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[aLPHA]

I might make some youtube videos of this in the future but oh well...

Lego star wars has a layout very similar to that of LRR (Cfg, AE files, etc.) I have managed to mod the game by editing the LSW equivalent of the AE by making a giant running gonk droid. I have also made bar tender yoda, and enabled Zam Wesell and the naboo star fighter (those are not in the game by default, but with some clever CharacterTXT file editing I have done it)

All these files are located in the Lego Data folder, under Chars. I hope we see a future of many great LSW mods!

UPDATE:
Found this.
http://www.maxconsol...-modding&p=4670
LSWii Xbox=LSW PC?

UPDATE:
Skinning mods? I'll take a look at that.
http://www.minifigcu....com/forum/1962

[RockmoddeR]

That right there is pretty cool stuff.

[aLPHA]

I now need a DAT. file cracker. Notepad won't open it because the file is too large (1.03 GB)

Any ideas? LSWii would be alot more fun to mod than LSW IMO.

[Joe9412]

Modify Lego Star Wars the Complete Saga and i will be more impressed then i already am.

[aLPHA]

I don't have it, but I believe that it has a similar layout as LSWii

I wish this was a forum, would make posting stuff much easier. *sighs* Anyways, the audio files (AKA WGT. files) can be played (edited?) with Evil Player.
http://www.hakeem.gi...dk/download.php

UPDATE:
These files are also found in LSWii

[RR Rocks]

Good ol' LSW Modding, first times first times...

If you need any help with how skinning works or what has been found out about it, Im your man! LSW was the first game I EVER modded. I have done it for 6 years now (wow time sure dose fly).

If you mod the demo, you can even change the size, gravity, speed, health as a NPC and so on and so on...

[Xiron]

If you mod the demo, you can even change the size, gravity, speed, health as a NPC and so on and so on...

I remember doing that with the demo. I remember a friend who I borrowed the full version from and I could still do that with it. But when I bought my own sometime later, I couldn't do it anymore.

[Joe9412]

I would let you borrow it if i knew you irl

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

I might make some youtube videos of this in the future but oh well...

Lego star wars has a layout very similar to that of LRR (Cfg, AE files, etc.) I have managed to mod the game by editing the LSW equivalent of the AE by making a giant running gonk droid. I have also made bar tender yoda, and enabled Zam Wesell and the naboo star fighter (those are not in the game by default, but with some clever CharacterTXT file editing I have done it)

All these files are located in the Lego Data folder, under Chars. I hope we see a future of many great LSW mods!

UPDATE:
Found this.
http://www.maxconsol...-modding&p=4670
LSWii Xbox=LSW PC?

UPDATE:
Skinning mods? I'll take a look at that.
http://www.minifigcustomizationnetwork.com/forum/1962

0_o How did you get Zam and the Naboo fighter?

I now need a DAT. file cracker. Notepad won't open it because the file is too large (1.03 GB)

Any ideas? LSWii would be alot more fun to mod than LSW IMO.

Notepad sucks. Use Notepad++ or a hex editor instead.

[aLPHA]

Tried those. I gave up on modding it already.

[Rock Raider fan no.1]

Good ol' LSW Modding, first times first times...

If you need any help with how skinning works or what has been found out about it, Im your man! LSW was the first game I EVER modded. I have done it for 6 years now (wow time sure dose fly).

If you mod the demo, you can even change the size, gravity, speed, health as a NPC and so on and so on...

Off topic: Dont you mean Good NEW LSW Modding?

On Topic: if you can mod LSW 2 Can you try to make The "Use old save" Characters playable in the Plaza? i dont have it any more (sold it on eBay) cause now i have LSW TCS but i would like to see it

[aLPHA]

*necros this topic*

I managed to extract the sounds and particle effects out of Lego Star Wars 2 dat file using winstripper. I think it's some sort of package file that has a .dat extension so people can't mod it and see how it works. It's too big to open in a text editor, so I have no idea what type of file it is by comparing the header.

[Sonic322]

Are there any programs that exist that can take the header out of a file and tell you what kind of file it is?

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

*necros this topic*

I managed to extract the sounds and particle effects out of Lego Star Wars 2 dat file using winstripper. I think it's some sort of package file that has a .dat extension so people can't mod it and see how it works. It's too big to open in a text editor, so I have no idea what type of file it is by comparing the header.

A hex editor should work.

[CTXXTC]

Ahem: http://www.rockraide...h__1#entry28418

[origamiguy]

*necros this topic*

I have written a .dat extractor (but no recompiler yet) that is confirmed to work on both Lego Star Wars II and Bionicle Heroes (the latter using a [very heavily] modified LSW engine).
I'll link it if there's any interest.

[JrMasterModelBuilder]

*necros this topic*

I have written a .dat extractor (but no recompiler yet) that is confirmed to work on both Lego Star Wars II and Bionicle Heroes (the latter using a [very heavily] modified LSW engine).
I'll link it if there's any interest.

That'd be great! Game extractor is slow especially since I can only get it to work on my old XP laptop.

[jamesster]

*necros this topic*

I have written a .dat extractor (but no recompiler yet) that is confirmed to work on both Lego Star Wars II and Bionicle Heroes (the latter using a [very heavily] modified LSW engine).
I'll link it if there's any interest.

That'd be great! Game extractor is slow especially since I can only get it to work on my old XP laptop.

Yeah, it works on my XP laptop too, but not my 7 desktop. Odd. I did get it to launch once, then it froze... I'd certainly be interested in one that might actually work on this computer.

[origamiguy]

http://will.kirk.by/...tStandalone.zip

Enjoy!

"Open With..." or pass the filename(s) via commandline if you're that kinda person.

[Cyrem]

http://willkirkby.me...tStandalone.zip

Enjoy!

"Open With..." or pass the filename(s) via commandline if you're that kinda person.

He does it again!

Thanks mate.

EDIT: *then realises I don't have the PC version of LSW2*