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Description This mod is designed to work like the "Return to Ebon Hawk" button in KotOR I. It consists of a new useable item, called "Rapid Transit System". It appears in the shields menu. Clicking it will transport the player from their current location to their base (usually the Ebon Hawk, but the apartment on Telos if you're on Telos). Clicking the item again while at the base will return the player and their party to their previous location. The item is given to you on Telos, after you are moved to the apartment in Residential 082. Otherwise you can give yourself the item by typing "giveitem di_rts_01" into the console and hitting return. Installation Double click on "Install TSL Rapid Transit System", and hit the "install mod" button. Uninstallation Remove the following files from your Override folder: di_g_rts.ncs di_last_loc.utw di_rts.ncs di_rts_01.uti Credits and Thanks Thanks to DarthParametric for allowing me to bounce ideas off him, and particular thanks to JCarter for fixing my wonky scripting. Acknowledgements All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, and Bioware. Kotor Tool belongs to Fred Tetra, NWNSSCOMP belongs to Edward T. Smith. I own none of the materials, and I'm not making any money out of this mod. It is to be distributed as-is without alteration, unless by permission of the mod author. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either. Use it how you like, but if you're going to post it up somewhere, or make a derivate mod, or use it in another mod, you must ask for my permission first.

For full details, usage instructions, and bug reports — please use the GitHub project associated with this file. This project is a group of tools to make modding the Nintendo Switch version of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II (aka. KotOR II) easier, less confusing, and less cumbersome. With these tools, we can now finally enjoy mods like The Sith Lords: Restored Content Mod (and others) on Nintendo Switch! These scripts are by no means necessary, but they will help prevent common issues that can occur, especially when dealing with Aspyr's odd file structure in their port, the port's built-in .tpc override files, and the localized folder structure on the Nintendo Switch. Based on and inspired by jacqylfrost's work! Appreciate your insight as I worked through this. NOTE: these modding tools will ONLY work for modded Nintendo Switches.