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  1. 10 points
    J

    Version 1.0.0

    77 downloads

    Smoother mine effect edges. Nice and simple. Install: 1) Choose either Regular Version or For Mines Overhaul Version 2) Extract to override Regular version is for vanilla game Mines Overhaul [TSL] mod required for the Mines Overhaul version. Credit: offthegridmorty - Mines Overhaul [TSL] - models from this mod were used to make a compatible version
  2. 6 points
    offthegridmorty

    Version 1.0.0

    60 downloads

    Changes the appearance of the Revan hologram in TSLRCM to reflect your dialogue choices at the beginning of the game. SUMMARY TSLRCM restores a cutscene featuring a hologram recording of Revan. The scene is slightly different depending on your dialogue choices at the start of the game. However, no matter what you choose, Revan still appears in their Sith Lord getup. With this mod, if you chose the LS option at the beginning of the game, Revan will now appear in masked Star Forge robes. This mod also adjusts the orientation of some of the characters to make the scene look a little more natural. TSLRCM is required to use this mod. INSTALLATION Make sure TSLRCM is installed. Run HoloPatcher.exe to install the mod. Unaltered copies of any modified files will be placed inside the "backup" folder in the location of HoloPatcher.exe. UNINSTALLATION Remove appearance.2da, a_t3_candrec.ncs, revanholo_light.utc, and jedirevanholo.tga from override. If any files were created inside the backup folder, move them to override. COMPATIBILITY Compatible with and dependent on TSLRCM. Should be compatible with any other mods as long they don’t modify the affected cutscene, specifically the script a_t3_candrec.ncs. PERMISSIONS Feel free to use this mod however you want as long as the credits listed below are included. CREDITS offthegridmorty L0ki194 - base for Star Forge Robes texture (Star Forge Robes Texture Enhancement) zbyl2, DarthStoney, Hassat Hunter, VarsityPuppet - TSLRCM and original a_t3_candrec script HoloPatcher - Cortisol, th3w1zard1 TSLPatcher - stoffe, Fair Strides KOTOR Tool - Fred Tetra K-GFF - tk102
  3. 5 points
    th3w1zard1
    Please see the official GitHub repo to get support and find updates: https://github.com/OldRepublicDevs/NCSDecomp NCSDecomp - Turn Your Compiled KOTOR Scripts Back Into Readable Code! Ever wanted to see what's inside those compiled .ncs script files from KOTOR? Or maybe you found a mod with scripts you want to understand or modify? NCSDecomp can take those compiled script files and turn them back into readable source code that you can actually understand and edit! What does it do? Simply put, NCSDecomp converts compiled KOTOR scripts (.ncs files) back into source code (.nss files). It's like having a translator that converts the game's internal script format back into human-readable code. Works with both KOTOR 1 and KOTOR 2! How to use: There are two ways to use NCSDecomp - a simple graphical program (GUI) or command-line tools. Most users will want the GUI version! Option 1: The Easy Way (GUI - Recommended!) 1. Download the NCSDecomp folder 2. Double-click NCSDecomp.exe (Windows) or NCSDecomp.app (Mac) 3. That's it! No Java installation needed - everything is included! Once it opens: Drag and drop any .ncs file onto the window to decompile it Or use File → Open to browse for files The decompiled code will appear with syntax highlighting (color-coded keywords, functions, etc.) You can edit the code right there if you want Press Ctrl+S (or Cmd+S on Mac) to save your changes Open multiple files at once - each gets its own tab The program supports both KOTOR 1 and 2 (configurable in the settings) and attempts to unify most nwnnsscomp.exe variants, but has mainly been tested with kotorscript and ktool's variants. Option 2: Command Line (For Advanced Users) If you prefer using the command line or want to automate tasks: Windows: .\NCSDecompCLI.exe -i "script.ncs" -o "script.nss" --k2 Mac/Linux: ./NCSDecompCLI -i "script.ncs" -o "script.nss" --k2 This reads script.ncs and creates script.nss with the decompiled code. Use --k1 for KOTOR 1 scripts, or --k2 for KOTOR 2 scripts. Decompile an entire folder: .\NCSDecompCLI.exe -i "scripts_folder" -r --k2 -O "output_folder" This processes all .ncs files in the folder (including subfolders) and saves the results to your output folder. Features: Works with both KOTOR 1 and KOTOR 2/TSL scripts Beautiful graphical interface with syntax highlighting Edit decompiled scripts and compile them back Round-trip verification - see if your edited code compiles correctly Batch process entire folders of scripts at once View bytecode if you're curious about the low-level details Self-contained - no Java installation needed! Cross-platform - works on Windows, Mac, and Linux What can you do with it? Decompile .ncs files to see the original source code Understand how game scripts work Edit scripts and recompile them for mods Analyze scripts from your favorite mods Batch process entire script folders quickly Troubleshooting: "Error: nwscript file not found" Make sure you haven't deleted or moved the tools folder that came with the download The program should find everything automatically, but if you get this error, check that the tools folder is in the same directory as the executable "Program won't start" (Windows) Windows might be blocking it. Right-click NCSDecomp.exe → Properties → Check "Unblock" → Apply Try running as Administrator if you get permission errors "Program won't start" (Mac) You may need to allow the app in System Preferences → Security & Privacy Right-click the app and select "Open" the first time "Program won't start" (Linux) Make sure the executable has permission to run: Make sure the executable has permission to run: chmod +x NCSDecompCLI/NCSDecompCLI For more help: Run .\NCSDecompCLI.exe --help (Windows) or ./NCSDecompCLI --help (Mac/Linux) to see all available options Check the included README files for detailed documentation Source code and more info: https://github.com/bolabaden https://bolabaden.org Credits: Original Developers (The Foundation): JdNoa - Created the original script decompiler engine Dashus - Created the original GUI These developers did the hard foundational work that made this tool possible. The original DeNCS was an internal tool used by TSLRP (The Sith Lords Restoration Project) and was released to the public "as is" with no warranty. Current Maintainer: th3w1zard1 - Complete rewrite and modernization This version represents a near-complete rewrite and modernization of the original DeNCS tool. While based on the original developers' foundational work, the current version has been extensively revamped with a new GUI, modernized codebase, cross-platform support, and many new features. The core decompilation concepts from the original work remain, but the implementation has been significantly rewritten for modern development practices. License: This software is provided under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL 1.1). See LICENSE.txt in the download for full license information. Enjoy decompiling! 🎮✨ NCSDecomp-v1.0.2-Windows.zip
  4. 5 points
    J

