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7 points
Version 1.0.0
13 downloads
This mod recruits the droid T3-H8 to the party when he is purchased from Janice Nall's droid shop. Installation You must start a new game to experience the full effects of this mod. Extract files from the downloaded archive. Run INSTALL.exe. Click "Install Mod" and select your game directory. Uninstallation During installation, TSLPatcher generates a backup folder and a log recording which files were affected. Copy portraits.2da from the backup folder to replace the one in your game's Override folder if a backup was created, otherwise delete the file from your game's Override folder. Copy tar_m02ab.mod from the backup folder to replace the one in your game's Modules folder if a backup was created, otherwise delete the file from your game's Modules folder. Delete all other files installed by this mod from your game's Override folder. Credits KOTOR Tool—Fred Tetra TSLPatcher—stoffe & Fair Strides DeNCS—JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor—tk102 ERFEdit—stoffe & Fair Strides K-GFF—tk102 NWNSSCOMP—Torlack, stoffe, & tk102 tga2tcp—ndix UR This mod contains assets ported from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords. License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Donations If you enjoy my mods and would like to show your support in a monetary manner, you may do so via PayPal at https://www.paypal.me/carterunited. -
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6 points
Version 1.1.0
53 downloads
Give the Mand'alor a companion worthy of his station. This mod adds a unique Maalraas, named Galaar (Mando'a for "Hawk"), as a permanent and interactive companion for Mandalore. I've always loved Mandalore as a character but felt he was lacking compared to other party members. This mod helps him stand out by giving him Galaar, a personal Maalraas that will follow him much like Bao-Dur's Remote, and one that will hopefully prove its worth in battle. But Galaar is more than just a follower; he's a character in his own right. His loyalty isn't given freely, it's earned through your actions and, most importantly, your relationship with Mandalore himself. To acquire Galaar, you must head to the Western Square on Onderon. There, you will find a Sullustan merchant named Kobbegg standing near a cage containing the beast. Speak to him, but be prepared to spend a considerable amount of credits for such a rare creature... or find another way to negotiate the price. Kobbegg's attitude and your options will change based on a choice you made long ago on Peragus. Features: A Deeply Reactive Companion: Galaar is a fully interactive party member. You can speak with him aboard the Ebon Hawk and in the field. His demeanor and dialogue are not static; they are a direct reflection of your Influence with Mandalore, shifting from hostile wariness to absolute devotion. A Unique Judge of Character: Galaar forms his own opinions! Ask him what he thinks, and he'll give you his instinctual, animal-level read on every member of your crew. This includes everyone from Atton to HK-47, and even recognizes the GONK droid from my other mod, GONK and Loaded! He Senses Who You Are: Galaar's opinion of you is complex. He will comment on your chosen path, whether you are a Guardian, Sentinel, or Consular, and even recognize your Prestige Class. Furthermore, he intuitively senses your alignment, offering a unique perspective on your journey to the Light Side, Dark Side, or somewhere in between. Planetary Instincts: Galaar can sense the nature of each world you visit. Ask him how he feels on planets from the jungles of Dxun to the tombs of Korriban, and get a creature's-eye view of the galaxy. Lore-Friendly & Interactive Acquisition: The quest to get Galaar is a multi-layered conversation with the merchant Kobbegg, featuring persuasion, intimidation, and even Force-based solutions. Additional Merchant: Kobbegg also operates as a general merchant, selling armor, weapons, and implants. Seamless Integration: If you have my Customizing Droids mod installed, Kobbegg will also sell Droid Customization Kits. Notes: The mod can be installed at any time, but the encounter will only trigger before your first visit to the Western Square. TSLRCM is not required, but is always recommended. Credits: Princess Artemis, for Cati (inspiration) Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset -
6 points
Version 1.0.0
66 downloads
3 new Force powers inspired by the powers of the Sith Triumvirate. SUMMARY This mod adds 3 new high level Force powers to KOTOR 2 which represent the defining abilities of the Sith Triumvirate. Hunger - Passively drain the Force and vitality of everyone around you over time. Pain - Restore up to 120% of your maximum vitality and get a bonus to Will, both of which increase the lower your current vitality is. Betrayal - Turn groups of enemies against each other. When confusion expires, targets become horrified, or worse. These are intended to be strong late game powers but hopefully not too OP, with stringent class, level, and Force power prerequisites and high FP costs to limit spamming. The effects become stronger the closer you get to the Dark Side. The powers also include their own unique VFX made by reskinning some vanilla VFX. The mod includes an optional add-on to give Nihilus the Hunger power. It will be constantly active, healing Nihilus and dealing AOE damage. There is only one way to remove it. If you’ve found the difficulty of that fight lacking in the past, you might try this option. See below for detailed descriptions of the power effects and prerequisites. DETAILS The powers become available at character level 24 and are each restricted to one of the 3 Sith prestige classes. They first require mastery of two separate Force power trees before learning and each carry a substantial Force point cost. While the base FP costs appear very large, keep in mind the alignment adjusted cost is decreased by up to 50% at DS mastery, which you’re likely to be pretty close to if you’re using these powers in the first place. Plus at level 24 you’ll have more than enough FPs to spend. Hunger Pain Betrayal INSTALLATION To install, run TSLPatcher.exe and select the “Main Install” option. (Optional) After installing the main mod, you can install the “Nihilus Has Hunger” add-on, which gives Nihilus the Hunger power. Select the TSLRCM version only if you have TSLRCM installed, otherwise, select the non-TSLRCM option. Unaltered copies of any modified files will be placed inside the "backup" folder in the location of TSLPatcher.exe. UNINSTALLATION 1. Remove the following files from override: 2. (Nihilus Has Hunger only) Remove 852NIH.mod from the Modules folder. If 852NIH.mod was created inside the backup folder, move it to override. 