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  1. 3 points

    Version 1.0.1

    1,701 downloads

    Revenge of Revan Episode 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTION ----------------------------------------------------------------- Revenge of Revan is sequel to The Knights of the Old Republic 2 (Sith Lords). The game takes place 8 years after kotor2 where you will find the Jedi Order starting to rebuild as they find their place in the Republic that has been absent from the Jedi Order for some years. An event on Corellia will set events in motion as you try to unravel this mystery before it's too late. RoR is a stand alone original story that allows you, the player, to continue your saga with whatever choices you made in kotor1 and kotor2 whether you use the canon setup or your own personal version. The mod is a bridge between kotor2 and SWTOR. You will see cameos and interact with some former characters from kotor1 and kotor2, depending on your choice setup. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Revenge of Revan Supported Kotor 2 Versions ----------------------------------------------------------------- We support these kotor 2 versions as of right now. Steam Steam LegacyPC Disc 1.0b patch GoG Legacy GoG Amazon ----------------------------------------------------------------- Features ----------------------------------------------------------------- New original story Well over 50 PC heads including aliens with the ability to wear headgear. Species optional based attributes setup. Around 3 hours of gameplay Some New original music tracks Dialogue options based on your Jedi Class Characters will at times react to your species choice Limited VO for low level human NPCs Choosing Revan and Jedi Exile’s Alignment and Gender will impact RoR ----------------------------------------------------------------- Installation ----------------------------------------------------------------- First download a new kotor 2 game. For Steam users you must make sure you unsubscribe to the Steam workshop mods since Steam will try to update your new install with these workshop mods. Download the Revenge of Revan mod. Use your choice of program to unzip/extract the RoR Installer folder to somewhere on your computer. Do not place it in the kotor 2 game folder. Now open the RoR Installer folder, next Click the HoloPatcher-x64 or HoloPatcher-x86. Newer computers should use the x64. Once clicked this will give you the Installer window. Make sure you choose the right version of the RoR mod. Then select the location from the drop down or select a location for the mod to install to. A pop up will ask if you want to replace TSL with RoR and simply click yes. You have successfully installed RoR and it's ready to play. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Uninstall ----------------------------------------------------------------- You will uninstall kotor 2 and then simply delete the kotor folder or simply select the left over folders and delete them. We are hoping to have a functional uninstaller exe soon, so you don't have to do it this way. ----------------------------------------------------------------- FAQ ----------------------------------------------------------------- Q - What is Revenge of Revan (RoR)? A - RoR is a large story mod that uses the kotor2 game and creates a sequel by moddifying the game and creating new features and physical assets for it. Q - Does Revenge of Revan replace the main storyline/game? A - yes the game replaces the original main storyline but there is a quick easy way to switch between the kotor2 and RoR games; described in the install section and also the install video. Q - What are the requirements? A - A legal copy of Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 The Sith Lords. Q - What does 'Canon' and 'Non-Canon' mean in ROR? A - The Canon option sets the mod to adhere to the events of the Revan novel which sets up the TOR MMO whilst the Non-Canon option sets the mod to adhere to an alternative scenario. The endings in the mod may be different depending on what option you chose. Q - Will my choices in kotor1 and kotor2 carry over to RoR? A - Yes, the player will be able to decide the gender and alignment of Revan and Jedi Exile (through in-game conversation prompts), along with other choices made during that game which are given to the player as you play through the game. Q - Will you be including the kotor2 Cut Content events/choices from TSLRCM? A - Yes, though they will be vague to allow players to form their own head canon. If an NPC mentions how the Exile and her companions went to Malachor, you can interpret whether that means TSLRCM is canon, if they're referring to Mira's presence in the base game, or something that happened offscreen. Q - What if I want to play canon? A - The player will be given in the first dialogue with Master Drayen a chance to define the Revan/Jedi Exile gender/alignment for canon or noncanon. Q - How long is Episode 1? A - Episode 1 is about 