    Version 2.0.0

    28 downloads

    Adds snow to Dantooine, Duxn, Telos. Grass got a haircut.
  5. 4 points
    AxConsortium

    Version 1.0.2

    32 downloads

    This mod introduces a unique item: the Resonance Shard, a slived fragment of the Exile's personal crystal. This shard can be discovered in the same crystal formation within the Dantooine Crystal Cave where the original crystal is found. The shard is designed to be used as an implant (requiring Wisdom 14+) by any organic companion. When equipped, it forges a powerful Force bond, allowing the chosen companion to join and share the existing Force Chain between the Exile and Kreia (when she is in the party). Once bonded, most beneficial Force powers used on the Exile, Kreia, or the chosen companion will automatically resonate through the connection, extending their positive influence to all others within the chain. Note: Due to how the game works, the shard will only appear if this is your first time entering the Crystal Cave. If you have already visited the cave, you can add the item with the following console command: giveitem e_imp1_axc01 Credits: Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset
  6. 4 points
    J

    Version 1.0.0

    56 downloads

    High quality floor textures. The goal was to retain the original look while improving the clarity of the various floor textures. The Peragus grate texture, was really low resolution and terrible quality so it has been remade. The grate flooring into Atris' room was also low quality and repared using another grate texture. Many others required manual cleaning. Almost all textures are doubled in resolution and with a tiling trick brought to 4x original.
  7. 4 points
    J

    Version 1.0.0

    40 downloads

    Higher poly model for the plasma torch, with ambient light effects. Also adds HD texture with reflective metal material.
  8. 4 points
    Raven-Fal

    Version 1.0.0

    52 downloads

    [K1] Mandalore the Unknown Author: RavenFal Release Date: 11/28/2025 "Yes, that's him. I toyed with calling him dar'Mand'alor, loosely translating Mandalore the Unknown." ―Abel G. Peña This mod changes the Mandalorian Captain found by the Temple on the Unknown World to be “Mandalore the Unknown”, the self-proclaimed Mandalore referenced several times in KOTOR by HK-47 and the Mandalorians on Kashyyyk, but never seen in-game. Per the campaign guide, Canderous defeated him between games and took his armor and helmet as a way to honor him, combining the helmet with Mandalore the Ultimate's mask (which is why Manalore's helmet in KOTOR 2 looks so different compared to the mask from the comics). This mod moves that confrontation earlier in the timeline, allowing players to experience Canderous acquiring his armor from KOTOR 2 and letting him (or anyone in your party who can equip heavy armor) to rock up to the Star Forge wearing one of the coolest armor sets from either game. “Mandalore the Unknown” is wearing an upgradeable armor set with the appearance of Mandalore's Armor from KOTOR 2. Upon his defeat, he'll drop this armor instead of the “Mandalorian Assault Armor” the Mandalorian Captain drops in the base game. The appearance is set up as a disguise, and so it will work for both male and female characters. He also drops a datapad that explains why he was sending teams of Mandalorians to hunt in the Shadowlands, what he's doing on the Unknown World, and changes up events a little more to make to him the one who made the modifications to Mandalore's mask. I have also included optional files to change Mandalore the Ultimate from SilverEdge9's Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge mod to also have the appearance of Mandalore from KOTOR 2. The mask looted from the “Non-Canon” chest remains unaltered and has its original appearance. This mod is not compatible with any mod that alters g_mandalor004.utc (the Mandalorian Captain on the Unknown World). To Install the main mod: 1. Run the “Install.exe” program from the mod folder. To Install Optional files to change the appearance of Mandalore the Ultimate in BOSSR: 1. Copy all files from the “Optional – BOSSR Mandalore Replacement” folder into your Override folder. To Uninstall the main mod: 1. Delete the following files from your Override folder: bos_mandhelm.uti g_a_mandotsl.uti g_mandalor004.utc mandotsl_datapad.uti p_mandalorebb.mdl p_mandalorebb.mdx P_MandB.tga 2. Replace the “appearance.2da” file from your Override folder with the “appearance.2da” file saved in the “backup” folder found in the main mod folder. To Uninstall the Optional files for BOSSR: 1. Delete the following files from your Override folder: brg_mandalore.utc msp_mandalore.utc myp_mandalore.utc mzp_mandalore.utc Credits: SilverEdge9 for the original Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge files.
  9. 4 points
    Lane
    For those who are hungry for updates, thanks for all the kind words and support. As holidays are around the corner, my free-time has been a bit taxed lately as I strike the balance between KotOR things and spending time with my and my fiance's family. (Not to mention keeping up with my real job 😬) However, I did spend some time formalizing some of the various "wishlist" features, as well as other pending investigations within the repository issues view. Most upcoming work on my radar for this project is of the unexciting sort. I want to adjust the way I'm modelling game objects in the patching framework to better reflect the underlying inheritance in the base game (i.e. Functions that take a CSWCObject can accept a CSWCCreature, which is derivative, as valid input, etc). I also want to improve/expand the address database system. Right now, they're being stored in plain-text TOML format, which is fine at the current scale, but as this project has grown, this system is already becoming unwieldy. I'm looking to swap to using SQLIte, such that we can have efficient, live, swappable local databases that we can just dump address data directly out Ghidra into. Finally, kotor 2 reverse engineering just needs more work. Kotor 1 is in a great place, such that if we were only targeting that game, I could really accelerate this project. But since I'm endeavoring to provide a solid framework for both games, some TL&C is required to get kotor 2 at least somewhat up to speed. I likley will be giving DarthOuroboros's GhidraMCP suggestion a shot to see if that can accelerate things more here. As a lot of the work to be done is mostly comparative reverse engineering, which I hope falls into the low-complexity class of problem that AI typically excels at. As always let me know if there are any questions or suggestions! P.S. @ajdrenter Galaxy map stuff would be pretty interesting, I've added an issue for me to investigate that at some point in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
  10. 2 points
    Dark Hope
    Hello. I request permission to publish textures using elements from your mod. Example:
  11. 2 points
    Lane
    @Salk This ended up being super quick and easy:
  12. 2 points
    J