3. Move dialog.tlk from the backup folder to the main game folder (outside override). 4. If any other files were created inside the backup folder, move them to override. COMPATIBILITY Compatible with TSLRCM. Includes a TSLRCM-compatible option for the Nihilus Has Hunger add-on. This mod edits the s_female02 supermodel and will conflict with other mods that do so. Thanks to his permission, this mod includes the relevant edits from JC’s Supermodel Fixes, therefore it is compatible as long as my mod is installed last. This mod uses the unused animations.2da line c3f2 and will conflict with other mods that do so, though I am not aware of any. Nihilus Has Hunger add-on makes hard edits to 852nih.dlg and will conflict with other mods that do so (excluding TSLRCM). Should be compatible with most other mods. PERMISSIONS Do not reupload this mod or any contained files without my permission. This mod includes edits from JC’s Supermodel Fixes with permission. CREDITS offthegridmorty Thanks to JC for help with scripting and animations, and for permission to include his supermodel fixes. KOTOR Tool - Fred Tetra TSLPatcher, TLKed - stoffe, Fair Strides -
5 pointsVurt's TSL Visual Resurgence at Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 - Mods and community Please report bugs. * This is v0.5 which means this is not a finished mod, but finished enough to test and give feedback. * The mod contains 2900+ textures, recreated with my AI model, photos and a lot of photoshop. 4X the resolution (usually) of the original textures.
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5 points
Version 1.0.0
13 downloads
Simple Reskin - Malachor V KotOR2: TSL ------------------------------------------ Author: Kaidon Jorn October 2025 This mod is a simple reskin of the planet Malachor V All done with random textures from the internet. It's the second time I've attempted a planet or area reskin, so please, go easy on me. It may not be my forte, but I enjoyed making it anyway. Installation: Extract the .zip file to somewhere on your PC then just copy the subfolder to the game's Override folder. To uninstall just delete the folder from Override. Permissions: For personal use only, do not redistribute the contents herein. Thanks to the modders at DeadlyStream.com for teaching me how to mod the KotOR games and for hosting my mods. THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THESE FILES. -
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4 pointsHey everyone! My Name is Lane. Some of you know me from Kotor Speedrunning, and others from my various Youtube exploits. I don't ever really post on Deadly Stream, but I've been lurking in and around the KotOR modding community for about a decade now. I have a degree in computer Science and decided to put it to good use, and reverse engineer KotOR 1 (the GoG version). This has been an on-going project for about 2-3 years now, and I've been sharing my progress with friends, and in some Youtube Videos. However, I've pretty much hit a wall with what I can do with this effort now. So I wanted to release my progress publicly, so other smart and clever people can start doing fun stuff with this. Linked below is a Google Drive with several useful things: A Ghidra SARIF export that contains all data types, function labels, parameters, Classes, and other additions I've made A Ghidra Format XML that contains the labels and function adjustments I've worked on. This is lighter weight than the SARIF file, but has more limitations when it comes to import fidelity. A generated `.h` file, that contains the Header information I have pieced together over time. Even lighter-weight, and more limited than the above What this is not: True Debug Symbols for kotor BioWare Intellectual Property A runnable or compilable program Kotor's Source Code A reverse engineering of Kotor 2 A reverse engineering of the Steam version * * A note about Kotor 1 Steam: While this reverse engineering effort targeted the GoG release of KotOR 1, the Steam version has MANY similarities; often times having identical memory addresses for most functions. Any Patch made for the GoG version can be pretty reasonably ported to Steam with a little bit of effort. What this is: A decently representative result of what Kotor's debug symbols might look like (format and terminology pulled from the MacOS symbols, and existing NWN docs) A research-based labeling and reverse engineering of the GoG version of Kotor 1 A labor of love for the past several years that I'm happy to share Why this is cool/important: This provides a stepping off point for creating proper patches for KotOR 1 This also provides a means for researching underlying issues with things such as memory management, graphical limitations, and compatibility This also provides a researching angle for coming to understand some of the more mysterious file formats, and how they interact with the game itself There are also a variety of fundamental similarities between this and KotOR 2. Which may unlock some insights for that game This is also the first step towards a proper re-compilation (though that is a long-ways off) How do I use this? You need Ghidra installed, with a modern Java Runtime Create a new project, and import swkotor.exe (as purchased from GoG) Open the EXE in Ghidra's code browser When it asks if you want it analyzed, select 'Yes" The default analyzers are fine, technically you could speed this up by stripping out a few unneeded analyzers The analyzers will take several minutes to complete (progress can be tracked in the bottom right) Once the analyzers have run, we can proceed Select "File > Add To Program..." and select the SARIF (or XML) file (download below) The importer will analyze the symbols and apply them to the project You now have a decently labeled/decompiled instance of KotOR 1 Limitations: 99.9% of the functions have been labeled, however there were a few stragglers that I was never able to work out. These will appear as `FUN_<address>` 92.3% of the Data is labeled, with stragglers being named `DAT_address` Data Types are VERY incomplete. The labeled ones consist mostly of frequently used types, and known fields. Unknown fields are marked `field<index>_<offset>` Virtual Function