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## Quick Setup 1. Download the Latest Archive version of **Mod Organizer 2 Beta 2.5.3** from the MO2 Discord and extract it somewhere with plenty of free space. 2. Download the **KOTORganizer plugin** and extract it into your MO2 folder. 3. Launch MO2 and complete the first-time setup: * Choose **KOTOR** or **KOTOR 2** as the game. * Choose **portable instance**. * Login to your nexus account, in the settings. 4. Open the **Sync** tab on the right side of MO2. 5. Click **Refresh** to pull the latest mod build instructions. 6. Click **Download All** and wait for the downloads to finish. * Some downloads will open in your browser and require you to click the download button manually. 7. Once all downloads are finished, click **Refresh** again to validate the files. * If any files are missing or mismatched, download them again. 8. When all files are validated, click **Sync** to install the mod list. * This may take some time. * The process is complete when the patcher window shows the final error and warning count. 9. Click **Run** to start the game. NOTE: The following are not included and will need to be patched/installed manually: - Widescreen Patches for KOTOR - 3C-FD Patcher for KOTOR2 - Upscaled Movies for KOTOR and KOTOR2 KOTORganizer MO2 Plugin KOTORganizer extends Mod Organizer 2 for both STAR WARS Knights of the Old Republic and STAR WARS Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. Why Mod Organizer 2? Mod Organizer 2 already provides a stable foundation for mod management across many games. Extending it for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords gives KOTOR modding access to MO2’s biggest strength: the virtual file system. With MO2, the game sees modded files as if they are in the game directory, while the real game folder stays untouched. This keeps the base install closer to vanilla, makes mods easier to enable or disable, and gives better visibility into how files overlap or conflict. MO2 does have a learning curve, but for advanced KOTOR/KOTOR2 builds, the extra structure is worth it. Who Is This For? This plugin is mainly intended for larger KOTOR/KOTOR2 mod builds, repeatable installs, and users who want better insight into file conflicts. An auto downloader and installer is included to easily deply the Mod Builds from https://kotor.neocities.org/ If you only install a few simple loose-file mods, this may be more tool than you need. If you are building a large mod list with many TSLPatcher mods, texture overrides, and compatibility concerns, MO2 provides a much cleaner workflow. Installing Mod Organizer 2.5.3 Beta is required. The current unreleased beta builds include features that KOTOR support depends on. A beta build can be acquired from the Mod Organizer 2 Discord in the dev-build channel. Development has been more active recently, so an official release should be available soon. Once you download and extract MO2, download and extract KOTORganizer to the MO2 directory. Launch ModOrganizer.exe and you can verify the plugin is loaded by opening the Info tab on the right. The sync tab can download and install the mod builds from https://kotor.neocities.org/ Texture Management KOTOR uses several texture-related file types, including .tpc, .tga, .dds, and .txi. MO2 normally only detects exact filename conflicts, but KOTOR has additional texture priority rules that can cause problems even when the extensions differ. The texture management tab helps bridge that gap. It detects conflicts across supported texture formats and highlights them by severity. The highest-severity conflicts are cases that may cause hard crashes in-game. Lower-severity warnings include cases where a .tpc takes priority over a .tga or .dds unexpectedly. An Auto Fix button is included to resolve supported texture conflicts based on the current MO2 mod priority order. TSLPatcher Management Many KOTOR mods use TSLPatcher-style installers instead of simple loose-file installs. The patcher tab lists enabled mods that contain a tslpatchdata folder and can consolidate their patched output into a single MO2-managed mod. Double-clicking a patcher mod shows more detail, including: the changes.ini parsed human-readable install actions detected conflicting patch actions the latest install log A test tab is also available for simulating or testing a single mod install before running the full patcher process. When the patcher process is run, enabled patcher-style mods are processed in priority order and consolidated into a [PATCHER FILES] mod in MO2’s left panel. Automatic Mod Deployment The sync tab is designed to help download, validate, and install mod builds that follow the instructions from the KOTOR Mod Builds site. The Refresh button pulls the latest instruction set and checks for missing files. Download All starts downloading missing mods in sequence. Nexus Mods downloads require logging in with a Nexus account inside MO2. Deadly Stream mods can be downloaded automatically when supported. Mods from other sources open in an Edge browser window, where the user only needs to click the download button. The browser window closes automatically after the download completes. Downloads can still fail. Servers can be slow, unavailable, or inconsistent, and some files may need to be retried manually. Once all files are validated through Refresh, the Sync button becomes available. Sync extracts the downloaded files, runs the multi-patcher, and applies supported texture conflict fixes. When the patcher summary appears with the number of errors and warnings, the process is complete. Manual Mod Installing KOTOR