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@great_exkaiser103 Just to give a little bit more explanation, as we talked with Sao about the issue you had. On the contrary, putting the most stuff in the .mod possible instead of Override is what will give compatibility because people might have named their files the same way you did. If that's the case and both of the mods puts their stuff in Override there's a conflict. While if youve got your stuff in your module and the other mod's files in their module there's no conflict. This is also not accurate, as you can have a dialogue in Override and the related scripts in the .mod or the opposite without an issue. Danm13.mod is actually not only necessary but one of the most vital elements of Sleheyron. What you don't understand is how the Patcher works, so here we go : The .mod you found in tslpatchdata is actually the vanilla .rim made into a .mod without any change. On a vanilla installation, the Patcher simply copies this empty .mod then patches it by adding more precise files (scripts, dialogues, creatures, placeables, etc.) in it. HOWEVER, if there's already a module with the same name on your game installation (for example if you have JC's Jedi tailor installed), the Patcher skips the first step and directly patch the "smaller" files in the existing .mod. And from what I know, JC's mod does this too, which is why you could theoretically install them in whatever order you wish. So now you're probably wondering what happened. Well, the answer is very simple, as Sao guessed : not only does what I just quoted have to be noted, it is the cause of your issue. By replacing the module with your OG one, you simply deleted the scripts (that the Patcher automatically included in your .mod) from your game installation, which is why Jara didn't spawn. So YES, the .mod IS necessary lol Which is just what the Patcher does. It doesn't do anything with Sleheyron's Dantooine's .mod, because it's empty. It puts the scripts in the existing JC's .mod, and the dlgs too in theory but this time as you had put everything in Override I let the Patcher throw the DLGs in Override (which doesn't cause any issue, as we've concluded). In conclusion, @great_exkaiser103you just shouldnt have replaced the .mod. Not only was there no reason to do so because I set up the Patcher especially for this kind of situation, thus the 2 mods' Dantooine changes being compatible, BUT it broke your game. So yeah, please read the description better when we say our mods are compatible with basically everything, and trust us, as modders, to do the job right. We're the first persons wanting our mods to be compatible with others'. As I said in my earlier post you've already read, as long as you run the Patcher, Sleheyron or Jedi Tailor or Pazaak Tournament or anything, in whatever order you want, will be compatible, as long as it isn't meant to be installed first (like K1CP). You don't need to make any manual changes, they are compatible. If you find any kind of issue though, you're welcome to report and we'll fix it for you.

Just don't do random sh*t like that and you won't break your game man lol More seriously, as long as you know what you're doing, you should be fine. We've got enough problems like that though, so if you want your game to be fine, don't modify stuff manually. Anyway, you should be able to install the Holopatcher version of Sleheyron before or after JC's mod. Although I would indeed recommend you do it before.

This is amazing! Excellent idea AND execution!