    Version 1.2.1

    1,343 downloads

    30 Vanilla+ lightsaber hilts (10 regular,10 short,10 double) Working texture for both Aspyr and Legacy In the base game, every lightsaber you find has the same hilt model. My goal was to add some variability to the lightsaber hilts while also fitting within Kotor's engine limitations. Hilts are still tied to crystal color but should give the illusion that every saber hilt isn't exactly the same. The Blade I have rebuilt the original blade model, so that JC's Lightsaber Visual Effects for K2 is compatible (and recommended). The blades are now perfectly symmetrical after some UV editing. I also fixed a bug where some models didn't render all of the blade planes. A glowing light source has been added to each blade thanks to Crazy34's Light saber models. The Hilt I started with a base hilt design and then tweaked each one to have a slightly different shaped grip, emitter, and pummel. One hilt shouldn't stand out or overshadow the design of the others. Hopefully they feel like they belong. 10 hilts are completed for each crystal color. These are also compatible with the Aspyr version of the game, which had broken hilt textures. I added a custom hilt for Malak as well. Install Steps: - TSLRCM Required - 3C-FD Patcher is required for Aspyr version - JC's Lightsaber Visual Effects for K2 is recommended. The glowing light colors were made to match these. - Extract and copy mod files to override directory - Alternative texture is also in the downloads, with less gold/bronze Credits: - Crazy34's Light saber models for the glowing light effect - JC's Lightsaber Visual Effects for K2 amazing blade texture, I matched the glowing effect to work with these
  13. 2 points
    DarthParametric
    As I said on the DS Discord, it's literally a nothingburger. It's pure concept art at this stage. The developer is a company started by Hudson earlier this year. Come back in 2030 and it might have a release date.
  14. 2 points
    Salk
    Hello, Lane. One thing I would like to see happen, if possible at all, is to extend the numerical display for replies in dialogue files. The way it is now if you have more than 9 alternatives to choose among, the next ones have a "-" rather than the next number. It does not look good. Perhaps something can be done about it? There are not many such situations. The replies are very often limited to a number that is lower than 10, but it does happen in few cases. Example: in the Temple of the Ancient on Lehon. The file unk_comp.dlg contains an entry node with 11 replies. Cheers!
  15. 2 points
    Dark Hope
    https://deadlystream.com/topic/11840-looking-for-this-female-character/#comments
  16. 2 points
    N-DReW25
    So there's some bad news and good news. This mod hasn't been properly updated since the 2010s, so MVE compatibility is very unlikely as of 1.1 as it stands now. 1.2, the next update that'll have Jekk'Jekk Tarr content, shall have MVE directly integrated into GenoHaradan Legacy alongside the Logical Jekk'Jekk Tarr mod. Compatibility shall not be an issue when that version drops as you won't even need to install MVE.
  17. 2 points
    Kätzchen
    I got it now. Been able to extract and install it with the help of 7-zip. Thanks
  18. 2 points
    CapitaineSpoque
    Late answer, but this could be a possibility ye depending on how much content in introduced in my mod. However, it would require a lot of balancing for the enemies. Raising to 30 could already be pretty cool. We'll see how things go as time goes by
  19. 2 points
    Salk
    Oh and one thing I'd personally love to see fixed at the engine level would be to introduce alternate start in the Pazaak mini game! That has always bothered me immensely and it's actually fixed in K2. In the original game the AI has an unfair advantage as the Player starts each new round, making it statistically more difficult to avoid the so called "bust". I have produced a small mod that aims to make the mini game better overall but the best improvement would Indeed be this, if you could pull it off.
  20. 2 points
    Dark Hope
    It's a matter of taste, but + 20 years.
  21. 2 points
    SithNadd
    Ran a quick test, porting Revan's lightsaber over to KotOR from TOR. May look at putting a little mod together which makes this the lightsaber you get on Dantooine at the end of your training, rather than the generic one. Could always deposit the other crystals elsewhere too, for those who like some variety and don't want to stick with their class colour.
  22. 2 points
    DarthParametric
    If it messes with timers, then I imagine anything related to OnHeartbeat events for placeables/modules/user defines would experience the sort of issues described.
  23. 2 points
    Lane
    Hi @Salk I know what your talking about! The load behavior of a main menu load, a hard load (load game menu in game), an autosave load, and a quick load all have subtle but important differences. This has actually come up in the speedrun world a few times. For example, the effect duration glitch (in which they last a long time) only happens if you have previously loaded a hard save in this session (as that messes up the global timers). There's a variety of other small differences, between these functions; most of which I haven't dug too deeply into. But I'm unsurprised you've run into this before. If you could provide an example of a specific script related issue that performs differently for different loads (to use as a reference point), I'd be happy to mount a bit of an investigation into it when I get the time. As mentioned above, it's a busy time of year so this may be backlogged a bit. I'd also be happy to field any other questions! Thanks, Lane
  24. 1 point
    AxConsortium

    Version 1.0.1

    17 downloads

    During the Nar Shaddaa questline, Atton is forced to face the Twin Suns alone. Depending on various factors (especially if Nar Shaddaa is your first planet) this short segment can be notoriously difficult. This mod presents you with a choice to skip the battle without losing any content or to complete it the intended way. The decision remains yours. Additionally, this mod includes a minor restoration not present in the TSLRCM: It correctly implements Atton’s low-influence dialogue in the scene immediately following the battle. If your influence with Atton is below 40, his reason for returning to the Ebon Hawk will reflect his more self-interested nature. Compatibility: Easier Twin Suns' Fight - Fully compatible! You can use both mods and have the option to either skip the fight entirely or play through an easier (but not easy) version of it. TSLRCM - Fully compatible. This mod's restoration is a separate, additive fix. Credits: John Doom, for Easier Twin Suns' Fight Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset
  25. 1 point
  26. 1 point
    DarthParametric
    An item property disguise will only work if it is applied to an armour/robe/clothing item in the torso slot that points to the appearance row to replace it with. The only way to do it via an armband would be to create a script that fires EffectDisguise. But it would be quicker and easier for you to just use KSE to edit your save and change the appearance there.
  27. 1 point
    90SK