mods are often packed inconsistently. The plugin includes a KOTOR-specific mod data checker that recognizes common archive layouts and can fix many of them automatically. This is especially useful for loose-file mods and patcher-style archives that would otherwise require manual cleanup before MO2 can install them correctly. Steam Workshop Warning If the game is installed through Steam and Workshop content is detected, the plugin warns the user. The intended workflow is MO2-managed content, not a mixed MO2 plus Steam Workshop setup. Mixing both can make conflicts harder to understand and can lead to unexpected file priority issues. Save Support The plugin integrates the game’s saves folder into MO2. Save entries can show timestamps, basic metadata, and screenshot previews. Profile-specific saves can also be enabled through MO2 settings. Limitations This plugin is meant to reduce repetitive setup work, improve conflict visibility, and make large KOTOR/KOTOR2 builds easier to manage. It does not remove the need to read mod instructions. Mods with unusual installers, custom compatibility patches, manual edit requirements, or unsupported archive layouts may still require manual review.

Ported clean version of HD Ebon Hawk -TSL to KOTOR. The original texture was upscaled then a lot of manual cleanup and detail was added. The original leviathan hangar ebon hawk texture was missing reflections and it has been fixed. Compatible with Yavin Station Hangar by WildKarrde

Formerly gamepad menu upscaled This mod upscales some of the forgotten/overlooked UI textures in KOTOR 2. It started as a simple upscale for the gamepad menu and controller icons because they looked pretty bad and low res when playing with a controller. I ended up expanding it to cover a few more UI textures that also looked low res, so I renamed the mod to Forgotten UI Textures. The textures were upscaled 4x with Topaz Gigapixel. What's included 3 separate files: Upscaled gamepad menu textures Upscaled swoop race overlays Upscaled TSLRCM main menu logo and main menu clouds Notes The swoop race overlays are all covered. The main menu clouds are included with the upscaled logo file. The main menu logo requires the Main Menu Model fix and it's prerequisites. AI Upscaled Icon Overhaul does not cover the gamepad specific icons included here. Installation Extract the zip file Choose which file/files you want to use Place the Override folder into your main KOTOR 2 directory Replace if prompted Requirements and compatibility Knights of the Old Republic II Compatible with The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod

This archive (both files combined) contains roughly 130 different save points throughout the entire game. savegames for TSL: The Sith Lords for PC UN-modded saves, so it should work for everyone's game LS Male Guardian / WeaponsMaster I understand that it may not have critical save points (this was near February 2006, so I can't remember exactly what's in the archive).. but it may help some of you out

A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic II Author: N-DReW25 1.0.0 Release Date: 26.04.2026 Installation: Please install The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod 1.8.6 FIRST, no exceptions. It is highly advised to install the KOTOR 2 Community Patch before this mod, this is optional. Click on the HoloPatcher.exe, pick your desired appearance restoration, click install, and sit back and watch the installer do its magic. Repeat this process until all, or only the appearances you want, of the appearances are installed. Description: The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) restores cut content, obviously, but what you may or may not know is that it also restores cut appearances such as Saedhe's and Hussef's cut appearances - both of whom use generic appearances in the vanilla game. But TSLRCM doesn't restore ALL of the cut appearances, my Kotor II Restored Content Plus mod did have options to restore these cut appearances but with more and more install options being added I decided to take these restored appearances and make them their standalone mod. Thus far, this mod restores: * The appearance of the Harbinger's Captain which had a unique head. * The appearance of Ralon which used Jorran's body model. * The male and female Fat Commoner variants which were mostly unused from the first game * The Smuggler variants which were used quite frequently in the first game on NPCs like Holdan. * The first Rodian variant which was bugged in the first game causing it to render as the second variant (fixed in K1CP). * The male Twi'lek variants with special Twi'lek outfits which were used quite frequently in the first game on NPCs like Larrim. * The green female Twi'lek head from the first game has been added to replace Ramana's head whilst Ramana's original head has been added as a brand new appearance for Jonra Far. Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have any bugs but if you find any please report them to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities: To be added! Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod without my permission. Thanks to: Dashus: For kickstarting the Kotor restoration efforts with TSLRP! Zbyl2 and the TSLRCM Team: For creating TSLRCM in the first place! Bioware: For such an amazing first game! Obsidian: For such an amazing sequel and for keeping the cut content in the files! Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool! th3w1zard1: For maintaining the HoloPatcher! Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY 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.