calls are very under labeled (largely due to the difficultly of labeling vtables in Ghidra). Though you can determine the underlying function by applying the offset to the associated Class vtable. Most functions have only automatic variables defined within their decomp. Typing and purpose of underlying variables beyond function names, and parameter types, are left up to inference. Overlapping functions. Certain functions overlap in this compilation, due optimizations within the Visual C++ runtime. As a result some functions such as `GetProperty0x30` are shared by multiple classes, and thus lack a name-space. You can usually work out their purpose by checking the associated data type at that offset. If you used the XML import, you will be missing a lot of typing and Function Class/Namespace info Final Notes: Please feel free to ask me any questions about this effort, or any thing strange you might find within the decomp. I've grown to be quite the kotor expert over the years, and I'd be happy to share any insights. You can reach out to me on Discord @lane_d, I'm in the Kotor Reddit server, as well as the kotor speedrunning server. I will be periodically posting updates to this drive, whenever I get the chance to work on this more. If anyone has any major contributions they'd like to see added, please reach out! I'd be happy to chat. Both the XML and SARIF formats have some limitations, unfortunately they are the best I can do without publicly sharing Bioware intellectual property. If there is something missing from these that you are in need of, please reach out and I can see if I can help you. (Note: I will not be abetting piracy though. Buy the damn game, it goes on sale all the time) Google Drive Link Here
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3 pointsI'm making an expansion for the first game, which starts right after beating Malak and uses Thor110's free roam. It will have 2 main stories, one for light side and one for dark side players. The idea is to add Quanon's unused Korriban modules to the game, and link the end of the game to the Revan novel for LS and SWTOR for DS. Which is why I'm saying I hope you can actually publish them at some point, so my new characters, especially Sith but Jedi too, can wear them. So yeah, great work and good luck for finishing !
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3 pointsTwo demos in one day! In this one I show, kotor 1 working with more than 256 rows in placeables 2DA (something that previously wasn't possible).
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3 points(Cross posted from Discord) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAHxy0tlDms A new day, a new Demo. Here I show File I/O working in NWScript. These just pipe into the existing c-standard `fopen`, `fclose`, `fread_s`, and `fwrite_s` functions. This allows for a rudimentary way for scripts to save data to be recalled later.
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3 points
Version 1.0.0
141 downloads
This mod will replace and update texture files. For proper operation, High Quality Aliens: Rodians 1.1.0 must be installed. Thanks to Stormie97 for the wonderful mod. To Install 1. Download: ST_Rodian HD.rar 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. Delete the ST_Rodian 01 - 05.tpc files 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love -
2 pointsI recently created a mod that reskins Ulic Qel-Droma's Mesh Suit and made it upgradeable.
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2 pointsHello everyone I've been a quiet spectator for a bit and am kinda dumb when it comes to modding and was wondering if anyone could bring my favorite head from Kotor 2 to Kotor 1 (apologies if my formatting is incorrect for this kind of post)
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2 pointsHey Everyone! I finally had some time to finish the robe textures for the modification I realized that the skirt part of the robe needed additional piece of texture so I added it for the Jedi robes textures that were already done (Jedi Consular Robe, Jedi Master Robe, Jedi Padawan Robe). Fixed it + added the gloves texture Next I finished Jedi Guardian Robe. Applied the same collar fix and fix for the skirt part + added the gloves texture Jedi Keeper Robe: This looks maybe a bit off. I think I should check how to apply metallic effect through txi file. Maybe it will help Jedi Sentinel Robe was very easy to work with. I applied only the collar fix and recoloured cuffs Jedi Champion Robe required only collar fix. Similarly, Jedi Watchman Robe needed only the collar fix Next one was Jedi Archivist Robe. Surprisingly the belt part looked good. I added only collar fix and the fix for the skirt Jedi Weapon Master Robe was also easy to fix (added collar fix) And Lastly I finished recolouring the Qel Droma Robe
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2 points
Version 2.0.3
947 downloads
Introducing: Sleheyron Story Mod. A brand new planet expansion to add to your next KOTOR play-through: Sleheyron! Built upon the Sleheyron demo mod by the legendary SithSpecter (with his permission), this new mod adds a huge new story that brings this lost-absent planet back to KOTOR. This mod contains the following new content: I was inspired by SithSpecter’s work, and I’m hoping in the future my mod will be compatible with his. It would be a worthy venture for me to undertake to make our Sleheyron stories co-exist. After all, I owe him a HUGE debt of thanks for permitting other modders to build off his Sleheyron demo! This new mod is my first ever project, and I’m quite excited to share it with you. Sleheyron will feature: 1: A roughly 5 hours long story, voice-acted (no AI voices either). 2: A fully-voice acted new party member, complete with a post-Sleheyron story and romance (The new companion can even do the Leviathan rescue!). 3: 25 new modules of various shapes and sizes (including the four published by SithSpecter, which are amazing and I owe him a huge thanks!) 4: New weapons and armor. 5: Lots of connections to Tales of the Jedi, as I am a big fan of those comics. The most recent, and presumably final, version of this mod that I have uploaded is called "Sleheyron+." This version of the mod comes with a few useful qualities: It uses Holopatcher for easy installation, it is compatible with other mods, and it has a few improved textures and voice acting. If you are interested in using other mods, please follow these instructions: 1: If you are using the KOTOR 1 Community Patch, or the KOTOR 1 Restored Content Mod, or the KOTOR 1 Community Patch with Restored Content, download that mod FIRST BEFORE SLEHEYRON! 