Comments - GTRogueKnight

I'll also forwardly apologize for our "tooth & claw"-like attitude towards this, we tend to be a bit condemning towards mods that aren't Gametoast-based. We think having a centered modding community makes the entirety of the game stronger. Haha.

If you have a Steam account, I'd love to have the opportunity to have a chat with you on this subject.

And yes, I would encourage you to check out Gametoast, we've got years of experience and resources, and plenty of manpower. If you want something done for this project, chances are it's already been done, and if not, we have the resources and manpower to do it. ;)

Sorry, I do believe it was a comment under the one you deleted. I don't recall the exact wording, but it went something along the lines of this

"Easy; There's no reason to get upset.

I understand these questions posed may sound very accusatory and that you may find them insulting, but I assure you that my colleague and I are only trying to verify the legitimacy of this mod. We're all hoping to achieve the same goal, a nicer, more modern looking Battlefront. We're not in any way trying accuse you of lying, we are only trying to prove that this isn't fake. I would encourage you, if you have the time, to come to Gametoast and explain how you did this, as we are all up in arms over there about a concept that we've been trying to achieve for seven years.

Sincerely
-RogueKnight"

I'm not trying to say that it's an impossible task; a program for doing such a thing already exists, so it is in fact possible. I'm skeptical about how shaders would be affecting the GUI of the game. Overlaying the images in Photoshop, it appears to me that all you did is add selective blur.

As someone who has attempted to code new shaders for this game before, with the help of other modders over at Gametoast, I am extremely skeptical about how someone, even someone with your qualifications, can pick up modtools for this game and so easily add shaders in.