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When I go to the flophouse to the small alien no text pops up to get him to sell the ithorian armor.
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An essential mod if you want to play in 4K, thanks! I’m wondering though if it’s possible to have an even larger size, especially for the dialogue text. I find it still really tiny in 4K, actually. -
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Thank you for your support. Attached is the zip file with the German-language patch, which I have approved for use and which may be offered as a download on Deadly Stream. Patch_Uebersetzung_Deutsch.zip
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The Russian modder did just that, but since he's presumably gone he can't come back and bug fix his own work or release it to the English-speaking Kotor Community. But as for why no one else has done it, it's simple - it takes effort to make a good quality mod. The TSL Expanded Ending mod adds a really high quality ending that puts TSLRCM's ending to shame, but it was made by a very talented modder. If he ever decides to work on the rest of Malachor, it probably won't be released for a very long time as it'd take a long time to not only make but ensure it's compatible with TSLRCM and other popular mods as there are lots of variables to consider for the end game - and this even includes him using Malachor VI as a base for his work, good mods take time to make and it's very easy to get burnt out during that process.
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i've purchased one from tantooine shop but how can i install mod to bike? -
Is there a reason why anyone hasn't tried yet to redo/replicate either the modder's work on Malachor V from the ground up or pick up the Malachor VI project from more than a decade ago ?
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Jesus. I don't remember that being a thing.
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It's even funny)
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Well, considering my comment at the link I can't say I'm surprised.
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Have you tried the K2 model?
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Hrm, apparently the K1CP fix was worse than the original? https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/K1_Community_Patch/issues/483 If you're using K1CP, can you try deleting the model from your Override and see if it's better or worse?
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It's not a terribly unique first mod idea. I've seen 2 other mods just like it. But one was OP AF, as the kids say, and the other was just okay. I want to make Upgradable Clothing and Robes, both to keep the starting outfit viable for Taris and Dantooine, and so Robes don't feel quite so gipped. But I'm also not the world's greatest numbers guy, so I wanted to float my initial idea and get feedback from people who've gone into the guts of the game's balance far deeper than I ever will. As for Robes, there are only a handful of upgradable armors in the game, and Jedi are just cut of the system entirely. This lets Robes feel a bit less obligatory (you want your Force Buffs right?) and moves them into a Force User-themed desirable alternative to armor. (And honestly, the two reinforcements go thematically with the Jedi Armor that appears in SWTOR and later entries) So here's my initial idea: Upgradeable Clothing Defense: 1 (same as Jedi Robes, which I consider to be the same as Clothing) Skill Focus: Persuade (clothes make the sentient; its a useful buff for a useful skill early game since its restricted to one class without penalty, unless you've modded it; but not so useful that you'd ignore armor with better defense for it) Armor Reinforcement: Defense +2 (or Defense 3, depends on if this replaces the old value or stacks; yes I'm that new at this, Brings it up to equivalent of Jedi Master Robes) Mesh Overlay: Charisma +2 (goes thematically with the base bonus; gives a minor buff to Persuade; I keep going back and forth if I should swap these around) OR Universal Save Bonus +1 (again nice generic bonus for any build, but not so good that you'd start turning away higher level gear) Jedi Robes Defense: 1 Regenerate Force Points: 1 (taken blatantly from TSL, makes them feel a little more unique and useful to Force users beyond just not restricting Force Powers) Armor Reinforcement: Defense +2 Mesh Overlay: Wisdom +1 (Charisma +1 for DS version) (a pivotal stat for Jedi, so nice to get a bonus, but hardly game-breaking) Jedi Knight Robes Defense: 2 Regenerate Force Points: 1 Armor Reinforcement: Defense +2 Mesh Overlay: Wisdom +2 (Charisma +2 for DS version), Immunity: Poison (Jedi are reputed for being to shrug off most poisons; using Heal does this, so its usefulness is limited) Jedi Master Robes Defense: 3 Regenerate Force Points: 1 Armor Reinforcement: Defense +2 Mesh Overlay: Wisdom +3 (Charisma +3 for DS version), Immunity: Mind-Affecting (Can you see a Jedi/Sith Master getting confused or