Vanilla Planets HD is a texture upscale mod for kotor 2 the sith lords. This mod upscales all planet and area textures using Topaz Gigapixel at 4x resolution. The goal is to keep the game as close to the original vanilla look as possible, but with cleaner, sharper, higher-resolution textures. I made this because while I really like ShiningRed’s planet texture mods, some surfaces looked a little too reflective and glossy for my taste. I wanted HD textures that keep the original look. Main features Upscaled planet and area textures using Topaz Gigapixel at 4x resolution. Covers all major planet and area textures. All screens and displays are included Keeps the look as close to vanilla as possible. No reshade, lighting edits, shader changes, or major visual redesigns. Designed for players who want sharper textures without changing the original KOTOR II style. Covered areas include: Peragus, Harbringer and Shared textures Telos Ebon Hawk interior Dantooine Dxun Malachor V Korriban Nar Shaddaa Onderon Installation instructions There are nine files total. Download and extract the files you want to use. Extract the Override folders into your main Knights of the Old Republic II directory. You can also place the TGA files directly into your Override folder. Replace files if prompted. Requirements This mod does not cover skyboxes, backdrops, or cockpit window views. I left those untouched because there are already three amazing mods that cover them really well. Those mods will be linked in the Requirements and Recommended Mods sections. Recommended Mods For the best overall visual setup, I recommend using this mod alongside High Quality Skyboxes II TSL Backdrop Improvements TSL HD Cockpit Skyboxes Ebon Hawk HD - 4X or HD Ebon Hawk by J (for ebon hawk exterior) Remove Duplicate TGA-TPC (to remove duplicate tpc files)

This modding toolset is a work in progress and I carry no responsibility to any damage done to your game files or lost work that may occur. Some antiviruses will flag a false positive and prevent you from opening the application. If this happens you will need to configure your antivirus to allow the program to run. Holocron Toolset is a collection of modding tools packaged in a single application aimed at streamlining modding development for KotOR/TSL, drawing inspiration from Kotor Tool and the NWN Aurora Toolset. There are editors available for nearly every file type used by the game. Also included with it is a 3D module editor and a "Map Builder" which the user can use to create new maps by rearranging existing models already used in the game. Discord for suggestions + bug reports: https://discord.com/invite/3ME278a9tQ If you are running Windows 7 or 8 and get a missing DLL error when opening the program you will need to download the Visual C++ Redist from Microsoft. Toolset source

Description: I've been playing Sleheyron for the past week or so and I've absolutely love it, shoutout to The Chaser One for testing Sleheyron and SAO for making the Sleheyron mod. However, I noticed compared to other lightsaber mods on Deadly Stream (Which I bet you have at least one in your modlsit), the one you get on Sleheyron sorta lacks visually. So I decided to make a patch for it that will add UV lighting and enhance the the hilt textures & Icons, shoutout for J for making the Lightsaber hilt variety which was used for the files for this patch. Installation: All you have to do is install Sleheyron first and then extract, & install all the files in my patch to your override sub folder in your swkotor folder, and let them override the ones already in the folder Compatibilty: This mod should theoretically work on its own, as long as you install Sleheyron first. Though if you want to use Lightsaber hilt variety (which I recommend as his mod adds UV lighting and hilt texture upgrades to all the lightsabers), install his first before my patch. Things I should mention: Because of the Shortsaber's texture in the Sleheyron mod, the one in this patch will look slightly different from the hilt variety one, shouldnt be much of a hinderence though. I also want to mention that this is a texture patch, this will not edit any stats or locations that affects the crystal. ALSO I DID NOT MAKE ANY OF THESE FILES, I simply renamed files from J's mod to replace the ones in Sleheyron. Credits: -J's Lightsaber Hilt variety and Crazy34's lightsaber blades for the UV lighting and hilts -JC's extra saber colors for the lightsaber icons -Sleheyron for the awsome new planet and crystal

