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    Version 1.2

    10,919 downloads

    This mod adjusts the model files for TSL's main menu so that they properly fill the full screen width of widescreen aspect ratios (i.e. 16:9, 16:10). By default, the vanilla menus will have gaps in the background at each side of the screen. This is an inherent issue of the model being designed for 4:3 aspect ratios, so when a widescreen mod (or Aspyr's version) is used, areas of the model are exposed that were not anticipated by Obsidian. This mod addresses the issue by scaling the width of the background plane so that it spans the full width of the screen, and adding an additional VFX emitter to the bottom right of the screen so that the fog also spans the full width. Additionally, a minor correction is made to the Easter egg menu to properly apply the appropriate texture to the eyes, eyelids, teeth, and tongue of one of the Twi'leks, which are untextured in the vanilla version. See the attached pictures for an illustration of the changes. I have edited all 6 menu models, but in practice only 4 of those are typically used in the game (although TSLRCM does also make use of the Easter egg menu). I've included them all to cover all/most eventualities. Note that this mod primarily adjusts the menu models. No changes are made to the background texture, so any custom version of that texture will work with this mod as well. Per a user request, I have added adjusted logo images to address the stretching on those (they are not part of the model). Both vanilla and TSLRCM versions are included (permission to modify/redistribute the TSLRCM logo provided by zbyl2). As of v1.2, I have added optional TOR-style logos. These are based on the one GOG created for K1. Obviously this mod will not be compatible with any other mod that also alters/replaces the menu models like, for example, my own DS player menu mod (although that can be installed over the top of this mod). Any update for TSLRCM will presumably overwrite the Easter Egg menu and the logo. N.B.: This is NOT a widescreen mod! This is just a fix for when you are already using a widescreen mod like UniWS or Aspyr's natively widescreen version. Installation Instructions Copy the MDL and MDX files from the "FOR OVERRIDE FOLDER" and paste them into your Override folder If you have TSLRCM, additionally copy the files from the FOR TSLRCM, overwriting when prompted in both cases If you wish to use the TOR-style logo, versions are supplied to fix stretching for those without a GUI fix, or unaltered if you use a GUI fix mod. Make sure you delete any existing KOTOR2Logo.tga in your Override. If you use Aspyr's version of TSL on Steam with TSLRCM installed from the Workshop, you'll need to use TSLRCM's Workshop folder Override folder instead. If you use M4-78, use its Override. Acknowledgements Thanks to @bead-v for MDLEdit, that made compiling the menu models possible Thanks to @ndix UR for TGA2TPC Thanks to VarsityPuppet for testing 16:10 compatibility Thanks to @JCarter426 for helping with improving some aliasing issues via waifu2x
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    Version 1.0.0

    7,910 downloads

    This mod aims to fix all* the stretching that occurs in widescreen (16:9) resolutions. There have already been other mods to fix the main HUD, but there are a lot of other elements in the game that are in need of correction, such as the pause menu, galaxy map, loading screens, etc. *For now, I recommend that you download "Widescreen UI Fix for Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords" by Achilles to fix the HUD, and combine it with this mod to un-stretch everything else. I have included my own experimental version of a 16:9 HUD, but right now I think most people would prefer Achilles' version.
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    Version 2.0

    24,241 downloads

    This is a restoration of the original Handmaiden sister appearance. In the original release of the game, the Handmaiden and her sisters all look alike, even even though they comment on her difference in appearance. The developers actually made a unique head for the sisters, but it was left out of the final release of the game. I took that head and merged with the body model used for the Handmaiden sisters in the game, thus restoring their intended appearance.
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    I think you should read this. You'll also need to convert the textures into .tga. And I heavily recommend you to use KotorMax instead of the old nwmax plugin.
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    You'll probably want to do some in-game testing and see what the feedback log says to make sure they didn''t just skip scripting and hardcode it all.
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    // 533: Get the creator of oTrapObject, the creature that set the trap. // - oTrapObject: a placeable, door or trigger // * Returns OBJECT_INVALID if oTrapObject was created in the toolset. object GetTrapCreator(object oTrapObject); You may also find the following useful in order to grab the trap in the first place: // 488: Get the trap nearest to oTarget. // Note : "trap objects" are actually any trigger, placeable or door that is // trapped in oTarget's area. // - oTarget // - nTrapDetected: if this is TRUE, the trap returned has to have been detected // by oTarget. object GetNearestTrapToObject(object oTarget=OBJECT_SELF, int nTrapDetected=TRUE); Since GetTrapCreator returns an Object, just do a GetTag on that and then you can do some simple if checks against the party member tags.
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    Thanks so much mate, I really appreciate it! If I manage to create anything noteworthy, 'll be sure to get the original author's permission and share it here!
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    Lightsabers (and weapons in general) aren’t too complicated to make. These vintage tutorials should get you through it: You’ll have to get the lightsaber mesh from the JKA mod of your choice first. I don’t know how they are set up for JKA but whatever they include, just isolate the hilt mesh and then follow the videos above. And remember you’ll need the original author’s permission if you wish to upload them here afterwards.
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    Surprising what a difference this makes to my story experience.
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    Just the others. TSLRCM already changes Brianna to have the braids she's meant to have, but leaves the others alone. This restores the appearance that was meant to be used for the sisters. Currently it requires TSLRCM (or an equivalent mod) to do that.