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    Since Tyvokka announced a while back on the DS Discord server that porting is now open season: the easiest solution is probably just to port Kyle's outfit from JKO/JKA. Might as well do the head too so you have the full experience. The textures would probably need a bit of a cleanup though, since they're presumably pretty low res. The other option might be if there's a newer rendition somewhere, like Battlefront or something.
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    Not a problem, actually - was about to start a new game either way! Thanks so much for all of these options, people - great little community here.
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    N-DReW25's option sounds like a good option. If you change the area then you would have to play from a save in which you haven't been to that area yet, I think.
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    Whilst Thor110 and Effix's solutions are superior, my Bug Fix Collection for K2 has these orange grass textures from K1 in the "Higher Quality Areas" component of said mod and my K1 Dantooine Textures Restoration mod exists though it was made before porting was allowed so the grass isn't exactly the same as K1, I can update it with the correct textures if you'd like.
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    My advice is don't use Holocron Toolset, it's not advisable to use it for publically released mods, it adds and alters entries that aren't necessary in many different files when editing them, it's handy for the 3D view, that's about it in my opinion, it's still in Beta effectively. You probably just need to use the other entry, VO_ResRef I believe is the .lip file and Sound is the actual sound file, there is a "Sound Exists" checkbox, but I checked on a file I am using, which doesn't have that ticked and the voice still plays. If as you described other files are working in the entry you are trying to use for your files, then it's the files. You are using the "encode_vo.bat"? or are you entering the command line arguments for SithCodec? Perhaps you could try them unencoded?