    1,213 downloads

    TSL Padawan Robes Redone by L0rdReV@n88 90SK This mod will replace the padawan class robes with new skins. It was inspired by the original art for TSL L0rdReV@n88's Dark Assassin robe has been included as the Dark Jedi Robe. This type of robe was featured in the KotOR 2 dark side promotional art. A couple new and a couple old skins by myself (90SK) here, and I have included new/improved icons here for the items. Notes: This mod is re-releasing L0rdReV@n88 Dark Assassin Robe as a replacement for the Dark Jedi Robe. The remaining skins are based on the default robes, with edits by 90SK Permissions: Please credit L0rdReV@n88 and 90SK for this work for further use. Please do not upload on Steam Workshop 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.
  28. 1 point
    Dark Hope

    Version 1.0.0

    33,721 downloads

    Animated energy shields. They look better in the game. To Install 1. Download: Animated energy shields 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. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love.
  29. 1 point
  30. 1 point
    DarthParametric
    Per @th3w1zard1 , co-author of pyKotor and HoloPatcher: It's a rare unused feature of TSLPatcher that's off by default. HoloPatcher has it enabled. Basically tells you if a mod installs to a module directly (.rim/.erf/.mod) when it'd be 'shadowed' by a higher priority file existing in Override. See: https://github.com/th3w1zard1/PyKotor/wiki/Explanations-on-HoloPatcher-Internal-Logic#the-patch-loop Part of step 5. In other words, a mod has injected a file into a module (MOD), but a file in the Override will supersede it. On an unrelated note, why the hell is your game installed in the Users folder?
  31. 1 point
    Lane
    Been chatting with a few community members, and I've been asked to share some of the other binaries I've come across. Attached below are the binary executables for Kotor 1 Mac, Kotor 2 Mac, Kotor 1 Android, Kotor 1 Xbox XKOTOR KOTOR2sub libKOTOR.so default.xbe
  32. 1 point
    J
    perfect! thank you for posting this.
  33. 1 point
  34. 1 point
    Salk
    I would like to mention my favorite project in this regard. It's unfortunately still far from being complete, but it has much going for itself already. I'm talking of redrob41's upscale. He's released a K2 version, too.
  35. 1 point
  36. 1 point
    Lane
    Today's little demo: This patch was originally put together by @LanguageWriter123 (see here). He and I worked together to see what it would take to port this over, and today I decided to give it a shot, and I'm very pleased with the results! cc @darthbdaman as you asked about level caps earlier
  37. 1 point
    Zantos_Endar
    Terrifying, no notes. Never been happier to be one-shot out of nowhere.
  38. 1 point
    SithNadd
    You can set up TSL Patcher/Holo Patcher to do that for you using tokens. If you read through the readme included with TSL Patcher, it'll explain how tokens work.
  39. 1 point
    OzilsEyes
    Looks like you have a mod conflicting with it, may be caused by running the wrong installation. I’d run the installer again making sure you choose the correct compatibility option, potentially m4-78 if you’ve got that installed
  40. 1 point
    Ferc Kast