3 hours long. Q - Are there new Features? A - Yes, there are new features included into the mod as we release new episodes. Q - When will the next episode be released? A - When it's ready. ----------------------------------------------------------------- RoR Team ----------------------------------------------------------------- Project Director Logan23 Writer N-DReW25 Design Team Logan23 N-DRew25 RedRob41 Zac Art Team Malkior N-DReW25 RedReb41 Thor110 Scripting Logan23 N-DReW25 Thor110 Music Composer Paige Lehnert Movies DarthValeria ----------------------------------------------------------------- Beta Testers ----------------------------------------------------------------- Basil Bonehead DarthValeria Malkior Petro Thor110 ----------------------------------------------------------------- SPECIAL THANKS ----------------------------------------------------------------- Lord of Hunger - Hand of Silence JediExile Vordyn_Kael SimonKTemplar VarsityPuppet JoeWJ Darthstoney Bead-V Fair Strides Wizard Darth Varkor Sith Holocron Cortisol Lachjames Kyvios/Divide and Conquer Canderis Doc Valentine Quanon Holtyl-5 Kateel Michael DeJesus JuniorModder Zhaboka SilverEdge9 Sithspecter Jonathan7 Qui-Don Jorn Fred Tetra - Kotor tool Tk102 K-GFF GFF Editor/DLGEditor Stoffe - ERF Editor/TSLPatcher Cchargin/JDNoa - MDLOps JDNoa - Lipsynch Editor Cortisol/Wizard - Holocron Toolset Lachjames - kotor unity editor Seedhartha - Reone Bead-v - MdlEdit ElevenLabs SCi-Fi 3D.com -Tobias Schmidt (Zorbi)..................."Coruscant 3" image -Top (Original)................................."Coruscant" ----------------------------------------------------------------- PERMISSIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------- - Permission granted from Deathdisco to allow the use of the Coruscant module. - Permission granted from Doc Valentine to use images of the Coruscant skybox. - Permission granted from Darth Darkus to allow the use of Armored Jedi Robes mod. - Permission granted from DarthParametric to allow the use of one of his lightsabers. - Permission granted from TriggerGod to allow the use of one of his lightsabers. - Permission granted from Kuai-Donn Jorn to allow the use of the HOTOR Mod. - Permission granted from SilverEdge9 as per their post on Deadlystream to allow the use of the Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge (assets). - Permission granted from Ecce as per their readme to allow the use of the PC Recolor Clothes(CorSec Commando body skins/ the Soldier texture). - Permission granted from Bead-v to allow the use of the armband for cameras. - Permission granted from 90SK's to allow the use of the K1 Robes for TSL. - Permission granted from Sith Holocron to allow the use of the Upscale hammerhead texture. - Permission granted from Thor110 to allow the use of the RoR gui and color. - Permission granted from Seedhartha to allow the use of the Edits to the Corellia module. - Permission granted from 90SK's to allow the use of the Texture Photosourcing. - Permission granted from Jonathan7 to allow the use of the Force Fashion II. - Permission granted from Qui-don Jorn to allow the use of the lightsabers-HOTOR Mod. - Permission granted from Fair Strides to allow the use of the NPC Auto-Leveller. - Permission granted from Dak Drexl as per the Dak's Endar Spire Retexture 1.0.0 mod's download page to allow modders to use assets from his other mods - we used assets from Dak's Big Skin Pack mod. - Permission granted from Thor110 to allow the use of the Expanded Galaxy resources. - Permission granted from TSLRCM Team to allow the use of the TSLRCM Content. - Permission granted from SpaceAlex as per their readme to allow the use of the SpaceAlex's K1 Enhancement Pack. - Permission granted from Ignatz to allow the use of the Stardrifter - Highdock. - Permission granted from Jinger as per their readme to allow the use of the Admiralty Mod. - Permission granted from JC as per their readme to allow the use of the JC's Heads for K2 (a Modding Resource). - Permission granted from Kexikus HQ Skyboxes for Coruscant. - Permission granted from SilverEdge9 as per their readme to allow the use of the Dark Side Jolee Head Reskin mod. ----------------------------------------------------------------- \'bb DISTRIBUTION AND USAGE NOTES ----------------------------------------------------------------- This mod, or any of its individual components, may not be modified or distributed without the explicit permission of the author(s) unless restricted to your own personal usage. ----------------------------------------------------------------- \'bb LEGAL\ ----------------------------------------------------------------- THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE.
  2. 2 points