This mod replaces the freighters parked outside the Sith base on Taris with the higher-quality version from Manaan. While I was at it, I also patched a large hole in the bottom of the upper freighter's landing platform. Lastly, I have replaced the freighters' texture with higher-resolution version from elsewhere in the original game files. Thank you for downloading, and I hope you enjoy this mod! ------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALLATION Copy all files in "Installation" to your game's Override folder. If you are using a mod that reskins the freighter, do not copy "v_freightl02.tpc" into Override. ------------------------------------------------------------------- UNINSTALLATION Delete the files back out of the Override folder. ------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPATIBILITY This mod is compatible with the KOTOR 1 Community Patch (K1CP). It is incompatible with mods which edit m02ab_03b.mdl/mdx/wok. If you are using a mod that reskins the freighter, see the INSTALLATION section for special instructions. ------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS KotorBlender by seedhartha Kotor Tool by Fred Tetra Holocron Toolset by Cortisol and th3w1zard1 TGA2TPC by ndix UR Thanks to Dark Hope for requesting this mod and for pointing out the higher-quality version of the freighter on Manaan. ------------------------------------------------------------------- VERSION HISTORY 1.0 - Initial Release ------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER AND PERMISSIONS This modification is provided as-is and is not supported by Disney, Lucasarts, or Bioware. Use at your own risk. The author shall not be held responsible for damage to your game installation, computer, or saved games resulting from the use of this mod. These models may be used as a basis for mods which make additional edits to the same models as long as appropriate credit is given to this mod's author. Other uses require the author's permission. This mod shall not be reposted on any sites other than Deadly Stream without permission.

This mod replaces all Mission Vaos textures. She will have an updated skin which has a bit more detail. I tried to smooth the seams. Work Quanons, edited by Dark Hopa. The head has not been published. It contains materials from another author. I can send it in a personal message.

The K1 Community Patch (K1CP) is a compilation of previous bugfix mods and a multitude of new original fixes put together with the intention of resolving the many and various issues that KOTOR has. This includes some well-known game breaking bugs/softlocks, broken quests, inaccessible content, as well as lesser issues such as problems in conversations, visual inconsistencies, player annoyances, etc. The intention is for the changes to be as seamless as possible, fixing and improving things whilst still retaining the original developer intent. A huge thanks to all of the mod authors who created these mods, and allowed them to be included in this patch! Unfortunately, the individual list of changes has grown far too long to be included in this post. However, you can view a detailed breakdown of each author's individual contributions in the included readme file and a summary of the changes the current version has made since the previous release in the changelog file. List of Contributing Authors (alphabetical): A Future Pilot blennus danil-ch darthbdaman DarthParametric Ebmar Frykas Gimmick5000 jc2 JCarter426 Kainzorus Prime Kexikus KOTOR 1 Restoration Team Leilukin Markus Ramikin N-DReW25 ndix UR R2-X2 Red Hessian Salk th3w1zard1 Thrak Farelle WildKarrde Installation: Run INSTALL.exe and navigate to your K1 install folder. Generally speaking, this mod should be installed before anything else, except mods that do hard edits/overwrites of 2DA, TLK or MOD (module) files. Warning: Never run the installer from inside the archive! Always extract the archive onto your hard drive first. N.B.: With the advent of version 1.10.0, K1CP has migrated away from the use of TSLPatcher and switched to HoloPatcher. This allows for additional patching functionality and resolves some bugs encountered with TSLPatcher. HoloPatcher is also multi-platform. The bundled installer is the Windows version, but Mac and Linux users can download the appropriate installer for their system here. It is highly recommended that you do not install the game on your system's C drive, especially in Program Files. Windows can have permissions issues when trying to install the mod to a C drive destination. If you are using the Steam version of the game and have installed Steam in its default Program Files location, we advise