elements that are not yet available elsewhere which it should be okay to use, but don't go overboard with this. For instance, the DLT-20A on Facepunch has both the first person and third person models, and the third person model has 5 different LODs, each with varying detail levels. But my advice here would be to use the LOD/Third Person versions. There are weapons in this game that are safe to use. Weapons are a slightly different case, though my suggestion about looking elsewhere first still counts. For the most part, many things have already been done with regards to units in SWBF before the new game came out, so you should not need to use much here. If you need, say, the Tatooine Rebel helmet, or the Jump Trooper jump pack, then that would probably be fine, but as far as anything else goes, try to find alternatives first. However, it is not going to be a wise idea to convert too many units from the new game to the old ones. Obviously, as the stormtrooper models were a test for anybody to try out, it's okay to use them in a mod. So, here I will set out what is best for these assets. I talked these issues over with Led, and we came to an understanding. Given the fact it is a recent game, there were a few issues rolling around in my mind. That test was to test just how far we could push the engine. As many of you will know, a while back I tested out a conversion of the DICE stormtrooper units for Star Wars: Battlefront II.

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