• New FPS-like controls (click the little person in the bottom left hand corner) (this works better if you click through to the full-screen version)
• Bug fixes that let older maps like Frag Factory render
• Various behind-the-scenes improvements

Regarding MotS cutscenes on the front page, here's something that could also be featured there for people to check out (I've only tested it on OpenJKDF2, there's a chance that it might work under JkGfxMod or even the original game):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ngl2SnnmVIPv7geaXLpYhRbRmYycSTmu/view?usp=sharing

Basically it's partially based on MotS' own cutscenes.goo files and the edits Edward made for his project back in 2009/2010 or so. And it's very very jerry-rigged.

I remade all of Kyle's mission cutscenes (and the intro) from Mysteries of the Sith and uploaded them to youtube in HD. I didn't know who to tell besides my younger brother who I used to play the game with when we were kids. Don't know if I'll make a part 2 since I can't open some of the cinematic levels in game. But here are Kyle's missions at least. I had to re edit parts of the cinematics because the cinematics are very buggy in-game.

• Corrected error with vornattack1, now being the correct sound
• Improved sounds of rancchew1 and rancchew3
• Replaced 10 sound effects with high quality 44kHz stereo sounds from source!
• Bryar mount sound, metal walking and running sounds, etc.
• Included spreadsheet to track sounds from source included with release

A re-texture of the Moldy Crow 3DO turning it into a 90s era Stock Car, with racing colours, sponsor logos and the number 41.
This model is an homage to the car seen in the DAYTONA USA Arcade Game from 1994.

This model was made purely for fun and despite the implication of the screenshots, was NOT created for a larger mod or level set.

A Faithful re-creation of a 1999 Pepsi vending machine with Star Wars Episode 1 the Phantom Menace advertising. If you wanna make your map look like it was made circa 1999-2002, then look no further than this 90's Nostalgia Wave piece of scenery!

• 442 high quality 22kHz stereo JK sound effects, replacing low quality MotS where possible
• 209 upscaled MotS sound effects-- from 11kHz mono to 44.1kHz mono
• 497 upscaled MotS voice dialogue recordings-- from 11kHz mono to 44.1kHz mono

• Since V1.0, nearly all sound effects were redone for better results.
• Upscaled Voices finished
• Force Pull and Push sounds are swapped
• Cover art graphic for the project, by KnightCop (Thanks!)

Enemy 5-pack, using unreleased early JK development weapons!

The Tusken prod and stormtrooper rifle repeater, as seen in early JK advertisements, were ultimately scrapped before the final release. However, related files were left behind in both JK and MotS original game assets. The weapons and their functions were recreated as faithfully as possible to the available source material. The AI for repeater rifle enemies gives them a long-range preference.

The following enemies use these weapons:

• 1/2: Brown/Black Tusken with Tusken Prod
• 3: Imperial Commando with Repeater Rifle
• 4: Stormtrooper with Repeater Rifle

In addition, a fifth early development enemy is included: 8t88's Beast/Dog Grendel. The enemy, as seen in cutscenes, was intended for use in JK. Unused files were left in MotS assets. It was discarded possibly because it needed the "leap" ai instinct, which was not ready until MotS. I suspect this because the key animations correlate with the Vornskyr leap attack. Interestingly, the upper and lower jaw textures were renamed and reused for the Vornskyr. Another iteration of this enemy was found in "The Continuing Adventures of Mara Jade" in which the model was used as a _flyactor; whereas accurately the enemy was designed to primarily walk. I would like to emphasize the enemy is a boss and is designed to be a challenge. While it functions in both JK and MotS, the leaping instinct in MotS gives it the more authentic experience. Lastly, original and upscaled sounds for the dog are included, for your preference.