Realistically, this is just the vanilla game but with my bindings and the mod pack. Similarly, if you'd rather not have mouse look (because reasons?), don't remove completely but instead remove the contents of the dforces.pie script and the game will continue to function as anticipated but without mouse look. If you don't want the mod, just remove MOD.GOB from the Dark Forces folder. Just did some checking and the imperial officers wear grey uniforms (because the brown looked awful) the blaster bolt is a brighter color, and the gear up cutscene from the demo is added back in. For example, I know there's a bowcaster in there, but I think that's the biggest modification. I'm not sure what is and isn't there or where it came from, but I've always wanted a near vanilla experience, so none of it changes the game much and at worst some of the content to make some elements closer to Jedi Knight. I also included a pack of mods I compiled a very long time ago. To modify mouse mappings, modify the GlovePie dforces.pie script in the /gpie folder.

To modify key mappings, use the DOSBox Control+F1 tool.

The GlovePie integration launches automatically with the application and shuts itself down afterward, so you don't have to fuss with turning it on and off.Įxtract all of the files in the archive to your Dark Forces main directory.

This is a compilation of key mappings and a GlovePie script that is intended to allow the game to be played more like a modern FPS while retaining close to a vanilla aesthetic. Don't like tricking your game in to letting you finish it? Me neither.

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