    That would depend on how many planets we choose to add. I can confirm that one planet has been scrapped for good with its content being recycled for another planet. Another planet has also been cut, however, there is a high possibility it can be added back as either a small planet to visit or as DLC to be added in an update after all the episodes are released and the mod is "done". Some planets have also been "swapped" meaning the content that was planned for planet A is still going to happen but planet A has been replaced with planet B and planet A's content will occur on planet B. At some point the player will return to Corellia so there'll be another episode about Corellia. There's also the matter of the Canon vs Non-Canon endings, if you're going for a Canon "bridge between K2 and TOR" playthrough I'd imagine the ending be a direct conclusion whereas a Non-Canon "end of the trilogy" playthrough I imagine would take a bit longer to end. So to answer your question, we do not know for certain, though we do know there'll be plenty of content between Episode One and any of the mod's endings.
  3. 2 points
    Celebrating the release of Revenge of Revan
  4. 2 points
    Yeah everything did feel already very diverse when I played. Now that I've played I'm a bit indifferent on the npc player head issue. I think it'd still be cool to have the player heads but if it's already feeling diverse I don't think it's too much of an issue. Although this isn't really certain since there could be an area on Nar Shardaa that isn't diverse and would need those player heads.
  5. 1 point
    Hey guys, I saw the mod and downloaded it as quickly as I could, but unfortunately I can't get it to install. I'm getting the following error. I'm playing the game via Steam. Does anyone have an idea how to fix this issue? Thanks in advance!
  6. 1 point
    As DP has already pointed out, the III is hidden amongst the symbol behind the Kotor logo. The reason it looks like this is because our main graphics artist, RedRob41, wanted the ROR logo to imply that the mod is Kotor III because it obviously isn't, Kotor III would've been an official video game whilst this is just a fan-fiction video game mod.
  7. 1 point
    I just got done with my first run and like the others said it's a big step up from the old demo. I made a few notes while I was playing episode 1. 1.While I do miss parts of the old demo soundtrack especially the combat track (though I think I hear parts of it in one of the new ambient tracks) the new music is very good too. 2. It feels like we had more dialogue options in old demo though on the other hand there are more skill check options which I like. I also really like the addition of class dialogue too. 3. It would be nice once they are balance to the dev's team likeing that the species effects are listed somewhere outside the game. 4. I think there should be a side quest or two on Coruscant maybe serving as a quick optional tutorial to new or old players who haven't played in a while 5. The loading screens look great and both Coruscant Jedi Temple and Corellia looks good both in the retextures and imported object density. I especially love the colors of the plants in the Corellia jungle 6. I'm happy that you kept in the choice about the pc homeworld from the old demo however small of a thing it is. 7. I had a bit of a bug with the Exile gender. I picked female and Bao-Dur kept calling the Exile him. 8. I love how many different groups that are part of the story so far. 9. There was some hard fights though nothing that took me more then two tries. I was playing on difficult so I view this as a good thing. Both KOTOR were a bit too easy even on the highest difficulty. I have not tried the new difficulty options yet 10. I love the character models for the main villains
  8. 1 point
    Congratulations! Oh and I noticed there's four columns behind the KOTOR logo. Is it intended to be KOTOR IV? If so, where's KOTOR III?
  9. 1 point
    Finally. Congratulations on releasing this project! Can't wait to play.
  10. 1 point
    I think you're right on this. You'd need to have done actions that said party member would find impressive for them to get influence in the first place, why should a player be punished because their alignment is 59 when the alignment requirement for Light Side is 60. Do know that the proposed Jedi Robe rework hasn't been done yet. You can, especially in later Episodes, use the Jal Shay items right now and use Effix's mod with ROR to get the same Jal Shay textures you'd get in a normal playthrough. If we do add the proposed Jedi Robe rework, we could make a Jal Shay "ROR Addon" as a seperate mod so you could install ROR, install the Jal shay Addon, and then Effix's mod so you can have your preferred setup. Since ROR Episode One is out, you can see the ported assets for yourself. Be warned that they don't have a new reskin... yet. That is exactly how it'd work. Stick around for Dev Diary 2 because I do discuss the clothing in greater detail there. And since you've presumably already played the mod I can assure you that the Corellia setup doesn't currently use any player heads, so if you found our current setup to be good imagine how good it'd be if we could get some player heads amongst them.
  11. 1 point

