[kotor] Dead Sword from Guild Wars

[Inyri]

Another Guild Wars model replica -- the Dead Sword from the Nightfall campaign.

 

 

>>Download from My Website<<

 

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Knights of the Old Republic

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TITLE: Dead Sword

AUTHOR: Inyri Forge

E-MAIL: ********

WEBSITE: http://inyri.flowinternet.net

 

DATE RELEASED: 17 September 2008

 

CREDITS: Guild Wars, NCsoft, and ArenaNet for their original weapon design.

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: Copy the contents of the archive to your SWKOTOR Override directory.

 

INCLUDED FILES:

-dead_sword.uti

-deadsword1-if.tga

-deadsword1-if.txi

-deadsword2-if.tga

-deadsword2-if.tga

-iw_lngswrd_194.tga

-w_lngswrd_194.mdx

-w_lngswrd_194.mdl

-This Read-me file

 

UNINSTALL INSTRUCTIONS: Remove the above named files from your override folder.

 

DESCRIPTION: Yet another Guild Wars sword that I thought might be a challenge for me. This particular sword can be found on the corpses of various undead creatures in its original game. I have recreated it fairly well I think for KotOR, and you can spawn it ingame (as with any item mod) by using its tag/resref: giveitem dead_sword

 

PERMISSIONS: This mod may not be modified, repackaged, or redistributed in any way without my express consent.

 

 

THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE, OBSIDIAN, OR

LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC. ELEMENTS TM & © LUCASARTS

ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS.

[correllian_thug]

another fine sword, your awesome at this stuff, another download:)

[Xbx_Inthusiast]

Hehe, I have one of those! I totally sold it for 175 ectos back when they weren't as popular as they are today. xD

 

Great modeling job.

[Mav]

I went ahead and treated myself to a look at your .tga's I wasn't shocked to find that the sword is dual meshed/textured, it definitely allows for greater detail, anyways as per the usual, very impressive model, and equally impressive texture. Great job Inyri.