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I'm afraid that is an RC-K1CP issue and one that is caused by you running the installer multiple times. The reason the patcher adds new NPCs instead of overwriting the .GIT file (which houses the NPC location data) is because if it were to overwrite the .GIT file it would be overwriting any previous modded content you've installed. Sleheyron Story Mode once used an overwriting system which is how installing SSM once broke RC-K1CP as, by overwriting the previously installed content, the installer would end up reverting all of the restored content back into vanilla content and thus removed most of the restored content added in my mod. By installing RC-K1CP multiple times, you have added Shuma, and an untold many number of other restored content, multiple times over. It is highly recommended that you keep a backup of your game files so that, assuming a mistake is made and/or a bug is found in the installer you can simply delete the ruined install, copy over the backup, and start again.

My apologies, you are right, I was missing lyv_shinybeamb.tpc (God knows why!) and redownloading the mod and adding it to override made the error go away. I seem to have overwritten the installog afterwards by installing the visible force field option. But I ran a test install to an empty folder (after reimporting lyv_shinybeamb, which is what the installer complained about, not the other one) and here's what happened: installlog.rtf Seems like I was also missing "CM_WK_YavHgrBm.tpc", and I've completely misread both warnings. This was totally my bad. Perhaps there were remnants of a past version? In any case I'm replacing the entire mod folder now! Again, sorry for wasting your time!

@Masirimso24 Also, as a general advice, you might not want to run any mod's installer several times. As you saw, it can break your game. So unless you know exactly what the Installer does and/or know it's safe to do it again, make sure you only run the Installers once. Like Sleheyron for example. As the guy who brought Holopatcher to the mod, I can tell you that it can do stuff you don't want to happen lol

You are correct. I shall update the Duros install when I get the chance

Ohhhh… well yes that does indeed end your conversations with Vima until the end game! You’re the first, to my knowledge, to actually choose that with Vima. She should still have something to say about the “reveal” though after the Leviathan.

Thank you N-Drew25! I have not booted up the game yet and will report bugs or oddities if I experience any, but the installation itself no longer threw up any errors with the 0.12.1 update. Thank you again for the quick fix!

Just as an FYI there seems to be an issue, the Apartment Duros doesn't seem to have a consistent appearance. He appears correctly at the Sith Base: But at the apartments he sports his default look: I scoured through the install logs, change.ini files, backups, adjacent mods, but I can't seem to figure out the issue. When installing Galaxy of Faces Unique Duros, I get two errors: This doesn't seem to be related to Apartment Duros, because the file that's missing is "N_CommM11.tpc" though it is in the Duros folder / Unique Duros install option. There is one in my override folder though and looks to be the non-potato sack commoner outfit. So this doesn't seem to be the issue. The mods that affect tar_m02aa.mod and tar_m09aa.mod are Alien Pack, NPC Diversity, Heyorange's mod and Better Twi'lek Heads, but in the context of this one Duros the latter two mods are unrelated, as for Alien Pack the options were Bith and Devaronian and again does not seem to affect this, and checking NPC Diversity's change.ini file it also doesn't seem to change anything regarding the Duros. So there might be an issue with the mod itself, just wanted to let you know. For now I opted to remove N_ApDurH01.tga from my Override for consistency.