    Version 2.0

    131 downloads

    Fixes a few bugged models that stretch across the sky when Vertex Buffer Objects are disabled in the .ini. This seems to only be a bug in the Aspyr updated version. Currently Fixed: - Valley of the Dark Lords - Khoonda Plains - Refugee Sector Girl - Bastila's Head - Khoonda Plains 2 - Khoonda Secret Room
  12. 1 point

    Version 0.2

    423 downloads

    Seriously, who takes off their clothes without first taking off their shoes? This mod modifies the player character's base model to remove their shoes. For KOTOR 2, there are four options available for textures based on two choices (boxers vs briefs, one-piece vs two-piece). The default variant is a one-piece with boxers. For your convenience, an OpenRaster file is provided if you'd like to modify the textures provided. This is currently only available for female player characters. A KOTOR 1 version is available here. Installation: Open the Override folder and copy the files within it into your game's override folder. Then, if you wish to use one of the alternative textures, open the Variants folder, choose a variant, and copy the files within it into your game's override folder, overwriting files from the default variant. Compatibility: This mod overrides the following files: pfbam.mdl – female player base model pfbam.mdx – female player base model extension pfbama01.tga – female player base texture, asian pfbamB01.tga – female player base texture, black pfbamc01.tga – female player base texture, caucasian Permissions: Feel free to redistribute and/or modify the enclosed files as long as you do so legally and give credit to the contributors listed below. Credits: LucasArts – original assets BioWare – original assets Obsidian Entertainment, Inc. – original assets voidceta – modifications Tools Used: Kotor Tool – Fred Tetra Blender KotorBlender – seedhartha, ndix UR Uv Tools – Mark McKay GIMP Krita
  13. 1 point
    .2da files are a very common and important file type in both KotOR games and are also very common to be edited in mods. That's why this tutorial aims to bring you a list with detailed explanations on what they do. Introduction You can find all .2da files in the 2da.bif file, where they can be accessed using KotOR Tool. KotOR Tool also provides a 2da-editor to modify them as you want. Basically, .2da files are 2d arrays or put simply: tables, just like you know them from programs like Excel. The one difference here would be that in a .2da file, each column has a specific and pre-defined (hardcoded) function. Each .2da file collects a set of "objects" that differ in details. Thus every column in the .2da file represents a certain characteristic of such an object while each row represents one specific instance of this type of object. As a simple example, you could have a file called trees.2da that contains information on different types of trees. The columns would then include details like height, age, etc and every row would stand for one tree species with details entered in each entry of this row. This tutorial will consist of two parts: First a (currently incomplete) list of all .2da files used in both games with detailed information on what they do and what each column stands for. The second part will be a list of .2da files that exist in KotOR but that aren't actually used since they're only remnants from Never Winter Nights (an older game by Bioware based on the same engine). This second part is only for reference, so that you know these files are useless. Now, this tutorial is currently far from being complete. There are many .2da files that are still missing and even for those that are already listed there may be missing information or maybe even incorrect information. If you notice a mistake or know things that are still missing, please post them to this thread so that I can add them to improve on this ressource. Thank you very much A big thanks already goes to Fair Strides, who provided most of the information currently listed. Thank you! Used .2da files In this section I will (eventually) list all .2da files used by both KotOR and its sequel TSL. Most of these appear in both games and are identical or have only very minor differences. Those are marked with (K1/TSL) after their names and possible differences will be explained in the proper place. Some .2da files however differ on a bigger scale between the two