2: If you are going to try BOSSR (reminder: this has not yet been tested by me), download it AFTER Sleheyron. The story for Sleheyron: Story Mode starts shortly after the player gets their main mission from the Jedi Council on Dantooine. There is a save file in this mod that will allow players to skip right to that moment with a pre-built character. Then you just need to fly to Sleheyron... But I also encourage players to make their own characters, too! Sleheyron can be visited at any time between Dantooine and the Unknown World. I, of course, recommend going early to enjoy the new companion as long as you would like. Some acknowledgements! Modders: Of all the people I need to thank, there are two above all others: First and foremost, the absolute biggest thanks to SithSpecter: Not just for creating the Sleheyron Demo that this mod is built off of, but for granting permission to use that Demo. When the day comes your Sleheyron Restoration Mod is complete, I know that it will be the very best Sleheyron mod out there! And right after SithSpecter is my good friend, The_Chaser_One. Chaser has been an extremely great friend (and a talented new KOTOR modder himself) and is responsible for making this mod compatible. He's talked through many ideas, he was the best beta tester anyone could ask for, and he really did work hard to make this project a better one to share with all of you. Thank you for your help, Chaser- really! Thor110, for helping me out with the basics of module design, as well as introduced me to some cut modules to use. DarthParametric, for teaching me to retexture NPCs as well as two "larger creature" mods that became resources for Sleheyron (is there a single KOTOR mod out there that he hasn't been credited on?). SithHolocron, who early on helped teach me how to retexture modules. ZobiZob, for amazing YouTube tutorials for how to use Holocron Toolset and solving my problem with playing movies. GlaspyLawson, who learned modding at the same time as me, and shared his knowledge; and for contributing a side quest to Sleheyron! JC for just answering so many of my questions through the entire modding process. Really, the whole Mod Development KOTOR Discord Group! Thank you for either offering advice or tolerating my simplistic questions! Testers: Mikael, the absolute most enthusiastic alpha tester anyone could ask for. StellarExile, who helped me out with learning how to use the patcher. MistahJayGarrick for his high praise of the story content (and occasional blunt, but necessary, advice). Tool Developers: Cortisol and Th3W1zard1 designed and kept updated the incredible Holocron Toolset, that was instrumental in this mod's design. I owe them a massive thanks for their work, and the hours they spent helping me out with bug-fixing! And also Wizard for a pretty fun voice, too. Voice cast: LadyWarden, the talented actress that gave us the incredible voice of Vima; giving this long-standing fan-favorite character a perfectly excellent rendition (she was also an excellent audio assistant and helped design the load screens). Mikael, for various voiceovers around Sleheyron that made the planet feel alive (including the dulcet tones of an exhausted Hutt). C4 for the excellent performance as Commander Forcay, praised by a tester as "Sounds exactly like a NPC from KOTOR!" PuckShadows for his Sith Lt. Savage. Juice Phanta for a pitch-perfect protocol droid. Black Rose for literally hundreds of Iridorian mercenary lines, giving me an impressively huge range of pitches to work with. Schofield-HD for an officer of vice and virtue (and more roles to come in Sleheyron 1.1!) Gwoopp and MerakiSky for two fun little roles in the Sleheyron cantina. Companies: Of course, BioWare and Lucasfilm, for making this game that we all enjoy so much. NexusMods and Deadly Stream for being the places to discuss and host mods. Discord for enabling communication that made this mod a collaborative effort. Final Dedications: My wife, who tolerated me spending nearly six months isolated to make this. To a relative who isn't around anymore to enjoy Sleheyron. I think this mod would make you proud! (even if you did spoil this game for me) My apologies if I missed anyone else; but I appreciate all of your hard work! I hope you all enjoy Sleheyron: Story Mode! -
2 points
Version 1.0.1
28 downloads
I made used a mod that add some commandos from kotor 2. I took the mesh of the sith soldiers and made one higher poly. I used my sith soldiers textures modified. INSTALL FIRST the awesome mod from N-DReW25 and replace. I had the permission. There are 2 files only install one there's one with some bump and the other without. -
2 pointsHello there everyone! I didn't post a proper update for a while. To be honest i'm not doing any "insane" progress lately but we keep going forward! The reason of this post is simple, I'm gonna have some (well earned) holidays from November 1st to November 11. I want to organize a long stream showcasing the state of the mod and most of its current content. 2 main goals: Showing the work, and most of all, getting your feedbacks! 🫡 We'll be discussing a lot about where the mod is going, so if you want to provide some ideas, feel free to jump in! I'll be streaming on Friday night, 7 November, on my youtube channel (link: https://www.youtube.com/@zobizobstudio/streams). If you cannot join live no worries, i'll be uploading the entire thing on my channel aswell so you can still reach me in the comments, on Deadlystream or on the dedicated discord channel for the project. @vurt Wow, i've just noticed your message but i've seen your retexture work and it looks amazing! I'd be more than happy to have you on board for some retextures. Atm the only thing is, as I'm using K2's assets or some other modder's assets from Vanilla, i wish the textures to be close to the vanilla art style. If that still interests you we can work on some npcs variations, like their clothings or stuff like that! Especially for aliens. I couldn't post without showcasing some stuff, so here are some of the things i've showcased on discord. A kinrath model that sprays acid The hidden bek bartender: The outcast keldor: Very small showcase for the back alley entrance: Very small showcase for the new back alley module: New way to kill Selven: A new teleporting chadrafan npc concept: All of this is WIP of course Hope to see some people on stream!