mind-tricked?) Qel-Droma Robes Restricted to Light Side Defense: 4 (down -1 from base to flow better with the upgradable scaling) Wisdom +2 Regenerate Force Points: 2 (Base robes all have it 1 now, so felt like the unique ones should have a slightly better version) Armor Reinforcement: Defense +2 Mesh Overlay: Immunity to Fear and Mind-affecting (just improved Master Robes in many way, plus a nod to Cay Qel-Droma's suicidal levels of overconfidence/naivete.) Darth Revan's Robes (These two can't be upgraded because there's no upgrade bench to use at this point in the game, so I just gave them a little buff to keep up with the other improvements) Restricted to Dark Side Defense: 7 Strength +5 (up +1 from vanilla, just to keep bonuses uniform) Regeneration: 1 Regenerate Force Points: 2 Immunity: Sneak Attacks (honestly, probably not very useful at this point, but I like it as a nod to the idea that he survived getting shot in the back by a SHIP) Star Forge Robes (These two can't be upgraded because there's no upgrade bench to use at this point in the game, so I just gave them a little buff to keep up with the other improvements) Restricted to Light Side Defense: 7 Wisdom +5 Improved Saving Throws (Universal): +2 Regenerate Force Points: 2 Immunity: Critical Hits (its the end of the game, might be a bit OP but honestly shouldn't matter) On a secondary note: I've never liked the odd numbered stat bonuses. Every version of D&D after the OG 3rd/SWRPG ditched them because it amounted to new gear having a 50% of being useless if you didn't have an odd numbered stat. That just doesn't feel good. How badly do you think a mod that redoes all Attribute bonuses to Even-Numbered break the game. Maybe some of the ones that already have even numbered stat buffs could get a small secondary effect to help differentiate. But that's a different project. Just an idea to address something that's always bugged me, and much more ambitious. -
Good afternoon. Maybe someone can fix this? 😇
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That isn't what he's talking about. He's taking the original Quarren VO, and synthesizing what that would sound like if it spoke English. You couldn't do anything like that with a filter. It's a very good use of AI, that isn't practical with traditional methods -
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Perfect! thanks for the clarity, I'll definitely give this an install on my next playthrough
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Hey, why would you use AI when you already have the voice files ? Aren't there voice filters somewhere that can take the vanilla files and make them sound alien ?
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Not yet, I simply could not comprehend what was happening at the time so I figured I'd just release what I got working thus far and kick the can down the road.
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Did you attempt to reformat the lines in SithCodec first?
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The mod currently has two installs. The "No New Voice" install does not add a new voice, it uses the vanilla human voice. The "Quarren Voice" ports the alien Quarren voice from Kotor II, this is the same voice that Loppak Slusk and Visquis use. There was going to be an AI version which took the Quarren voice and made it speak English, the ROR mod does this for the Quarren Jedi Master NPC but when this voice was used in-game it was sped up and the pitch raised for some unknown reason. Because of this bug you currently cannot install the AI version but it exists for when it eventually does get fixed. Open each folder inside the tslpatcher folder and click on the .MP3 files to hear what the new voices sound like. Thank you both! If you installed the 1.0.0 version with the bugged Death Field animation just copy "Q_Quarren.mdl" and "Q_Quarren.mdx" from the 1.1.0 version and paste them into your Override overwriting the old version.
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The problem simply didn't happen with ROR, it played in-game exactly the same as it does when you listen to the .MP3 audio file. If you open the tslpatcher folder and open the folder named "ai" the affected VO is in there if anyone wanted to see the problem for themselves. If you listen to the audio as an .MP3 file it plays as it should but in-game the speed and pitch is somehow increased to the point that it sounds like Alvin from Alvin and the Chipmunks. Marius Fett sent me a fixed version of the models earlier today. I've just updated the mod with their fixed models and in my testing the Death Field effect now projects from the hands as it should.
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Check the FX dummies for the hands. They are presumably missing, so it defaults to the OdysseyBase to spawn the VFX.
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I'd be interested to know the answer to Sith Holocron's question as well.
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Another mod I wasn't expecting, AND another good one that makes sense!