creating a new Steam Library on a different drive and moving the game there via the game's Properties pop-up in Steam. Translation: The mod now has translations in French and Russian, available as separate patches. To use, first download the base K1CP v1.10.0 archive and extract it to your harddrive. Download your translation patch of choice and extract its contents into K1CP's tslpatchdata folder. Proceed to install the mod as normal. Traduction (Français - Harlockin): Le mod a maintenant des traductions en français et en russe, disponibles sous forme de patchs séparés. Pour l'utiliser, téléchargez d'abord l'archive de base de K1CP v1.10.0 et extrayez-la sur votre disque dur. Téléchargez le patch de traduction de votre choix et extrayez son contenu dans le dossier tslpatchdata de K1CP. Procédez à l'installation du mod comme d'habitude. Переводы (Русский - olegkuz1997): Мод теперь включает в себя переводы на французский и русский языки, доступные в виде отдельных патчей. Для использования сперва скачайте базовый архив K1CP v1.10.0 и распакуйте его на жесткий диск. Скачайте нужный вам патч с переводом и извлеките его содержимое с заменой в папку tslpatchdata K1CP. После чего приступите к установке мода как обычно. Compatibility/Known Issues: K1CP uses module injection in an attempt to remain as compatible as possible with other mods. This may result in issues with mods that simply put files in the Override folder. It is recommended that you consult the individual authors of any large scale mods, particularly those that edit DLGs and scripts, as to whether their work is compatible with K1CP. Some mods will likely require updates, some may need to be installed in a specific order, whilst others may be fundamentally incompatible. K1CP currently only supports the English language version of the game, and makes a number of edits to the TLK file in English. If anyone is able to provide translations of these changes to other languages, please let us know. The KOTOR 1 Restoration (K1R) mod is incompatible with K1CP, however there is ongoing work to re-create the K1R mod for K1CP: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2345-restored-content-for-k1cp-demo/ These are the currently known bugs/issues with KOTOR or the mod that the K1CP is looking to resolve: https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/K1_Community_Patch/issues If you find any others, especially with changes/additions K1CP makes, please report them on the Github issue page or here on Deadly Stream so they can be addressed. Be sure to include as much information as possible, including a list of all the other mods you have installed, the order you installed them in, steps to reproduce the problem, along with screenshots and save files, if appropriate. You may also be directed to provide the install log file, a list of the contents of your Override folder, and specific MOD files from your modules folder. Uninstallation: Given the complexity of this mod, a clean install of KOTOR is the recommended approach for uninstalling K1CP. However, HoloPatcher does provide uninstall Shell (Bash) and PowerShell scripts which will work as long as K1CP was the most recent mod installed. Permissions: Due to this mod being a compilation from many different authors, please do not distribute/rehost it. Acknowledgements: All of the mod authors who have helped make this patch a reality - thank you! - especially for agreeing to distribution outside of Deadly Stream Fred Tetra - For KOTOR Tool tk102 - For DLGEditor and K-GFF JdNoa/Dashus - For DeNCS stoffe - For TSLPatcher/ChangeEdit/TalkEd bead-v - For MDLEdit and KOTORMax ndix UR - For TGA2TPC, TPCView, and MDLOps v1.0+ seedhartha - For KOTORBlender fork for Blender 2.8+ Cortisol - For Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher/PyKotor th3w1zard1 - For additional customisation and feature improvement of HoloPatcher Fair Strides - For various tools and updates to older tools DrMcCoy - For Xoreos Tools Snigaroo - For maintaining mod builds at https://kotor.neocities.org/modding/mod_builds/ danil-ch - For the original info.rtf template Many thanks to ebmar, Salk, and KnifeMaster for providing numerous bug reports and beta testing certain fixes THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY OR ANY LICENSEES/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS MODIFICATION IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND NEITHER THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES NOR THE AUTHORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER BY THE USAGE OF THIS MODIFICATION.

