Making third person camera more responsive: add following lines in jk2config.cfg : ' seta cg_thirdpersontargetdamp '0.9' ' ' seta cg_thirdpersoncameradamp '0.9' ' you can reduce the numbers to make it less harsh. After doing a lot of digging & research, I actually got it to work seamlessly about two years ago, but neglected to post it because I simply just didnt think to do so, so I apologize for that.

I tried every guide out there, and none of them are successful or repeatable. Removing censoring ( full dismemberment without realistic saber combat)- find seta g_dismemberment '3' and change value to '11381138'. So, like many of you, I was disappointed that dismemberment didnt work quite like it did in Jedi Outcast. EDIT: word of warning - I have no idea if this constitutes as a hack or not, so be careful with using this in multiplayer. But if you don't want to download any files, - you can use Hex Editior to edit jk2gamex86.dll file - Go to OFFSET 107480 and look for 00 00 A0 42 and change it to 00 00 FF 43. Nvidia Improvements - the game was very friendly to being improved by Nvidia control panel, especially sharpening (usually above 50 is bad, but JO was pretty nice on even higher): įixing weapon FOV - if you do the widescreen FOV fix, unfortunately it makes the weapon model look cut off. Download Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast V1.3 english Multiplayer No-cd for Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast for free from the biggest game cracks and game fixes database of Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast.

Edit: At least for me, it cause a crash in Galak Fayar's boss fight.) I would also advise activating GL extensions. Free downloadable content like Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast V1.0 english No-cd/fixed Exe. Graphics tweaks - I used steam post to tweak most in game graphics, due to possibility of Reddit not giving me enough space for everything, here's the link: ( be careful with LOD setting on -2, it causes some problems.

So, recently I started tweaking the shit out of Jedi outcast, and considering most of the stuff I found was scattered on many sites (or barely mentioned), like PCGamingWiki, after about 6-7 hours of tweaking, I decided to make a definitive compilation for all the stuff I used to make the game look much better:

Steam jedi outcast multiplayer crash