games or exist only in one of them. Those are then marked by either (K1) or (TSL) depending on which game they are from. Each listed file has a short introduction that describes what these files are used for, followed by a list of their columns with descriptions. If there is no description for a certain column, then that's just because I don't know what it does, while descriptions written in red are unconfirmed and might be wrong. And as a final note: When you open a .2da file in KotOR Tool, you will notice the first column labeled (Row Label). This column exists in every .2da file and labels the rows numerically from 0 upwards. This label can then be used by other .2da files to reference specific lines from this file. But since this column is the same in every .2da file, I won't list it everytime. And here we go: acbonus.2da (K1/TSL) aiscripts.2da (K1/TSL) aliensound.2da (K1/TSL) ambientmusic.2da (K1/TSL) ambientsound.2da (K1/TSL) ammunitiontypes.2da (K1/TSL) animations.2da (K1/TSL) appearance.2da (K1) appearance.2da (TSL) appearancesndset.2da (K1/TSL) baseitems.2da (K1/TSL) bindablekeys.2da (K1/TSL) bodybag.2da (K1/TSL) camerastyle.2da (K1/TSL) chemicalcreate.2da (TSL) classes.2da (K1/TSL) comptypes.2da (K1/TSL) footstepsounds.2da (K1/TSL) globalcat.2da (K1/TSL) heads.2da (K1/TSL) itemcreate.2da & itemcreatemira.2da (TSL) portraits.2da (K1/TSL) regeneration.2da (K1) subrace.2da (K1/TSL) upcrystals.2da (K1/TSL) videoeffects.2da (K1/TSL) Unused .2da files This section will simply list files that are not used by the KotOR games. Many of these only exist in the KotOR 1 files and were removed for TSL. actions.2da areaeffects.2da caarmorclass.2da capart.2da categories.2da catype.2da chargenclothes.2da Changelog
  14. 1 point
    The lightsabers themselves, are fantastic. Couldn't ask for more (aside from what Obisoln said). The spawn locations, however, completely and utterly destroy this mod. You put a lightsaber, on Taris. Not only that, you put it in an area where we can get it, before we even have Bastila in the party. Just put it on the body of the Jedi on the Endar Spire why don't ya? (Just because I don't doubt that you might, that was a joke. Don't take it seriously.) Dantooine is nearly as bad. You JUST received the ability to even use a lightsaber, and oops, here's a lightsaber that's way better than the lightsaber that you just built that's supposed to be yours for life, AND it's before you even have access to crystals. The others aren't that horrific, but they're still awful. The back of the landing pad. Are you serious? I shouldn't have to explain this one. Kashyyyk's isn't half bad, but it's not even in the Lower Shadowlands. Sorry if this is coming off as harsh, but dude, this is not good. If I was going to place the sabers somewhere, the Lily goes in the Terentatek's belly on Kashyyyk. The Evenstar goes in the footlocker of the Sith Master on Manaan. The Sceptre goes either in the inventory of the Storyteller or the back of the Krayt Dragon's lair on Tatooine. And of course the Righteous Hand goes on Duron Qel-Droma's body in the back of the Shyrack cave on Korriban. As it stands now, as far as anyone that cares about balance or theme (basically anyone that isn't modding MP5s in the game) is concerned, this mod is unusable. Which is deeply sad and frustrating at the same time.
  15. 0 points
    Big step up from the demo. Well done. Can't wait for episode 2.
  16. 0 points
    You're looking at the positive space. The III is the negative space (the cutouts).
  17. 0 points
    Glad to see the project I've been following since the demo has made so much progress. Simply beautiful. Thank you so much for your work, Logan and the team.
  18. 0 points
    I've been waiting like 10 years for this to drop. Really liking the story and the DnD-inspired roleplay features to add to replayability. Can't wait for episode and I'm glad Logan's back to modding K2!
  19. 0 points
    As a long time lurker from the Lucasforum days, I am stoked to see this episode on the download page after so many years! Looking forward to downloading and plaything this weekend
  20. 0 points
    OMG IVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT THIS: i played the demo in almost 10 years ago- i cant believe its acutally been realeased! IM SO EXCITED! thank you logan for all your hard work! im downloading now and cANNOT WAIT to play it <3