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1. #JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS HOW TO#
2. #JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS SKIN#
3. #JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS TRIAL#

There are many commands that can be useful for that: cg_draw2D, cg_thirpersonangle, cg_thirpersonrange, cg_thirdpersonpitch, timescale, cg_forceregentime, notarget, b_npcfreeze, screenshot, levelshot, screenshot silent, and npc spawn. Ok, now you're ready to take screenshots of your character doing whatever you may think ofĢ – Scenes: screenshooting for records, wallpapers or just for fun This command will set the Force regeneration at the fastest rate, saving you precious minutes. notarget will disable their eventual aggressive mood toward you while b_npcfreeze 1 will freeze them in the position they are.Īnother useful command will greatly help you in saving time: cg_forceregentime 0. Ok, about the other useful commands: you have to keep in mind that you might want to add an NPC now and then to vary your screenies. A value of 0 is possible but will not put you in first person mode. This command is used with angle in degrees from 0 (back view) to 359 which means 180 for front view and 90 and 270 for the side views.Ĭg_thirpersonrange is the command that sets the distance of the camera from the character. But as it stays focused on the character, you can achieve the same result by moving your mouse (values can be either positive or negative)Ĭg_thirdpersonangle allows you to modify the horizontal angle of the camera, ie whether you look at the character from behind (like in saber camera mode) or from the front or sides. 3 commands are useable but I've found that only 2 of them are really useful.Ĭg_thirpersonpitch allows you to modify the position of the camera on a vertical axis while staying at the same distance.

#JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS HOW TO#

Ok, now how to define a camera angle and distance. Imagine if you have to type those commands 20 times in a row, you would do well to bind them at first to avoid the mess I had to face at first. I also suggest you bind the command timescale 1 to a key, in order to get back to normal (100%) speed, whenever you need to. This way you can try to find what the best angle to take a screenshot in a kata or any special move. this will give you the time to observe how moves are done, and usually you have the time to change the camera angle too.

Everything is affected: console appearing more slowly, shaders staying longer on screen, sabers trails staying longer also. I bound a key to the command timescale 0.01 which will slow down the overall game speed at 1% of it's normal speed. I use several keys bound to several commands to have an ergonomic screen-shooting configuration. First bind a key to the screenshot command (/bind screenshot) and one to the screenshot silent command (/bind screenshot silent).īefore you start hitting your screenshot bind key, you have to prepare your tools (i.e. Thus you'll be able to define what camera angle you want to use, what distance there will be between the camera and your character, etc. You have first to imagine what it should look like once done.

#JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS TRIAL#

Okay, taking a screenshot for a portrait is mainly a question of patience and trial and error. There are many commands that can be useful for that: cg_draw2D, cg_thirpersonangle, cg_thirpersonrange, cg_thirdpersonpitch, timescale, cg_forceregentime, notarget, b_npcfreeze, screenshot, levelshot, and screenshot silent.

pictures of something happening, implying the presence of other characters) SP mode is better because you can control the NPCs and place them where you want, in the position you want.Īlright, now I'm going to explain how I proceed to take a screenshot for portraits.ġ – Portraits: screenshooting for profile pic making. Now, if you want to create 'scenes', (i.e.

#JEDI OUTCAST MULTIPLAYER CHARACTER PORTRAITS SKIN#

Let's say you want to take a screenie of your character, with your prefered skin and saber, it's easier to select those from the MP menu than to call the commands in the console. I would strongly recommend MP mode for screenies that are directed toward 'portraits' of your digital character. This can be done by starting up a solo multiplayer game and accessing the console (Shift + ` ) Then, type Devmapĭepending on what kind of screenshot you want to take, SP or MP mode are different. Prerequisites: in order to be able to take real custom screenshots, you must at first enable the cheat mode. 7.3.2: Advanced Screenshot Tactics - Odan-Wei Belouve - May 22 04:47am