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2 pointsThe early progress on the patch manager I've been using as well as releases can now be found on GitHub
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2 pointsSeconding a request for Republic Officers pack as well. Would love to see Admiral Dodonna and the other officers looking as good as the soldiers.
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2 pointsHey Everyone! I had some time today to continue with the Robes project Now we have Sith Lord Robe (Had some thought about this, the original texture for this one was no good, so I recoloured the Kavar's Jedi robe texture from Force Fashion) Sith Inquisitor Robe (This one required some tweaks but overall was good) Sith Crusader Robe (this one required only the collar fix. Looks amazing IMHO) Sith Warrior Robe (alas, I had to get rid of the part of the robe below the belt, those belts looked on a texture but on the characters they were not very good) Overall I'm almost done with fitting/retexturing/editing the K2 robe textures for K1 robe model for the sith. Only Sith Marauder and Sith Assassin Robes are left. When I have time I will finish them and I really want to move on to Jedi
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2 pointsThanks for your interest. Well, considering that I started playing around with A.I. upscalers around August 2020... it took me 4 & 1/2 years to get through 52% of the files I intended to fix. Suffice to say it will be a while; with no fixed date. I'm currently working on updating some of my earlier mods first before getting back to this one.
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2 pointsI have discovered the problem, this has been caused by the Sleheyron Story Mode mod. I will be commenting the bug report on the Sleheyron mod page shortly.
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2 pointsA small Update Here, guys. I finished upscaling the textures and I had some spare time to check what @Sith Holocron kindly shared with me. Now I'm thinking that it would be nice to have sith apprentices to wear the medallion (the one that they have to have to enter the academy). A bit played with the medallion texture made by @Sith Holocron That's what I have for now (had to make it super small though): PS The insignia image is upside down on the picture because the robe texture is upside down xD So in the game it looks alright
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2 pointsJuhani looks way better now. Less uncanny like the CATS musical. This little area by the ear is cut off a tiny bit abruptly although you did say this image is before some fixes were done so maybe that cut off isn't there anymore. I think the ponytail looks fine but I don't know if it looks better than the dark ponytail or if I feel the same about either type.
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2 points
Version 1.1.0
402 downloads
A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: N-DReW25 1.0.0 Release Date: 15.07.2025 Installation: Please install the K1 Community Patch FIRST before this mod! Simply click on the HoloPatcher.exe, click install and sit back and watch the HoloPatcher do its magic. Description: Kebla Yurt's Equipment Emporium is a weapons store that you'll come across at the beginning of the game, the entire shop is decked out with blasters, swords, grenades, armor, and other props to really sell the point across that this IS a weapons store. Some noticeable issues with Kebla Yurt's Equipment Emporium is that Kebla herself stands by a desk in the center of the room even though there is a shop window at the back of the shop that's very similar to the shop window that fellow shop owner Janice Nall stands behind in her nearby Droids by Janice store. This shop window is also obscured by a kiosk and two part piles which do a poor job at hiding the shop window behind it. Another issue is that there are several metal boxes at the back of the shop to the left which clips into an armor display. The Kebla Yurt Renovation mod does the following: * Moves two of the three metal boxes to the right side of the store right at the front of the store right next to the entrance. * Moves the third of the three metal boxes between an armor display and some bags in the middle of the left wall. * Moves the Kiosk away from the shop window and moves it to the far left side of the wall. * Moves the part piles away from the shop window and moves them to the area where the three metal boxes used to be. * Makes Kebla Yurt's desk invisible. * Moves Kebla Yurt behind the shop window. Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have any bugs but if there are please report them to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities: To be added! Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use my assets from this mod without my permission. Thanks to: Dark Hope: For pointing out the clipping issue with the three metal boxes on a Deadlystream post! Bioware: For such an amazing game! Cortisol: For the Holocron Toolset! th3w1zard1: For HoloPatcher! Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE-MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE. -
2 pointsGlad to hear, there will probably be some unintended side effects from doing that but I am not sure on the specifics right now. As far as I am aware there is no real issue with the GitHub version, but I haven't really worked on or looked at the project in a couple of months now. I have been busy with another project for the last month or so. This project is still looking for collaborators and or a dedicated team to make sure it is the best it can truly be, I can only do so much alone and I most certainly cannot give it all the love and attention it deserves solo anymore, getting it all this far has taken a lot of work.
