An Xbox DLC Installer for 'Umbara: Airbase' Map. Includes Umbara: Airbase - Clone Wars Conquest by bk2modder. Includes 501st Legion and Umbaran militia skins, as well as new heroes Savage Opress, Pong Krell, Captain Rex, and Commander OOM-9, all complete with custom animations and combos!
Please Consider downloading the updated version here: Moddb.com
This is a DLC Installer that has been modified to install the 'Umbara: Airbase' DLC Map for Star Wars: Battlefront II on the OG Xbox. It includes the following maps:
- Umbara: Airbase - Clone Wars (conquest)
These installers were originally supplied by Harcroft and Amygrrl, the installer's modifications were performed by bk2modder. Copy the swbf2_XBOX_Umbara_Installer_v100 folder (extraced from the zip) to your Xbox and run the .xbe to install. See Install section for more details.
It is compatible with the existing DLC content (and should be compatible with Teancum's Xbox Mod). It works with copies of the game located on an Xbox HDD as well as disc versions!
Requires a softmodded/hardmodded Xbox or Xbox 360!
Current version as of writing: v1.0.1
Changelog for v1.0.1
Because of the complexity of this map, simplifications had to be made compared to Sereja's original vision. The map size is reduced, and vehicles are limited to AT-RTs, BARC speeders, Umbaran Tanks, and Umbaran Fighters. There are no more local Banshees.
Additionally, splitscreen modes include various compromises to work on Xbox. See below. Each level of changes rolls into the next (so any omissions for 2 player splitscreen are omitted from 4 player, etc.)
Multiplayer (XLink or Insignia) default to the 4-player level of compromise to maximize compatibility.
1 Player:
2 Player:
3 Player or Multiplayer
4 Player
Umbara: Airbase
--Sereja - Original Umbara: Shadow Forest map
--Conversion Pack Team and Commander Keller - 501st Legion Skin assets
--DarthD.U.C.K. - Backpack addons
--Gistech - Clones with SWBF1-style Kama assets, Captain Rex asset
--RepComm - Visor Addon
--thelegend/el_fabricio - Pong Krell assets
Additional Credits:
--GameToast - Wonderful community that provides invaluable modding help, resources, and assets
--GTTeancum - Pioneering Xbox modding, invaluable documentation and help
--BAD_AL, AnthonyBF2, iamashaymin, dave_wsa30h - Console modding documentation and help
--BAD_AL, Phantom, marley8997 - BF2 Sound Build Environment
--psych0fred - Docs and Assets
--tirpider - SchMEee (tool)
--Calrissian97 - MSHConsole (tool)
--LucasFilm, LucasArts, Pandemic: Stock assets, base game, DLC content, sounds, and intellectual property
-Scripting, side modification, custom animations and combos - bk2modder
-Xbox Port - bk2modder
Umbara
-Conquest (CW);
--Heroes (singleplayer): Pong Krell (REP), Savage Opress (CIS)
--Heroes (splitscreen): Captain Rex (REP), Commander OOM-9 (CIS)
Please be aware of your DLC Mission limit! There are 61 total map slots, 26 of which are occupied by Pandemic's DLC missions. This pack occupies 1 further slots.
With special thanks to AnthonyBF2, BAD-AL, GTTeancum and Shaymin for sharing info on Xbox/console modding.
(Xbox SWBFII DLC packages on moddb)
[Moddb.com]
(Battlefront II modding community)
[Gametoast.com]
To use this installer you must have run Star Wars Battlefront II on your Xbox at least once prior to installation. Or you can create the folder
4c41001a inside E:\TDATA\ prior to use of this installer.
Copy the swbf2_XBOX_CWEndorHoth_Installer folder to your Xbox and run the .xbe to install.
If you already have a copy of the content installed from this game you will have to remove it prior to installation with this installer, or the
content will not copy.
You can find the content stored in E:\TDATA\4c41001a\
To uninstall, delete the following directory from your XBOX:
/E/TDATA/4c41001a/$c/4c41001a00000011
-None known at this time
SCREENSHOTS:
Alternate Addon System version available here: Mediafire.com
Original Xbox DLC Installer Readme file:
Star Wars Battlefront II
Downloadable Content Installer
This is an easy to use, all in one installer and content signer for Star Wars Battlefront II. It will install and sign the Xbox Live Downloadable
content to work on your Xbox without the need for modified executable files. This install should let you play on Xbox Live with the content without
being banned, but we do not guarantee it will work on Xbox Live, or guarantee that you will not be banned for using it on Xbox Live.
To run the installer simply copy the SW BF II DLC Installer folder to your Xbox hard drive and run default.xbe within the root folder. Follow the
prompts in the menu to install the content and game updates. You can optionally move this folder to any Games, Application or Emulator folder on
your Xbox hard drive and run the program from the dashboard of your choice. If you are having issues running this installer, try using a different
dashboard, or build the contents of the SW BF II DLC Installer folder into an xISO and run it from a burned disc.
To use this installer you must have run Star Wars Battlefront II on your Xbox at least once prior to installation. Or you can create the folder
4c41001a inside E:\TDATA\ prior to use of this installer.
If you already have a copy of the content installed from this game you will have to remove it prior to installation with this installer, or the
content will not copy.
You can find the content stored in E:\TDATA\4c41001a\
To uninstall, delete the following directory from your XBOX:
/E/TDATA/4c41001a/$c/4c41001a00000018
Menu: Modified CDX
Content Supplied By: Harcroft
Our content is only as good as our supply. To help with this project with your content please contact:
AmyGrrl @ Xbox-Sky Chat
Harcroft @ TSZ Chat
========================== Modded Xbox 360 Users ===============================
This installer has been confirmed to work on a Modded Xbox 360 Playing SWBFII.
But to play any SWBFII DLC on Xbox or Xbox 360 you'll need to ensure you have the Game Update from
Pandemic (which included "default.xbe, common.lvl, core.lvl, ingame.lvl, shell.lvl").
That update will either need to be installed under the correct 'TDATA' folder location or
you can take those files from the update and replace the ones that shipped with the game
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Woah this is intense! I am VERY impressed with this map! It's one of my favorite BF1 mods on PC so seeing it here is great!
But it is kind of choppy sadly. And the forced limitations with more players will always be a huge bummer. Rex and OOM are fun heroes for sure, but it does and will forever suck we can't have Pong and Savage playable with at least two players on split screen. I was really impressed that there are Umbarian voice lines though. That honestly caught me off guard a little bit, I truly wasn't expecting that for the Xbox.
I also think the 3/4 player skins for units should be the standard skins. I feel like they fit the map a bit better than the stock (but edited) BF2 skins.
And just a quick off topic, but the alt DLC addon is for the Endor/Hoth maps, not Umbara.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the map!
This was a tough map to port with the limitations, and I empathize with the frustration of not being able to have Pong Krell and Savage duel in splitscreen, it was something I wrangled with but couldn't get working without cutting the map down further in some way.
The skins for the units being changed in splitscreen was a necessary optimization to reduce memory usage for those modes, sadly; I don't like wrecking Pandemic's balancing with making units identifiable, but I didn't want users to experience constant crashing either.
Good catch on the Alt-Addon Link! I updated the link with whatever Alt-Addon package I last uploaded for this.
Maybe I'll revisit this map in the future if I find some other optimization tricks I can make.
Yeah, that makes sense. I do agree, it's nice to have a clear difference between the units for sure, but in this instance, I think it's more interesting, if only because it's a lot like the episodes and adds variety from the base game.