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My test stuntman is very happy with the results.

I could see about making future releases of the supermodels more modular too, so anybody could add additional animations without worrying about messing up one of the models.

Here to confirm that it does working indeed - The animation went very smoothly and well timed. Cool stuff, @Alvar007! Thank you for the handiwork. Big thanks also to DarthParametric for compiling the supermodel and JCarter426 for the resource.

OK, thanks to @JCarter426 sharing his dark secrets, I think this should work. Start by pasting fresh copies of JC's supermodels into the Override to make sure you've cleaned out the old broken junk. Then try this. K1_Standing_Drinker_Stunt_Model_Edit_Alvar007_Version_TSL_Robes_v3.7z

The glass is available in the prior downloads both Alvar007 and I provided. Take your pick. You'll need to equip a null weapon in the right hand, since the glass needs to be equipped in the left hand. I'd make sure that they also have the Proficiency All feat.

After removing the position keys for the mouth (f_rmc_g/f_lmc_g/f_Rlm_g/f_Llm_g/f_um_g) @Salk: Here are the supermodels, vanilla and @JCarter426's TSL robes versions (via the modder's resource). Both include two copies of the animation. The first is named WELD so that it can be scripted for creatures using ANIMATION_LOOPING_WELD, and the second is named ANIMLOOP04 so it can be scripted for placeables (i.e. how existing cantina patrons are done) using ANIMATION_PLACEABLE_ANIMLOOP04. Obviously the TSL robes-compatible version will not have any support for the added TSL bones, since they don't exist in the K1 rig it was created for. @Alvar007: For future KOTOR work you will want to look at changing your scale/unit settings in Blender (and/or Maya if you are also using that). I had to scale up the model by 1,000%, which is kind of a headache when dealing with animated meshes. KOTORMax does not like exporting transformed objects. Regarding exporting FBXs from Max, select the trimeshes, go to Animation -> Bone Tools and enable the Bone On checkbox. They should then be converted to regular bones in the FBX. Edit: Wait, you wanted to go the other way, from FBX back to MDL. As I said above, scaling added some extra wrinkles, but the basic procedure is to create a new OdysseyBase (since the original will be converted to a null/dummy), link everything to that, set the animation name, frame numbers, etc. in its Animation panel, export. Then you can just copy and paste the anim block from the ASCII to a copy of the original model. K1_Standing_Drinker_Stunt_Model_Edit_Alvar007_Version.7z

Would this mod do? https://www.nexusmods.com/kotor/mods/65

Here you go: https://www.darthparametric.com/files/kotor/k1/[K1]_Player_Head_TSL_PMHC06_For_K1.7z I completely forgot until making this post that @ndix UR had already fixed this model previously for TSL, so I ended up reinventing the wheel a bit there (I didn't look at the hair mesh verts though, so I might need to go back and check those). I also hex edited the TPCs, adding the blending punchthrough TXI semantic, which seems to be necessary in K1 to get a clean hair alpha. The vanilla version of the textures was inducing a lot of haloing.

I fear that didn't improve things. If anything, it made things worse. The right arm stays outstretched for all male models and it breaks facial and legs animations as well (this new issues are caused by the s_male02.mdl/mdx files). This video shows the new result: As further note I'd like to report that even if not in a conversation (I put the animation in the user define script), the result is identical.