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It took longer than expected, but High Quality Skyboxes II for TSL is finally out! You can find the mod on nexusmods and once it's been approved also here on DS of course: In the meantime you can also watch the showcase: I will also upload the mod to the Steam workshop hopefully tomorrow but I'll have to set that up and test it first.

View File KOTOR Widescreen Fade Fix When fading, a portion of the screen fades out of sync with the rest of the screen while using widescreen resolutions. This is a simple fix to solve that issue. To use: 1. Download 2. Move the file from the folder that corresponds to your display resolution into your override folder. Submitter Doiinko Submitted 12/02/2020 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

That is determined by the texture's alpha channel. Depending on what you did with the texture, you might have saved it without an alpha channel or you might have scaled up the RGB but not the A or some such.

This seems to be an issue with the KOTOR 2 animation. As I recall, the robes have a custom idle animation to reduce clipping with the arms and the cloak. But the animation appears to have a glitch in it. I'll see if it's possible to improve that idle animation for both games when I get a chance. These are issues with Bastila and Jolee's original body models. Their skirt flaps are dangly meshes—they aren't animated. They move based on the wind and some other physics. Very limited physics. I looked into weighting Bastila's skirt flaps to the robe bones, but I couldn't get it quite right at the time. I didn't attempt it for Jolee. I was able to do it for Juhani, because she only has the back flap and that lined up with the cloak fairly well. Maybe I'll try again for the other two, but it didn't seem very promising the first time around.

Version 4.0.0 has just been released. It uses an entirely new compression engine (as long as you select a compressor setting better than 'Super Fast') that definitely resolves this particular issue (and also produces higher visual quality outputs). Previous attempts to fix this issue helped but were ultimately unsuccessful.

I believe the point was that, if possible, you should uninstall your Steam mods and use the non-Steam versions. Mods that use TSL Patcher correctly do all the work for you, no need to muck around with the Registry. They also have better support here as the community is more familiar with using mods outside of Steam. And in case it's not clear, you can use the game that's installed from Steam. It's just the mods that you want to get outside of Steam.