Knights of the Old Republic 2 infamously has a rather abrupt ending: The player fights the final boss, there is some final dialog with said boss, and the game ends. The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) restores a couple of short scenes which provide some closure, but it arguably still feels like there are some gaps. This mod attempts to make the ending a bit more complete with the following changes: A restored dialog option allows the player to choose to stay on Malachor and train other Force users. After the final dialog, the player contacts Bao-Dur's remote and chooses whether or not to destroy Malachor, which may be chosen regardless of player alignment. (If G0-T0 succeeded in disabling the remote, this conversation will not occur, and the player cannot choose to destroy Malachor.) If the player decides to destroy Malachor, all subsequent dialog takes place on the Ebon Hawk. If Malachor is not destroyed, the remaining party members rejoin the player in the Trayus Core. The player has a short conversation with T3-M4 and reiterates what they intend to do next. Atton, Visas, and/or the Handmaiden express their desire to accompany the player, as in the scenes previously restored by TSLRCM. The Visas/Handmaiden conversation is now available even if Malachor is destroyed, as long as the player freed the party from the academy's prison. Atton's dialogs will now only occur if the player has medium to high influence with him, loosely inspired by the "Unoffical TSLRCM Tweak Pack" by Pavijan357 (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/296-unofficial-tslrcm-tweak-pack/). Note that since these scenes all refer to the player leaving, they will not occur if the player decides to stay on Malachor. Thank you for downloading, and I hope you enjoy this mod! ------------------------------------------------------------------- ASPYR (STEAM/GOG) COMPATIBILITY NOTES When using this mod with the Aspyr version of the game from Steam or GOG, some of the background sound effects will be almost inaudible, making the destruction of Malachor feel strangely quiet. This seems to be due to a “feature” added by Aspyr which reduces the volume of the music (and, apparently, some sound effects) during cutscenes. I strongly recommend using the 3C-FD patcher by Jiiprah (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2734-fog-fix-more-3c-fd-patcher/), which returns the volume to its pre-Aspyr behavior and also fixes some graphical issues. I have not tested this mod with the achievements system, and it is possible that it might interfere with achievements related to the ending of the game. Use at your own risk. ------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALLATION Run "INSTALL.exe" and follow the prompts. When asked, select the "MAIN INSTALL" option which matches your display's aspect ratio, 4:3 or 16:9. It is normal to see a warning that modulesave.2da already exists and has been skipped. If you are using The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) from the Steam Workshop, see this guide for how to combine installer-based mods with the Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=488641307 If you are using an aspect ratio other than 4:3 or 16:9, try the 16:9 option. The camera differences between the two versions are fairly minor, so ultimately you may use whichever one looks better to you. To switch between the two versions after the mod has already been installed, run "INSTALL.exe" and select "Convert to 16:9" or "Convert to 4:3". For best results, I recommend using a saved game from before arriving on Malachor. However, using a save from after reaching Malachor will only result in a few missing sound effects, and the majority of the mod will still work. ------------------------------------------------------------------- TRANSPARENT COCKPIT WINDOWS Options are available to make the Ebon Hawk's cockpit visible through the front window during the new ending sequence, as in my mod "Transparent Cockpit Windows for TSL" (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2355-transparent-cockpit-windows-for-tsl/). To use them, run "INSTALL.exe" again after the main installation is complete, and select one of the following options: "OPTION - Transparent Cockpit Windows, Enhanced Reflections" - Adds an area-specific reflection to the Ebon Hawk's exterior. Not recommended if you use any mods that reskin/upscale the Ebon Hawk exterior. "OPTION - Transparent Cockpit Windows, Reskin Friendly" - More readily compatibility with reskins of the Ebon Hawk exterior. Does not include the new reflection. "Transparent Cockpit Windows" does not need to be installed to use these options. ------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPATIBILITY This mod requires The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/578-tsl-restored-content-mod/). It has not been