    Version 1.0.1

    2,036 downloads

    ================================ KNIGHTS OF THE REPUBLIC II Mod ================================ Title: K1 Heads Port Version: 1.0.1 Author: Ferc Kast Contact: PM me on DeadlyStream *********** DESCRIPTION *********** This mod ports the original player heads from KOTOR I for use as playable heads in KOTOR II. To use reskins for these heads, follow these steps: 1) Move the relevant head and / or portrait tpcs out of your override folder. 2) After extracting the textures from the reskin mod, prefix the head texture filenames with "K1_" or "k1_" (without the quotes). 3) Copy the textures into your override folder. ************ INSTALLATION ************ Unzip the file. Run TSLPatcher, and point the installer to your KOTOR II installation folder. If you are using the Steam copy of TSLRCM, point it to the folder where it is installed. ************** UNINSTALLATION ************** Copy the 2das from the backup folder into the Override folder. Remove the following files from the Override folder: - k1_pfha01.mdl - k1_pfha01.mdx - k1_pfha01.tpc - k1_pfha01d.tpc - k1_pfha01d1.tpc - k1_pfha01d2.tpc - k1_pfha01d3.tpc - k1_pfha02.mdl - k1_pfha02.mdx - k1_pfha02.tpc - k1_pfha02d.tpc - k1_pfha02d1.tpc - k1_pfha02d2.tpc - k1_pfha02d3.tpc - k1_pfha03.mdl - k1_pfha03.mdx - k1_pfha03.tpc - k1_pfha03d.tpc - k1_pfha03d1.tpc - k1_pfha03d2.tpc - k1_pfha03d3.tpc - k1_pfha04.mdl - k1_pfha04.mdx - k1_pfha04.tpc - k1_pfha04d.tpc - k1_pfha04d1.tpc - k1_pfha04d2.tpc - k1_pfha04d3.tpc - k1_pfha05.mdl - k1_pfha05.mdx - k1_pfha05.tpc - k1_pfha05d.tpc - k1_pfha05d1.tpc - k1_pfha05d2.tpc - k1_pfha05d3.tpc - k1_pfhb01.mdl - k1_pfhb01.mdx - k1_pfhb01.tpc - k1_pfhb01d.tpc - k1_pfhb01d1.tpc - k1_pfhb01d2.tpc - k1_pfhb01d3.tpc - k1_pfhb02.mdl - k1_pfhb02.mdx - k1_pfhb02.tpc - k1_pfhb02d.tpc - k1_pfhb02d1.tpc - k1_pfhb02d2.tpc - k1_pfhb02d3.tpc - k1_pfhb03.mdl - k1_pfhb03.mdx - k1_pfhb03.tpc - k1_pfhb03d.tpc - k1_pfhb03d1.tpc - k1_pfhb03d2.tpc - k1_pfhb03d3.tpc - k1_pfhb04.mdl - k1_pfhb04.mdx - k1_pfhb04.tpc - k1_pfhb04d.tpc - k1_pfhb04d1.tpc - k1_pfhb04d2.tpc - k1_pfhb04d3.tpc - k1_pfhb05.mdl - k1_pfhb05.mdx - k1_pfhb05.tpc - k1_pfhb05d.tpc - k1_pfhb05d1.tpc - k1_pfhb05d2.tpc - k1_pfhb05d3.tpc - k1_pfhc01.mdl - k1_pfhc01.mdx - k1_pfhc01.tpc - k1_pfhc01d.tpc - k1_pfhc01d1.tpc - k1_pfhc01d2.tpc - k1_pfhc01d3.tpc - k1_pfhc02.mdl - k1_pfhc02.mdx - k1_pfhc02.tpc - k1_pfhc02d.tpc - k1_pfhc02d1.tpc - k1_pfhc02d2.tpc - k1_pfhc02d3.tpc - k1_pfhc03.mdl - k1_pfhc03.mdx - k1_pfhc03.tpc - k1_pfhc03d.tpc - k1_pfhc03d1.tpc - k1_pfhc03d2.tpc - k1_pfhc03d3.tpc - k1_pfhc04.mdl - k1_pfhc04.mdx - k1_pfhc04.tpc - k1_pfhc04d.tpc - k1_pfhc04d1.tpc - k1_pfhc04d2.tpc - k1_pfhc04d3.tpc - k1_pfhc05.mdl - k1_pfhc05.mdx - k1_pfhc05.tpc - k1_pfhc05d.tpc - k1_pfhc05d1.tpc - k1_pfhc05d2.tpc - k1_pfhc05d3.tpc - k1_pmha01.mdl - k1_pmha01.mdx - k1_pmha01.tpc - k1_pmha01d.tpc - k1_pmha01d1.tpc - k1_pmha01d2.tpc - k1_pmha01d3.tpc - k1_pmha02.mdl - k1_pmha02.mdx - k1_pmha02.tpc - k1_pmha02d.tpc - k1_pmha02d1.tpc - k1_pmha02d2.tpc - k1_pmha02d3.tpc - k1_pmha03.mdl - k1_pmha03.mdx - k1_pmha03.tpc - k1_pmha03d.tpc - k1_pmha03d1.tpc - k1_pmha03d2.tpc - k1_pmha03d3.tpc - k1_pmha04.mdl - k1_pmha04.mdx - k1_pmha04.tpc - k1_pmha04d.tpc - k1_pmha04d1.tpc - k1_pmha04d2.tpc - k1_pmha04d3.tpc - k1_pmha05.mdl - k1_pmha05.mdx - k1_pmha05.tpc - k1_pmha05d.tpc - k1_pmha05d1.tpc - k1_pmha05d2.tpc - k1_pmha05d3.tpc - k1_pmhb01.mdl - k1_pmhb01.mdx - k1_pmhb01.tpc - k1_pmhb01d.tpc - k1_pmhb01d1.tpc - k1_pmhb01d2.tpc - k1_pmhb01d3.tpc - k1_pmhb02.mdl - k1_pmhb02.mdx - k1_pmhb02.tpc - k1_pmhb02d.tpc - k1_pmhb02d1.tpc - k1_pmhb02d2.tpc - k1_pmhb02d3.tpc - k1_pmhb03.mdl - k1_pmhb03.mdx - k1_pmhb03.tpc - k1_pmhb03d.tpc - k1_pmhb03d1.tpc - k1_pmhb03d2.tpc - k1_pmhb03d3.tpc - k1_pmhb04.mdl - k1_pmhb04.mdx - k1_pmhb04.tpc - k1_pmhb04d.tpc - k1_pmhb04d1.tpc - k1_pmhb04d2.tpc - k1_pmhb04d3.tpc - k1_pmhb05.mdl - k1_pmhb05.mdx - k1_pmhb05.tpc - k1_pmhb05d.tpc - k1_pmhb05d1.tpc - k1_pmhb05d2.tpc - k1_pmhb05d3.tpc - k1_pmhc01.mdl - k1_pmhc01.mdx - k1_pmhc01.tpc - k1_pmhc01d.tpc - k1_pmhc01d1.tpc - k1_pmhc01d2.tpc - k1_pmhc01d3.tpc - k1_pmhc02.mdl - k1_pmhc02.mdx - k1_pmhc02.tpc - k1_pmhc02d.tpc - k1_pmhc02d1.tpc - k1_pmhc02d2.tpc - k1_pmhc02d3.tpc - k1_pmhc03.mdl - k1_pmhc03.mdx - k1_pmhc03.tpc - k1_pmhc03d.tpc - k1_pmhc03d1.tpc - k1_pmhc03d2.tpc - k1_pmhc03d3.tpc - k1_pmhc04.mdl - k1_pmhc04.mdx - k1_pmhc04.tpc - k1_pmhc04d.tpc - k1_pmhc04d1.tpc - k1_pmhc04d2.tpc - k1_pmhc04d3.tpc - k1_pmhc05.mdl - k1_pmhc05.mdx - k1_pmhc05.tpc - k1_pmhc05d.tpc - k1_pmhc05d1.tpc - k1_pmhc05d2.tpc - k1_pmhc05d3.tpc - pmha05hair.tpc - po_pfha1.tpc - po_pfha1d.tpc - po_pfha1d1.tpc - po_pfha1d2.tpc - po_pfha1d3.tpc - po_pfha2.tpc - po_pfha2d.tpc - po_pfha2d1.tpc - po_pfha2d2.tpc - po_pfha2d3.tpc - po_pfha3.tpc - po_pfha3d.tpc - po_pfha3d1.tpc - po_pfha3d2.tpc - po_pfha3d3.tpc - po_pfha4.tpc - po_pfha4d.tpc - po_pfha4d1.tpc - po_pfha4d2.tpc - po_pfha4d3.tpc - po_pfha5.tpc - po_pfha5d.tpc - po_pfha5d1.tpc - po_pfha5d2.tpc - po_pfha5d3.tpc - po_pfhb1.tpc - po_pfhb1d.tpc - po_pfhb1d1.tpc - po_pfhb1d2.tpc - po_pfhb1d3.tpc - po_pfhb2.tpc - po_pfhb2d.tpc - po_pfhb2d1.tpc - po_pfhb2d2.tpc - po_pfhb2d3.tpc - po_pfhb3.tpc - po_pfhb3d.tpc - po_pfhb3d1.tpc - po_pfhb3d2.tpc - po_pfhb3d3.tpc - po_pfhb4.tpc - po_pfhb4d.tpc - po_pfhb4d1.tpc - po_pfhb4d2.tpc - po_pfhb4d3.tpc - po_pfhb5.tpc - po_pfhb5d.tpc - po_pfhb5d1.tpc - po_pfhb5d2.tpc - po_pfhb5d3.tpc - po_pfhc1.tpc - po_pfhc1d.tpc - po_pfhc1d1.tpc - po_pfhc1d2.tpc - po_pfhc1d3.tpc - po_pfhc2.tpc - po_pfhc2d.tpc - po_pfhc2d1.tpc - po_pfhc2d2.tpc - po_pfhc2d3.tpc - po_pfhc3.tpc - po_pfhc3d.tpc - po_pfhc3d1.tpc - po_pfhc3d2.tpc - po_pfhc3d3.tpc - po_pfhc4.tpc - po_pfhc4d.tpc - po_pfhc4d1.tpc - po_pfhc4d2.tpc - po_pfhc4d3.tpc - po_pfhc5.tpc - po_pfhc5d.tpc - po_pfhc5d1.tpc - po_pfhc5d2.tpc - po_pfhc5d3.tpc - po_pmha1.tpc - po_pmha1d.tpc - po_pmha1d1.tpc - po_pmha1d2.tpc - po_pmha1d3.tpc - po_pmha2.tpc - po_pmha2d.tpc - po_pmha2d1.tpc - po_pmha2d2.tpc - po_pmha2d3.tpc - po_pmha3.tpc - po_pmha3d.tpc - po_pmha3d1.tpc - po_pmha3d2.tpc - po_pmha3d3.tpc - po_pmha4.tpc - po_pmha4d.tpc - po_pmha4d1.tpc - po_pmha4d2.tpc - po_pmha4d3.tpc - po_pmha5.tpc - po_pmha5d.tpc - po_pmha5d1.tpc - po_pmha5d2.tpc - po_pmha5d3.tpc - po_pmhb1.tpc - po_pmhb1d.tpc - po_pmhb1d1.tpc - po_pmhb1d2.tpc - po_pmhb1d3.tpc - po_pmhb2.tpc - po_pmhb2d.tpc - po_pmhb2d1.tpc - po_pmhb2d2.tpc - po_pmhb2d3.tpc - po_pmhb3.tpc - po_pmhb3d.tpc - po_pmhb3d1.tpc - po_pmhb3d2.tpc - po_pmhb3d3.tpc - po_pmhb4.tpc - po_pmhb4d.tpc - po_pmhb4d1.tpc - po_pmhb4d2.tpc - po_pmhb4d3.tpc - po_pmhb5.tpc - po_pmhb5d.tpc - po_pmhb5d1.tpc - po_pmhb5d2.tpc - po_pmhb5d3.tpc - po_pmhc1.tpc - po_pmhc1d.tpc - po_pmhc1d1.tpc - po_pmhc1d2.tpc - po_pmhc1d3.tpc - po_pmhc2.tpc - po_pmhc2d.tpc - po_pmhc2d1.tpc - po_pmhc2d2.tpc - po_pmhc2d3.tpc - po_pmhc3.tpc - po_pmhc3d.tpc - po_pmhc3d1.tpc - po_pmhc3d2.tpc - po_pmhc3d3.tpc - po_pmhc4.tpc - po_pmhc4d.tpc - po_pmhc4d1.tpc - po_pmhc4d2.tpc - po_pmhc4d3.tpc - po_pmhc5.tpc - po_pmhc5d.tpc - po_pmhc5d1.tpc - po_pmhc5d2.tpc - po_pmhc5d3.tpc **** BUGS **** Some of the male lips clip slightly on the character creation screen, but they are fine during the rest of the game. Let me know if you find any others. ******* CREDITS ******* - Fred Tetra, for developing the KOTOR Tool - Stoffe, for developing TSLPatcher ********* CHANGELOG ********* 1.0.1 - Updated Readme for clearer instructions on using reskins with this mod. 1.0 - Initial Release *********** PERMISSIONS *********** You may not redistribute this mod on other sites without my permission. You may use this mod in your own if you ask me. ********** DISCLAIMER ********** 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.
  41. 1 point
    Elayerfawkes45

