Single Player Force Powers

Author: Michael Chastant (MikeC)

Adding force powers to a single player level is a two step process:

1. In the Episode Editor in Jed look under "Create Startup Cog". Select the Jedi rank you want for your character and create the startup cog. This sets what force powers and how many stars are available to your character.

2. Open the startup cog in your favorite text editor. At the end of the cog you will see a section that reads:

timer:

// Force ranking

SetInv(player, 20, 5);

SetInv(player, 14, 4\*50);

jkSyncForcePowers();

Return;

end

In this example it specifies a Jedi rank of 5 (Charge). Directly below the line that reads SetInv(player, 14, 4\50); add lines saying

SetInv(player, 21, 2.0);

SetInvAvailable(player, 21, 1);

The first number in both lines is the bin number for the force power you want to add. The second number in the first line represents the number of stars given to that force power. In this case 2 stars are given to bin 21, which is Force Jump. Add these lines for each force power you want the player to have. Only force powers available to that force ranking can be given, just as with multi player characters. The total number of stars available is also the same as for a multi player character of the same level and the most stars that can be given to any force power is 4.

Here is a list of the bin numbers and the force powers they represent.


Force Jump	21	Force Absorb	28
Force Speed	22	Force Protection	29
Force Seeing	23	Force Throw	30
Force Pull	24	Force Grip	31
Force Healing	25	Force Lightning	32
Force Persuasion	26	Force Destruction	33
Force Blinding	27	Force Deadly Sight	34

For Mysteries of the Sith some of the additional bin numbers are:


Force Far Sight	35	Force Push	38
Force Projection	36	Force Chain-Lightning	39
Force Saber Throw	37