tested without TSLRCM installed. It is also compatible with the KotOR 2 Community Patch (K2CP) (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1280-kotor-2-community-patch/). For best results, install this mod after TSLRCM, K2CP, and any other mods which make significant changes to the Trayus Core module. This mod is incompatible with other mods which edit the ending sequence, including "Unofficial TSLRCM Tweak Pack" component 4 ("Atton's Ending Dialogue") by Pavijan357 (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/296-unofficial-tslrcm-tweak-pack/). It is also incompatible with any other mods which edit the Trayus Core area layout. ------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS KotorBlender by seedhartha MDLedit by bead-v tpcview and tga2tpc by ndix UR NWNSSCOMP by Torlack and tk102 K-GFF by tk102 DLGEditor by tk102 TSL Patcher by stoffe and Fair Strides ERFEdit by stoffe and Fair Strides Kotor Tool by Fred Tetra Holocron Toolset by Cortisol and th3w1zard1 SithCodec by JCarter426 2DA Editor by VarsityPuppet AniCam by JdNoa Lipsynch Editor by JdNoa TSL Loadscreen Template by JCarter426 Edited vanilla and TSLRCM scripts are based on the K2CP team's repository of unaltered, decompiled vanilla scripts, which may be found at https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/Vanilla_KOTOR_Script_Source. Thank you to the TSLRCM team for doing so much to expand and complete the original game and for restoring the original concluding scenes. The final scenes with Atton on Malachor still follow their staging, as I couldn't think of much I could do to improve upon them. Thank you to Pavijan357 for pointing out in his "Unofficial TSLRCM Tweak Pack" that Atton's ending dialog makes less sense if the player has low influence with him. The modified Ebon Hawk room models incorporate fixes developed by PapaZinos. Thank you to him for allowing me to use his fixes in my work. This mod includes material ported from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic by Bioware. ------------------------------------------------------------------- VERSION HISTORY 1.0 - Initial Release ------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER AND PERMISSIONS This modification is provided as-is and is not supported by Disney, Lucasarts, or Obsidian. Use at your own risk. The author shall not be held responsible for damage to your game installation, computer, or saved games resulting from the use of this mod. This mod shall not be reposted, in whole or in part, on any sites other than Deadly Stream without the author's permission. Assets from this mod shall not be redistributed in other modifications without the author's permission.

Ramana/Red Eclipse slaver prestige class fix by HDR1 This mod fixes the money you get from Ramana, the dancer girl on Telos and the Red Eclipse slaver on Nar Shaddaa. Normally, you get money based on your level, however if you take your prestige class, you can no longer get any money from them. With this fix you will keep getting money even after you have a prestige class. There are two versions: Option 1 is just the basic fix. If you want to keep the game's balance, you should probably use this. Option 2 is for people looking to maximize their profits and not miss out on credits. Normally, Ramana and the slaver only give you money based on your current level. So if you talk to them at level 6, they give you 600 credits. If you then come back at level 10, they will give you 1000. However if you were to come back at levels 7, 8, 9, you'd get 700, 800, 900 respectively as well. This version of the mod makes it so that Ramana and the slaver start giving you money from level 1, and will give you money for every single level up, even if you don't talk to them every level. In other words, if you talk to them at level 6 for the first time, instead of getting 600 credits you will get 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, and 600 credits if you keep talking to them. Then if you come back at level 10 and ask for credits, you will get 700, 800, 900 and 1000 credits if you keep talking to them. The game will remember what level you stopped at. You can get quite a bit of extra money this way. Installation: just copy the .NCS files from either the Option 1 or Option 2 folders into your override folder. The NSS files in the source folder are not necessary. Compatibility: Should be compatible with pretty much any mod that doesn't use these three specific files. Known issues: None, based on my testing. I played through the whole game with these and never noticed any problems. Unless c_global_lt_lev.ncs is used for something else in the game that I don't know about, there shouldn't be any issues. Permissions: I grant permission to everyone who'd like to use this mod in their own mods/modpacks, community patches, whatever - just please credit me as HDR1.