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1 pointYeah I had a look and it seems that I missed that. I thought I had accounted for it but apparently not. Kind of funny that it took someone 5 years to tell me though. There are a couple of possible ways to fix it, each with varying downsides. Probably depends on how many other instances there are of that placeable.
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1 point
Version 3.1
1,301 downloads
While you sleep in the medical room, 3C-FD is patching your game. Restores fog and reflections which were broken in the Aspyr update. Works with both Steam and GOG versions. Only works on an unmodified swkotor2.exe. WIndows systems only. Included EXE Patches: - Fog Fix - Reflections Fix - 4GB Patch - Subtle Color Shift (yellow tint removal) - Music Volume During Dialogue Fix - (Experimental) Borderless Window Mode How to use: Run the patcher and choose your swkotor2.exe to patch. It will patch your game exe with the fixes listed above. It will check if you have an unmodified steam or gog version of the latest (Aspyr) patch, otherwise it wont run. It will also make a backup of your original swkotor2.exe. How this was made: - The fog shading was just covered up when the latest version was released. I was able to send that data to the new Fracture shaders and apply fog coloring. It checks if the fog color is set to black and if not then it applies fog. Modules that don't use fog have a default fog color of black, Duxn and Dantoonie use a grayish color. - The shader for when both a lightmap and a cubemap is applied, to the same model, had a typo. Cubemap was labeled as a '2D' instead of 'CUBE'. Easy fix. Luckily the shaders are a plain text string, in the exe, and can be modified with a hex editor. The only issue is that the character length needs to be the same or smaller. The only way to get more data in the shader is to remove extra spaces/linebreaks and to shorten variables to single characters. - The music was lowered so much during dialogue that it was almost non existent. I was able to find the functions for calling volume control, using ghidra. The call was made only 3 times and from there it was process of elimination. Ultimately disabling a variable change if in dialogue, before the first volume change call, worked. Bugs: - This does not work with M478 Special Thanks: HappyFunTimes101 - ShaderOverride - I could not have done this without this tool. This made sorting out and identifying the shader data much easier. I probably wouldn't have even attempted or known where to look if this didn't exist. JCarter426 - For pointing out that the music was broken during dialogue. I hadn't noticed but couldn't stand it after hearing for myself. Source: Open the patcher with 7zip or view it here: https://github.com/J0-o/3C-FD-Patcher Browser-based Version: https://j0-o.github.io/3C-FD-Patcher-js/ -
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1 pointDon't thank me when I haven't even close to finished those Bounty Hunters. But looking forward to your preview!
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Version 1.0.0
62 downloads
I made a higher poly ulthar to end the spiked head problem. This mod wont contain the textures you see on the pictures. I dont own them even if i modified them for myself. I also dont remember where i downloaded them. Edit: i had Darkhope's permission here is her original texture. I included my modification. -
1 pointWhen Aspyr upgraded opengl, they had to rewrite the shaders. The new second shader pass overrides the fog coloring for meshes with a lightmap.
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1 pointSo this was a long time coming, way too long I was working on this but finally got it to a relatively good state. I mean it's still messed up in some ways but the biggest thing that gave me trouble was the experience points in alignment to the level-ups. I got that to work but you can't auto-level up lol sorry. But for the exp, I essentially needed to create code caves and track down a struct where the experience points for level-ups were stored. I had to change that offset when the game parses the exptable.2da at the beginning and in a function when you load a character. Other problems are that you can't see the "experience needed" for level ups but it's the same exact equation for calculating the needed exp for level-ups regardless and the same exact needed amounts like in KotOR 2 so peek at the exptable.2da for that I guess lol. And the other problems I know are that you can't get feats and force powers past level 21. You could always mess with the featgain.2da and classpowergain.2da for levels before 21. You can still get attributes and skills past level 21. And you could still be pretty op with all those attribute points, health point, and force power point increases. To install, make a backup of your old K1 exe and 2da files that would be replaced by this mod. Then just put the 2da files in the Override and replace the exe of course. Here is how I worked on it before, but I just fixed the exp problem today. I could go further than level 50, hell the code cave I made can fit way more exp storage data, I could go thousands more but I think 50 in itself is a bit overkill even lol. But no one says you have to keep leveling up anyways. And I just always thought that level 20 was a little too low and just figured matching KotOR 2's level cap was the way to go. I can do this same mod for KotOR 2 btw but I don't think it's needed that much. But if someone really wanted it I could put it out there too of course like raising that cap to 75 or something. Other purposes you can use for this mod are other mods in combination with this like Brotherhood of Shadow, other planet mods, and other mods that add more to the game. You can mod Malak's utc file on the last Star Forge module and make him a lot tougher and stronger to match your higher level character too! There could be other problems too so I might need to make patches for this more down the road. Edit: I fixed a lot of things now. You can download from here again I updated the downloads in this post too. 2das.rar swkotor.exe xptable.2da
