MSH files (models/geometry), TGAs (textures), and the associated. The MSH folder contains assets used by your soldiers, such as. The Effects folder contains particle effects used by your side, such as explosions, powerups, and hit effects. What’s the point of all these folders? They contain things specific to your side, not found in the Common folder… Soon you will be just as confused as I am. Then you craft your Jedi’s weapon, force powers, and moves - or more likely you steal them from other Jedi, since you, like me, don’t have a clue how to animate! Unlike a 'real' Jedi, this process doesn’t include a years-long quest for finding some type of crystal or other, sleeping outside under the stars and drinking nothing but Venti Lattes – no foam, soy milk and just a hint of cinnamon, and I swear if you put regular milk again in I’m going to have my severe gastrointestinal reactions in your face, you hear?! It also includes learning about cloth and tentacles – or perhaps you owned a Dress-Me-Up Squid™ as a child and already know all about both of those topics. Then you will have to create the basic character for your Jedi - this means making sure everything important is included in the side, such as textures, models, and animations.

In order to create a Jedi, or any other soldier, you will have to do a few things: First, you will have to create a side for your Jedi to be part of, or if you have already created your own side, you will have to add the REQ files for a new character. Well, then you’ve come to the right place, Young Pada….ha, gotcha.

Hmm, it seems someone has gotten ahead of himself…I thought I heard somewhere that you want to create a Jedi.

Battlefront 2 customization mod