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View File Ranged Dexterity Scaling Did you know that KOTOR does not add Dex to ranged damage? I see the tradeoff, Dex already gives you defense, so giving you damage as well is pretty powerful. But defense doesn't matter as much when you're attacking at ranged anyway... lol So I fixed that. This will make ranged weapons a lot better in the early game, but it pretty much drowns out by mid game... and honestly making Taris go faster is never a bad thing. lol (Coded with the assistance of AI; presented under the open source MIT license) Requirements and Compatibilities: This installer requires the KOTOR Patch Manager (KPM) runtime. KOTOR Modern Restoration Project (KMRP) is supported and includes the required runtime, but KMRP itself is not technically required.... But seriously, you should be using it, it's incredible. Recommended Installation: 1. Download and install KMRP. 2. Download this mod. 3. Run install.cmd. 4. Enjoy! (To uninstall, simply run uninstall.cmd) Advanced Installation (with KMRP): 1. Download the latest version of KPM. Extract the files. 2. Download the .kpatch version of this mod, and place it in the patches folder. 2. In the bin folder, run KPatchLauncher.exe 3. Use the options at the top to navigate to your swkotor folder, and the KPM folder called patches. 4. Download and install KMRP (You do not need to close KPM). 5. In KPM, select this mod and KMRP (and it's controller support, and any other patches you want except for the 4GB patch, save game memory leak, and Movie Patch, as they are included in or not compatible with KMRP). 6. Click "Apply." 9. ENJOY! Submitter BottomlessThought23 Submitted 10/19/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

View File Expert Droid Skill Expansion T3 starts with 20 Intelligence. He gets 7 skill points per level... So why can he only spend three of them? I couldn't really find a great answer, but I at least expanded it to five. You'll still have leftover points, but at least it isn't as many. (Coded with the assistance of AI; presented under the open source MIT license) Compatibility and Installation: This is a TSLpatcher mod, so it should have broad compatibility with basically everything. And installation is as easy as double-clicking the TSLpatcher.exe in the download and then using the prompt to find your "swkotor" game folder. Submitter BottomlessThought23 Submitted 10/19/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

View File Smooth Turret Controls The turret controls are broken. Or they were. Now they aren't. lol Sorry, I'm running out of clever ways to monologue these fixes. lol Basically, KOTOR was doing some janky re-centering math based on the 2003 assumption that 728p was the height of resolution technology. This fixes that. (That's honestly a terrible explanation of how this works, I'm going to release a technical guide soon with all of my findings and it will have a better explanation of this lol) (Coded with the assistance of AI; presented under the open source MIT license) Requirements and Compatibilities: This installer requires the KOTOR Patch Manager (KPM) runtime. KOTOR Modern Restoration Project (KMRP) is supported and includes the required runtime, but KMRP itself is not technically required.... But seriously, you should be using it, it's incredible. Recommended Installation: 1. Download and install KMRP. 2. Download this mod. 3. Run install.cmd. 4. Enjoy! (To uninstall, simply run uninstall.cmd) Advanced Installation (with KMRP): 1. Download the latest version of KPM. Extract the files. 2. Download the .kpatch version of this mod, and place it in the patches folder. 2. In the bin folder, run KPatchLauncher.exe 3. Use the options at the top to navigate to your swkotor folder, and the KPM folder called patches. 4. Download and install KMRP (You do not need to close KPM). 5. In KPM, select this mod and KMRP (and it's controller support, and any other patches you want except for the 4GB patch, save game memory leak, and Movie Patch, as they are included in or not compatible with KMRP). 6. Click "Apply." 9. ENJOY! Submitter BottomlessThought23 Submitted 10/19/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

View File Passive Status Notifications Simple mod. Stops the game from pausing when you get a notification. Still plays the sound, and instead shows a simple, plain white text popup under the menu icons at the top right. This has also been upgraded to show what journal entry as been updated and which items you received or lost, which were previously not shown in notifications at all. Requirements and Compatibilities: This installer requires the KOTOR Patch Manager (KPM) runtime. KOTOR Modern Restoration Project (KMRP) is supported and includes the required runtime, but KMRP itself is not technically required.... But seriously, you should be using it, it's incredible. Recommended Installation: 1. Download and install KMRP. 2. Download this mod. 3. Run install.cmd. 4. Enjoy! (To uninstall, simply run uninstall.cmd) Advanced Installation (with KMRP): 1. Download the latest version of KPM. Extract the files. 2. Download the .kpatch version of this mod, and place it in the patches folder. 2. In the bin folder, run KPatchLauncher.exe 3. Use the options at the top to navigate to your swkotor folder, and the KPM folder called patches. 4. Download and install KMRP (You do not need to close KPM). 5. In KPM, select this mod and KMRP (and it's controller support, and any other patches you want except for the 4GB patch, save game memory leak, and Movie Patch, as they are included in or not compatible with KMRP). 6. Click "Apply." 9. ENJOY! Submitter BottomlessThought23 Submitted 10/17/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

Lets not keep reposting things, please.

Hello everyone! I'm Vertex, a 3D artist interested in creating game characters, creatures, props, and game-ready assets. I'm looking to connect with other modders, explore Star Wars modding projects, share my work, and exchange ideas with the community. If you'd like to connect or discuss modding projects, feel free to reach out to me on Discord! Discord: vertex175 Looking forward to meeting you all!

This mod is really awesome and I really appreciate it. But something is bothering me: you can't upgrade the armors like the way you upgrade the in-game armors. Or maybe this is just for me. I really need some help with this matter.

Thank you. Yes, incorporating v-bead's change into the script Is a straightforward operation. It's the method that made me pause, possibly without any valid reason. The idea itself has merits and I'd personally go for it if a working alternative was available. Cheers!

Thanks for responding to my review. After reading your reply, it's highly likely the installation mistake was entirely my fault. And so I'll give it another chance. I'm still learning this modding business and the last thing I want is to attack anyone's work. I appreciate you revising it to V 1.0.6 and I will definitely give it another go. As for the rest of my mod list: It's like 50+ mods deep. I can email you a .txt with my current load out (though it doesn't have this one currently installed).