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1 point@great_exkaiser103 Just to give a little bit more explanation, as we talked with Sao about the issue you had. On the contrary, putting the most stuff in the .mod possible instead of Override is what will give compatibility because people might have named their files the same way you did. If that's the case and both of the mods puts their stuff in Override there's a conflict. While if youve got your stuff in your module and the other mod's files in their module there's no conflict. This is also not accurate, as you can have a dialogue in Override and the related scripts in the .mod or the opposite without an issue. Danm13.mod is actually not only necessary but one of the most vital elements of Sleheyron. What you don't understand is how the Patcher works, so here we go : The .mod you found in tslpatchdata is actually the vanilla .rim made into a .mod without any change. On a vanilla installation, the Patcher simply copies this empty .mod then patches it by adding more precise files (scripts, dialogues, creatures, placeables, etc.) in it. HOWEVER, if there's already a module with the same name on your game installation (for example if you have JC's Jedi tailor installed), the Patcher skips the first step and directly patch the "smaller" files in the existing .mod. And from what I know, JC's mod does this too, which is why you could theoretically install them in whatever order you wish. So now you're probably wondering what happened. Well, the answer is very simple, as Sao guessed : not only does what I just quoted have to be noted, it is the cause of your issue. By replacing the module with your OG one, you simply deleted the scripts (that the Patcher automatically included in your .mod) from your game installation, which is why Jara didn't spawn. So YES, the .mod IS necessary lol Which is just what the Patcher does. It doesn't do anything with Sleheyron's Dantooine's .mod, because it's empty. It puts the scripts in the existing JC's .mod, and the dlgs too in theory but this time as you had put everything in Override I let the Patcher throw the DLGs in Override (which doesn't cause any issue, as we've concluded). In conclusion, @great_exkaiser103you just shouldnt have replaced the .mod. Not only was there no reason to do so because I set up the Patcher especially for this kind of situation, thus the 2 mods' Dantooine changes being compatible, BUT it broke your game. So yeah, please read the description better when we say our mods are compatible with basically everything, and trust us, as modders, to do the job right. We're the first persons wanting our mods to be compatible with others'. As I said in my earlier post you've already read, as long as you run the Patcher, Sleheyron or Jedi Tailor or Pazaak Tournament or anything, in whatever order you want, will be compatible, as long as it isn't meant to be installed first (like K1CP). You don't need to make any manual changes, they are compatible. If you find any kind of issue though, you're welcome to report and we'll fix it for you.
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1 pointMission with Gloss. Some characters has a working alpha from the start, no need to edit the mesh, this one works without any editing. Lips, eyes and tentacles are made very glossy, other parts of her face are vaguely glossy. I should probably try a glossy Gamorrean since some parts of it could benefit. I've also come to the realization that any armors with alpha and gloss needs a new alpha, they inherit too much of the old original alpha that i use, and it makes any glossy part look low-res or grainy.
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From the album: Odds and Ends
Going through and giving a unique appearance to each of the guards in the Sith Academy on Korriban, using a Sith Trooper body model I modified and a mixture of K1 and TSL heads for a bit of diversification. The lite models used in the original game were awful, so hopefully this looks a bit better. Should be fine to use with K1CP too, which is nice. -
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Version .215b
18,479 downloads
Making lightsabers is incredibly easy! 1. Go to the Workbench and select "Use Saber Console" 2. Choose "Create a hilt", choose a model and a color 3. The hilts are like a lightsaber crystal. Just equip it into the crystal spot and voila! It comes with its own installer, but I assure you it's not malicious. If you run into incorrect colors, simply switch out the crystal at a workbench and rebuild the lightsaber. HOLOWAN DUPLISABER v.215b Chainz.2da Darth Deadman Evasto Inyri Forge OldFlash Qui-Don Jorn Quanon Seprithro Svosh T7Nowhere TriggerGod VarsityPuppet This mod expands the current lightsaber selection to include 59 different hilts, 13 different colors and long-bladed lightsabers. There are 59 total saber hilts to choose from, and they are available in 13 different colors, making for 767 possibilities. Future versions will integrate the saber hilts into the game as prizes and earnable or collectible items. Installation: Just click "Install" and wait for the progress bar to finish. If the installer closes early, the installation was not successful. Using the mod: Once in game, go to any workbench and you should have the option to open up the Saber Console. From the Saber Console, you can choose any hilt and the color of that hilt. This will give you a "hilt" item that you can use at a workbench to create a lightsaber. Simply switch out the color crystal for the desired hilt and it will change your lightsaber. Due to the nature of the game engine, you can even change the type of the weapon based on the hilt you choose. Changing from short to long to single to double is as easy as switching out a hilt. Disclaimer: This mod was built to be compatible with all mods (TSLRCM and M4-78 included). Any errors you encounter either come from a conflict caused by another mod or are a result of an installation error. DO NOT MESS WITH THE FILE FOLDERS. DOING SO WILL RUIN THE INSTALLATION. Credits: This mod was made from saber mods for which I asked for permission to use or were already open for free use. Each lightsaber is marked in-game with its original designer in its description. Thanks to: Bioware - Documentation on GFF and 2da formats. Designers -Chainz.2da Darth Deadman Evasto Inyri Forge OldFlash Qui-Don Jorn Quanon Seprithro Svosh T7Nowhere TriggerGod Fair Strides - For integrating the mdlops replacer into my dev version of the project. -
