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4 pointsMy standard policy is that any time someone asks when something is coming out, I delay it for another 12 months. So thanks for taking the pressure off. See you in 2020.
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The cutscenes were upscaled using Topaz Gigapixel AI, and interpolated to 60fps using SVP Pro 4. Black bars are used to maintain the aspect ratio of the content while bringing the videos to 16:9 overall. TO INSTALL: Make a backup of your "Movies" folder, in your main game directory. Download the pack that matches the resolution you play at. (Available: 720p, 768p, 1080p, 1440p, 2160p) Extract/unzip the pack you downloaded. Replace everything in your Movies folder with the extracted files. Do not place them in your Override folder. From here, there are two options to get them to play properly: Use Universal Widescreen (UniWS) to patch your game to the desired resolution. Video tutorial. Using a HEX editor, change the a set of numbers in your game's executable. See below. If you're using the Steam version, you may need to get a replacement executable (which I can't provide here) to be able to open it with the HEX editor or UniWS. Other online guides may have a link to a suitable file. To edit your executable, follow one of these two guides (skipping the parts about upscaling the cutscenes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA5l6HVs4Y4&feature=youtu.be&t=548 https://deadlystream.com/topic/4631-how-to-force-kotor-i-iis-bik-movies-to-play-in-any-resolution/ You will need to change the first and last two values in this set in your exe: 80 02 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 E0 01 The new values you should use, per resolution, are: 720p: 00 05 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 D0 02 768p: 56 05 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 00 03 1080p: 80 07 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 38 04 1440p: 00 0A 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 A0 05 2160p: 00 0F 00 00 75 15 81 3D D8 D1 78 00 70 08 -
1 pointNo need to get so angry. I never asked you about it before so it was enough to just say "its done when its done" if you don't won't to answer and I wouldn't ask again. Your "policy" was not written anywhere I could see either. I'm just surprised why you wrote that its very close to release if giving time frames is something you hate. Btw, it is meant to be just a hobby and not a chore. If you feel too much pressure by doing it within a decided timeframe then nothing stops you from extending said timeframe as much as you want. You can even delay it by a decade or drop it altogether if you want. Take care.
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1 pointFor some reason when I add sitting npc placeables into a module (like plc_sitrodian for example), they're t-posed in-game. I've tried messing around with the Animation State field, but nothing changes. I haven't noticed anything else on the sitting placeables in vanilla modules that could affect this. Any ideas?
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1 pointSorry for the late reply and thanks for the comment. I can see your point but I actually think that Thrawn's skybox is just way too bright. The buildings in my skybox have pretty much the exact same color as the module buildings themselves. Making them any brighter would just create unnatural lighting. But I'll let the skybox rest for a while and look at it again later. That should give me a new perspective and might convince me to make some changes.
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1 pointYou'd have to add a CD version registry entry pointing to the GOG install: https://deadlystream.com/topic/4568-kotor-tool-wont-work/?tab=comments#comment-47386
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1 pointHelp IGN realize that Lego Star Wars is not the best Star Wars game by voting in this poll.
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1 pointHello, My name is Austin Taylor. I'v been contracted to write a feature on the KOTOR 2 mod community (and the people who're still making mods for this game 15 years later) for Ars Technica. If you're reading this and would like to talk to me about your experience making mods for KOTOR 2, please feel free to send me a message and I'll send you my contact info so we can schedule a time to conduct an interview. As this forum itself is public, I encourage anyone who would like to leave a comment about how using mods has enriched your play experience to do so. Thank you.
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1 pointYou'll probably need to add to the module's on-enter script. Something like this: sub3(OBJECT_SELF); oAreaObject = GetFirstObjectInArea(OBJECT_INVALID, 64); while (GetIsObjectValid(oAreaObject)) { if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_pazplayer")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(206, 1.0, 0.0)); } if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_sitter")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(204, 1.0, 0.0)); } if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_drinker")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(205, 1.0, 0.0)); } oAreaObject = GetNextObjectInArea(OBJECT_INVALID, 64); } Check the on-enter scripts of other modules with sitting placeables to see what they do. Edit: The 64 in the oAreaObject statement equates to OBJECT_TYPE_PLACEABLE. The 204/205/206 in the ActionPlayAnimation statements equate to ANIMATION_PLACEABLE_ANIMLOOP01/02/03, respectively. You'll want to check the model to see what animations it has to determine which you want to play. Edit 2: Ah, that's right, the placeable sitters are actually just standard character models. The animations are on the S_Male02 supermodel. Looking at it in Max, ANIMLOOP01 is a static sitting pose, ANIMLOOP02 is sitting and drinking, ANIMLOOP03 is sitting playing pazaak.
