Soundtrack of Jedi Knight II

[Random]

Anyone has information, how to get the soundtrack of this beautiful game?
Thanks for any useful piece of advice.

[Sminmorph]

All of it is from the movies, so just find the soundtrack to the original trilogy and find which tracks you want.

[Chemischer Kuckuck]

Go to your Steam directory, go to "steamapps\common\jedi outcast\GameData\base", open the file "assets0.pk3" with winrar. All the music is in the folder "music" in MP3 format!

[Random]

引用自 Chainworm：

Go to your Steam directory, go to "steamapps\common\jedi outcast\GameData\base", open the file "assets0.pk3" with winrar. All the music is in the folder "music" in MP3 format!

Thank you, it works perfectly, Chainworm ftw : )

[Marc Timothy Moses]

引用自 Chainworm666：

Go to your Steam directory, go to "steamapps\common\jedi outcast\GameData\base", open the file "assets0.pk3" with winrar. All the music is in the folder "music" in MP3 format!

my father put an admin password on my own laptop with a next to impossible password so i can't download winrar without it saying "enter your admin password to continue."

[N'fol]

Both Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast and Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy use the Quake 3 engine. The pk3 files used are just zip files with a different file extension, so anything that handles zip files should be able to extract items.

If you're really stuck with not being able to install programs, you could try something like http://portableapps.com/ which lets you install programs to a USB stick or local directory. Using that, install 7-Zip Portable[portableapps.com] and use that to open the pk3 file. (Small disclaimer: I've PortableApps and 7-Zip[7-zip.org], but not the portable version of 7-Zip.) (Side note: WinRAR[rarlabs.com] is perfectly fine if you get it installed, but costs money after the trial period, and I didn't see an official portable version of it.)

[rkilyan]

I just used 7-Zip and this topic. Thanks for the advice.

Here is the directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Outcast\GameData\base. The file is assets0.pk3.

7-Zip is a FREE download. I needed it when I wanted to upgrade to Eduke32 and joined Duke4.net. I would recommend you make a folder first AND THEN extract everything from assets0.pk3. There are a lot of files that are going to come out of that thing. Just right click and go down to "Extract files...". The music is in a folder as mp3, and there are also loads of textures that you could use in Eduke32 if you wanted. Unfortunately they need to be converted to a PNG or a BMP and are very large or too big to be used. So I would just use them for texture inspiration. However, there are NO catches with the music.

I'm warning you, make sure you have a nice SEPARATE folder to extract these files to; there will be LOTS of stuff from there. DO NOT make the same mistake that I did, and just blow it out on to your desktop.

Thanks again for the tips.