    Version 1.0.1

    124 downloads

    !!!THIS MOD IS FOR KOTOR 1 I ACCIDENTLY IMPORTED IT AD K2 MOD!!! I remade Brejik the mesh and textures
  42. 1 point
    trevuar25
    As a starting point, I would recommend Holocron Toolset: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1982-holocron-toolset/ to get an idea of how the modules are set up and to be able to view models + areas of the game. This is incredibly useful for seeing how placeables, cameras, models, scripts, creatures are laid out. This can be used to pull assets out of the game for modification. You can also use KOTOR Tool: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/280-kotor-tool/ to pull the same game resources out for modification. If you're looking to modify the particle effects of the game models, you can't go wrong with MDLEdit: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1150-mdledit/ . This converts game models MDL+MDX into readable ASCII and back into MDL after you save the changes to the ASCII file. It really comes down to what the goal of your first mod is. If you're looking into making changes to scripts, that definitely is not my area of expertise. It would be helpful if you share a specific goal for your first mod idea, or at least an idea of something you'd like to achieve.
  43. 1 point
    Dark Hope

    Version 1.0.0

    1,736 downloads

    This mod will replace and update texture files. To Install 1. Download:N_oldAMH01.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. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love
  44. 1 point
    FantasyVader
    Around a decade past the original demo, and Revenge of Revan: Episode 1 is here! It was exciting to play this on stream. But how good is it? Well... I feel like this mod's original assets are absolutely stellar! The villains look really cool, and having your species actually affect some dialogue options was a good laugh. It's a super awesome mechanical feat that I didn't know was possible in KotOR. (I got called a worm-headed skank! 😨 Made me cackle.) The original music is also shockingly beautiful, I wish I could have them in my own Star Wars vibes playlist! It was that good. But... I wasn't a fan of how linear this felt. Every area had a bunch of stuff where it felt like "oh clearly I can come back here later" and I never did. Quests didn't even really update to accommodate for that to tell me where I should be going, but I knew where I should be anyway because there were no side areas anywhere. It was impossible to get lost, and for some reason I wasn't a fan of that. It felt a lot more restrictive than Kotor 2, or even Kotor 1. And that linear-ness wasn't helped very much by the amount of completely reused areas. Every module from Dxun is reused, minus the thunder and rain. There were a couple of neat set pieces that helped, like the end of the Jungle, but for the most part it felt like literally retreading old ground. Many aliens and props were also reused, and I struggle to find a concrete reason why some were there. The Market area of Onderon is the biggest offender, as there's so much stuff packed into that module that it felt really awkward and not very unified. I feel like a lot of the details could have been separated into other modules. Some retextures are desperately needed, I think, along with some of the aliens or creatures to make them fit more into a solid Corellian lore. There's also a big dialogue gripe that kept ticking me off. I get that you're only supposed to be a Padawan, but more often than not, it felt like you were punished by choosing skill-related options. You would get chided by your two companions for making an observation that they thought was obvious, or just plain wrong. It felt like you were called stupid for USING skills or stats that you put points into, rather than being rewarded with unique dialogue or rewards for it. (And I certainly felt stupid for putting points into any skills, because I never needed any of them.) It also felt like there were way too many options that should have just been a regular answer, rather than something smart or "aware" for you to say. Skill options should be few, but should have some sort of significant impact on the dialogue, like skipping a big chunk of explanation, or actually changing someone's mind. This isn't even mentioning that all of the actually important characters have no audio, something you'd think would be prioritized over some random guard with an AI Tiktok voice. My main complaint with the mod though is this: What does this story have to do with Revan OR the Exile? I get that this is only Episode 1 and Revan obviously isn't going to be seen now, but all the time I was just thinking "what does any of this have to do with Revan?" NPCs seem to just bring him up for seemingly no reason. Yes he's the Prodigal Knight, yes he conquered the Republic, yes nobody knows where he is, yes he should atone for some crimes, but Revan has nothing to do with these new Sith or the politics of Corellia, and we know this. Any mention of him just feels really artificial, and the Exile is treated even worse. The Exile is such an afterthought that Bao-Dur has to think about who you're talking about when you ask. And the weird part is, it would make more sense if it was ONLY the Exile's companions that knew of the Exile, and continued their legacy. If nobody else knew about the Exile, it'd be far more interesting if someone like Bao-Dur was the one to tell you about this person like they're this mythical deity of the Force, someone who learned to live without it, and came back to impart knowledge that would forever change the Force. It's just odd to see, especially since this mod is based on KotOR 2, the only game that has the Exile, and the game that characterized Revan way beyond the barebones depiction in the first game. I'll probably still play the next episode, but like... it just felt like nothing I did mattered. There was always a specific way to play, and a specific way my character was treated. It was a little frustrating. 5/10.
  45. 1 point
    ZeldaTheSwordsman
    Probably the best version of the robes we're going to get. Looks very sharp!
  46. 1 point
    Darth Vhail

    Version 1.0

    5,183 downloads

    A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: Darth Vhail Release Date: 05.01.2017 ->Description: This mod adds new graphics to the Sith/Stabilizer/Vacuum Masks and Motion Detection/Stealth Field Reinforcement Goggles found in-game. It also adds new icons for these items. ->Installation: To install you need to copy the files into your KotOR override folder. ->Compatibility: If you have other mod files changing the appearance of the Sith/Stabilizer/Vacuum Masks and Motion Detection/Stealth Field Reinforcement Goggles, they will be replaced. Also any mods that add new models for these four masks are incompatible with these textures. ->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.
  47. 1 point
    Pjaeronpaj
    I just finished KOTOR for the first time and installed this mod through the KOTOR Neocities mod build. As it had like 100 mods, I did not really pay attention to what I actually was installing. Anyway, the first thing I did after beating the game was to find information online about I couldn't find anything. In fact, it was hard to find any information about the ship at all. And that's when I found out I had been playing a mod quest the entire time. That's how well attached this quest is to the main game. 😁
  48. 1 point
    Stormie97

