In this tutorial we'll use the software and media specified in the left column, and SW KotOR: TSL for the hyperspace-jump movie. The target audience are all types of users, as virtually anyone can do this with some effort and tinkering. This tutorial has been written for all of those willing to add their own cut-scenes, CGI created movies or any other animated media to a game using BINK video (it also serves as documentation for the creation process itself). Please, respect the effort and work of people and have fun out there! In case I find it's being abused, I'll take the proper actions to prevent such abuse from happening in the future. I'm releasing this with the hope of giving out something useful and interesting, that can help others with their own work. In case there's doubt, It doesn't matter whether someone uses a nickname or his/her real name, copyright remains property of the individual who produces the work. It's strictly forbidden to copy, modify or distribute this work without permission. This tutorial and all material (including but not limited to: screenshots, clips, art-work) is Copyright 2006 blawk, All Rights Reserved. Ready-to-use PRJ/3DS meshes for our scene.A brain, two hands (or one and half), a keyboard, a mouse (optical preferred).*: depends on the desired results, and if you want to create your own scene and meshes from scratch. 'Not too advanced' modeling skills with 3D Studio MAX *.Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords ( optional).A tutorial on how cut-scenes can be created and then compressed in the popular game-oriented BINK video format Back TSL Retro-Mod Requirements Software

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