In your Jedi Academy Base folder, you'll see several files with .pk3 extension (assets0.pk, assets1.pk3 and others). You'll need to use Pakscape to open up these files.
Open assets1.pk3, and there should be a folder called "textures". Copy it whenever you want in your computer, and there you go - you have all in-game textures in one folder. They are ready to edit - you can use GIMP or any other graphics program to edit it. Remember to save it in standard JPEG encoding - if you'll save it in Progressive encoding, the error will show up when you try to start up the game.
When you've edited textures, open Pakscape and copy the "textures" folder into it. Then, save it as "textures.pk3" in your Base folder. Done :)
Star wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy costs atleast 100$ when i bought it.
No it is not.
Yes
No it does not. But Jedi Academy does.
Things like mods - maps - skins are commonly put into your Jedi academy> gamedata>base folder
Quit trying. Go get a job. And a life.
Because you don't have it installed.
You cannot die under any circumstances.
Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy does indeed work on the Xbox 360. You should be able to play after a short update so make sure your Internet connection is working.
i don't think you can
It is :)
sort of.