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Clan Mod

Jedi Academy Server Mod

Download this project as a .zip file

About

This was made for server administrative control and to aid clan control. It comes with a bunch of ready admin commands for your enjoyment and security system to prevent crashing. It is very similar to Makermod & JA+ due to the ability to place objects and FX on any given map and the function to use emotions, admin commands, and along the lines everything else. It comes with 5 levels of admin powers for your clan if your into that sorta thing. Each with its own password protection and simple tool to customize the selection of admin powers for each.

Everything is edited by the server.cfg file in its folder ClanMod along with other changable settings such as, Custom messages, Server name, force enable/disable.

Wiki Docs

Administrative Commands

CVar Bitrates

Emote Commands

Saying Commands

Server Commands

Server Settings

Player Commands

UI Commands

Hosting a Server (Windows)

You need to have Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy installed either from Steam, GOG or CD.

Download the .zip of ClanMod, navigate to the “GameData” folder and unzip the contents here.

Edit the “clanmod/server.cfg” file with notepad. These are your server settings.

Double click on “clanmod_server.bat” and your server will start up.

Hosting a Server (Linux x86_64)

All the commands below are done in a terminal interface.

Make a directory (mkdir “game”). In the “game” folder, make another one called “base”.

You need the Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy base folder assets .pk3 files in the “base” directory.

Download the .zip of ClanMod, and unarchive the contents to the “game” folder.

Edit the “clanmod/server.cfg” file with vi. These are your server settings.

Press the “I” key to edit. Press “ESC” when done editing.

Press “:WQ” to write and quit the server.cfg file after you’re done editing.

Type in “chmod a+x ./clanmod_server.x86_64.sh”.

Now type in “./clanmod_server.x86_64.sh” and your server is running.

Hosting a Server (Linux i386)

Follow the instructions above, but replace x86_64 for i386.

You might see error messages. The files may require additional dependencies.

Resources

JKHub Wiki

JKHub Forums

ModDB Page

SourceForge Page

NewAgeSoldier Blog