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Version 1.0
32,771 downloads
so here is the HD visas part of my ongoing texture project series, I desired to maintain the vanilla "look", but with much higher quality textures, I feel I have sufficiently achieved this, (i took a little liberty on the dark side transitions, but they are definitely not "movie style") the usual disclaimers apply, and of course you don't need my permission to reuse this, as long as it's not for profit. -
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Version 2.5.2
54,913 downloads
======================================================== A KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC II: (THE SITH LORDS) MODIFICATION Extended Enclave 2.5.2 (TSLRCM 1.8.6. Add-On) ======================================================== Authors: danil-ch & Darth Hayze 1. Description: ---------- This is an extended version of the Rebuilt Enclave sequence. We went through the dialogs as modified by TSLRCM and compared them to the original versions and made changes and restored additional dialog based on developer notes, etc... The following scenes have been modified: 1. "Did you not go to join him?" Brianna approaches Kreia before the dialog with the Masters starts, and Kreia has additional lines. 2. "It is not as it was..." The sequence with the Jedi Masters has been extended with additional dialog from the masters themselves, and when reading the minds of your party, all but Hanharr/Mira are now represented. Depending on whether you learned how to read the character’s minds, or spoke to Atton about playing Pazaak, lines may change. 3. "You have failed me. Completely, and utterly." Kreia's confrontation with the Exile now includes several minutes of new dialog. Some of the additional dialog is dependent on your influence level with Kreia, i.e. the scene will have different lines at the end if you have high, low, or 'neutral' influence with Kreia. 4. "The exile is dead. We have lost - it is over." After Kreia tells the Handmaiden(s) that the Exile is no more, they board the hawk, Brianna/Sisters informs the crew of the Exile's passing, Kreia tells them the one who waits in the darkness will now be revealed, and then leaves for Atris. 5. "I know you can hear me." The scene with the Exile reading the party's minds has been extended with dialog from Atton, Bao-Dur and Canderous. 6. "If you don't warn them" The scene with Kreia and Mical has been placed back in the original location as an extension of one of the Kreia/Mical scenes on the Hawk. 7. "I have never needed you." Sion now receives word of the Exile's fate on Dantooine and decides to confront an old friend. 8. Numerous bug fixes and tweaks to this scene to make it run smoothly. In addition, there is now a shot of Nihilus' ship before the scene with him and Tobin. 2. Install: ---------- (It is highly recommended that you update your game to version 2.10 (the 1.0b update) before installing this mod.) As this is an add-on for TSLRCM, TSLRCM 1.8.6 is REQUIRED. This is an add-on for TSLRCM, it will not work otherwise. So have that installed. First, if you do not have M4-78 installed at this time, you only need to follow TSLRCM Step 1 below. If you do have M4-78 installed, or at any later date you install it, you will need to follow M4 Step 2 below. TSLRCM Step 1: To install, extract the Extended Enclave folder to anywhere you like, as long as it is not the SWKotOR2 folder. When you run the installer, it will present you with two options, for TSLRCM only, select Standalone option and run it. M4-78 Step 2: If you DO have the M4-78 installed, after running the TSLRCM Standalone installer, run the M4-78 Compatibility patch and follow the instructions presented to you. 3. Uninstall: ---------- There has been a backup made of the modified files, within a folder titled 'backup' in the 'Main Patch" folder. Simply copy 650DAN.mod, 003EBO.mod, 907MAL.mod, and 904MAL.mod into your Modules folder and delete 020EBO.mod, and 856NIH.mod, and you will have reverted to TSLRCM 1.8.6. 4. Bugs: ---------- This has been tested several times to make sure nothing weird happens. If you find anything, let us know. 5. Distribution Notes: ---------- This mod may not be modified or distributed without the explicit permission of the authors. 6. Thanks: ---------- Thanks go the entire TSLRCM team; your work has been outstanding. 7. Credits: ---------- AUTHORS: danil-ch and Darth Hayze: Pretty much most stuff, this included lots of scripting, vo splicing, picking up slack when one of us disappeared, etc... CONTRIBUTORS: Hassat Hunter and zbyl2 - for help with getting it ready for TSLRCM 1.8.2/1.8.3 Sith Holocron - for suggesting a mod collaboration and the cool logo Exile007 - for contributing his early work on the Sion scenes TESTERS: Loki147 Malkior THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE. BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE. -
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1 pointHuh, i thought more people would be interested in such mini-mod (especially because of larger fonts - for me even in 2K playing with original is quite annoying. Anyway I am still working on it. i was playing a little yesterday and thought that testing Android UI on PC may be interesting. Unfortunately many things seems to be hardcoded there, not handled via .gui files:
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