    Version 1.0.0

    23,798 downloads

    Description This mod aims to completely change Juhani's appearance and to bring it close to artist Corbin Hunter's redesign of the character. As a result, her head has been significantly reshaped and slightly retextured. An all-new body model was created and hand-painted from scratch. A new custom lightsaber has been created as well. As several aspects of Juhani have been changed, this mod has been divided into four editions to accomodate the final user's preferences: 1. An All-in-one edition which includes all the changes to bring her close to Corbin Hunter's vision of the character. 2. A head-only edition, which only includes Juhani's revamped head. 3. A body and lightsaber edition, which includes her new body model and lightsaber. 4. Finally, a head and lightsaber edition, which includes her new head model and lightsaber. Please refer to the included images in the 'Editions reference pictures' folder included in the archive to help you determine your preferred edition. Installation 1. Extract the archive's content somewhere on your computer. 2. Double-click the "Juhani Appearance Overhaul.exe" file. 3. Choose an edition to install. Refer to the images included in the 'Editions reference pictures' folder to determine which one you prefer. 4. Click on the "Install Now" button once you're ready. The installer will try to locate your game installation directory. If it can't find it on its own, direct the installer to the correct location. 5. The installer will proceed to install the mod's files into your Override folder. Once it's finished, you may exit the installer and launch the game. IMPORTANT If you choose an edition that includes Juhani's new body model and lightsaber: Juhani will have her new items only if you are using a save that is prior to the moment she joins your party right before leaving Daantoine. If you are past that point in your playthrough, she won't have her new items. You can get them using KSE or via entering the following commands in the in-game console: ⦁ giveitem j_juhsaber01 ⦁ giveitem j­­­_juhbody01 CREDITS Original design by Corbin Hunter: Artstation link This mod uses JC’s TSL Supermodel port in order to animate the skirt. SPECIAL THANKS to Artist Corbin Hunter for granting me permission to use this concept art @DarthParametric for his help and advice throughout the development process @bead-v for the incredible tools MDLEdit and KoTORMax
  49. 1 point
    Albertson
    At its current stage, this mod has some serious bugs tied to it. One: the quest 'Deadly Upgrade' re-inserts itself into the quest log whenever you set foot in the R&D section of the Industrial Zone regardless of whether or not you finished it via any means. Two: there is a missing quest item needed to fix the droid by the Industrial Zone entrance in the quest 'Fixing Droids'. Three: There was supposed to be a dialogie option with Kaah upon completion of the Environmental Zone where he gives you data regarding a quest granted by the rogue industrial droid from the maintenance shack that I forgot the name of. This is missing, rendering the quest unfinishable. Fourth: two of the assassins that show up in the new ending do not aggro after they dispatch Vash. What is most disturbing out of all of this is that all the chatter I've seen regarding these bugs is that the authors have no inclination to go back and fix them. I get it, they're probably burned out, but to leave such bugs as these in the mod is just irresponsible. I've tried using Pa3pyx's (or whatever he's called) 1.3 version, but there is no installer and that user has provided no instructions on how to successfully integrate his version in. Unless there is a concerted effort to fix these issues, I'd say give this a miss.
  50. 1 point
    Thor110
    02 - [TUTORIAL] - Creating a Merchant - TSL 03 - [ADDITIONAL] - Using ERFEdit 04 - [ADDITIONAL] - Picking an NPC to place in your level - TSL 05 - [ADDITIONAL] - Picking Placeables to fill your level with - TSL 06 - [ADDITIONAL] - Picking Alien Voice Over Dialog for your level - TSL 07 - [ADDITIONAL] - Placement & Rotation 08 - [TUTORIAL] - Waypoint Markers 09 - [TUTORIAL] - Scripting Basics 10 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPT] - Spawning NPC's on Enter 11 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPT] - Making NPC's Hostile! 12 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPT] - Trigger talking to an NPC! 13 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPT] - Make an NPC walk randomly 14 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPT] - Place a dead NPC 15 - [EXAMPLE SCRIPTS] - Starting Conditionals 16 - [TUTORIAL] - Companion Vendor 17 - [TUTORIAL] - Upgradeable Items 18 - [ADDITIONAL] - Door Gallery 19 - [ADDITIONAL] - Main Menu Details 20 - [ADDITIONAL] - UI Customization 21 - [ADDITIONAL] - Recolouring Textures 22 - [ADDITIONAL] - Recolouring the .GUI Files and Textures 23 - [ADDITIONAL] - Different Camera Modes & Dynamically Spawned Grid Of Placeables 24 - [ADVANCED] - Hard Coded GUI Elements 25 - One Line Dialogs 26 - Writing a changes.ini for HoloPatcher 27 - [MOBILE] - Android & iOS Modding 28 - Hard Coded Class Selection Values 99 - [REQUESTS] - Submit a tutorial idea! I will continue to provide examples that I think might be useful to people, these are all for TSL so far. I hope these tutorials and any others I write will help people continue to make mods for KotOR 1 & 2. These tutorials are getting shorter and less detailed, I may or may not go back and re-write them at some point but if anyone struggles with anything feel free to message me and let me know what I haven't covered very well. Feel free to join the Discord for my project if you need help with anything related to KotOR modding and I will do my best to assist. Discord : https://discord.gg/S3YyfTjMV8 Base Game Scripts & How To Use Them KotOR Modding - Crash Course This 2 hour stream covers the basics of KotOR modding and some of the programs involved, I also regularly stream development of my mod project on Twitch/YouTube. Not all of this covers KotOR modding, there is about 10-20 minutes during the first hour where I get distracted and the second hour of it is mostly me playing games. These are the testing rooms but for K1 the room is lacking a texture but I find this just makes it easier to look through the characters. If anything in any of my short tutorials isn't clear or you don't understand for some reason then let me know and I will do what I can to help. ADVANCED TUTORIALS Utilising the following batch scripts and suggestions might take a while to get to grips with for some users but I would always advise doing so, it's very handy to have the ability to quickly generate a file list or compare things in various ways utilising the power of batch scripting. Comparing Level Contents Let's say you have two levels and you need to compare the differences of the contents. Extract everything from the original level to a folder called "level-a" and the modified folder to "level-b" Run the following batch script inside the "level-a" folder. file-list.bat Then delete or move the .bat file and move "file-list.txt" that it just created outside of the folder. You can also use this script to check that all the files exist. check-if-file-exists-from-file-list.bat You will have to move the file-list.txt and this script inside the folder to run the script. Now run this script at the same location as "file-list.txt" to run a file check against the contents of both folders. compare-files-from-file-list.bat Hopefully this might help someone, where I recently had to transfer all of my changes from manual installs to a TSLPatcher changes.ini file, I found this process helped speed the process up a little bit. From here, you should know which files differ and you can then use ChangeEdit.exe that comes with TSLPatcher in order to generate the differences between GFF files. Compiling Scripts If you have made it this far into the tutorial, you should already be familiar with compiling scripts, however for large projects you might need to recompile a lot of scripts at once, so here is a batch script that I used to do it. compile.bat Simply edit the script so that it points to the location of nwnnsscomp.exe for you and then you will be able to put the script into any folder that you need to compile a lot of scripts in and use it to do it all at once. If the scripts don't work for you, you might need to edit them and read them a bit in order to understand them and then to make sure that you have all of the right files in the right places. Thor110