Auto-Pazaak mod for KotOR 1 by HDR1 Pazaak in KotOR 1 is a frustrating exercise for a few reasons. However, the biggest problem with Pazaak is the sheer amount you have to play if you want all possible credits from playing cards. By my calculations - not including infinite Pazaak players - you can earn 17050 credits in the Xbox version and 15950 credits on PC along with some cards and a Vibration Cell, plus a discount in Suvam Tan's shop on Yavin. Sounds good overall - except you have to win a total of 64 matches in Pazaak to get all this. This is ridiculous, especially compared to KotOR 2, where there's only 15 or so matches to win. Even with save-scumming, it's enough to drive a person mad. This mod is intended for completionist players like myself, who are crazy enough to play 64 matches of Pazaak every time they replay KotOR while hating every second of it. The mod allows you to simulate playing Pazaak, instead of actually playing Pazaak. However, my intention was not to make a cheat mod but to make a quality of life mod, so this is only for NPCs that have limited rewards. As such, Gelrood on Taris and Toll Apkar on Korriban are not affected, and while Kudos can be played indefinitely, you will not be able to skip his Pazaak matches after you've gotten the Vibration Cell from him - if you want to grind infinite Pazaak matches with him, you have to do it manually. List of the NPCs this mod affects and their rewards: Taris: Niklos - 200 credits Dantooine: Sol'aa - 600 credits + Pazaak cards Tatooine: Kudos - 2300 credits + Vibration Cell (see notes) Tatooine: Furko Nellis - 750 credits Kashyyyk: Fodo Medo - 1700 credits + Pazaak cards Manaan: Jolan Aphett - 2000 credits + Pazaak cards Manaan: Gonto Yas - 2000 credits Yavin: Suvam Tan - 7500 credits + store discount Installation: copy the files to your Override folder. Compatibility: the mod should be compatible with any mod that doesn't alter the included .dlg and .ncs files. I don't think there are many mods that do anything with the Pazaak players, so it should be mostly fine. I think some mods may make alterations to Suvam Tan's dialogue, if you have a mod like that, don't install yav47_suvam.dlg or simpaz_suv.ncs. Usage: After installing the mod, when you talk to a Pazaak-playing NPC, you will come across an option to [Simulate Pazaak.] - as long as you have a Pazaak deck. When you choose this option, you will gain all the credits you would normally be able to win from the NPC. Afterwards, you need to talk to the NPC again to get their final Pazaak dialogue and potential extra rewards. For example, after you use Simulate on Sol'aa, you should talk to him again and he will give you the extra cards you get for beating him. Same with every other character who gives you a special reward for beating them enough times. I deliberately made the simulation scripts this way, to avoid potentially breaking dialogue trees and to make sure you couldn't simulate Pazaak multiple times. Notes: In the vanilla PC version, Kudos on Tatooine bets only 50 credits in his final two matches, while on Xbox he bets 600. The K1 community patch tried fixing this, but for some reason it sets his wager to 500 instead of 600. All sources I could find mention 600 credits, so I included a fix for this as well, and Kudos now bets 600 credits as he does on Xbox. The total reward you get for simming is thus 2300 credits, and he also bets 600 credits if you decide to play him manually afterwards. Warnings: It's worth saving before you talk to a Pazaak player, just in case something is broken. ALWAYS talk to the Pazaak players after you beat them. This way you will get their closing dialogue properly which triggers scripts and prevents any potential bugs. I don't know what problems may happen by not talking to them, so just talk to them to be safe. If you play a real game of Pazaak with an opponent, you will NOT be able to sim afterwards. This is to ensure you can't get more credits than intended. Avoid playing for real if you want to simulate. I tried to make sure that you can't lose the option to simulate Pazaak while exploring the dialogue trees, but I may have overlooked something. If you want to be 100% sure, choose the simulate option immediately when it pops up. Be careful with Suvam Tan on Yavin. Due to the way his dialogue is structured, I went with the safe route and made it so you can only sim him when you first ask if he plays Pazaak. If you want to play him, you have to choose that option when it pops up, otherwise, you'll have to play him manually. Bugs: I could not make Suvam's dialog function properly like the rest. After you beat him, he will not mention giving you a discount, instead, he just says it was a good match. However, if you check his shop, you will see that you do in fact have the discount. He will also no longer play for money. So Suvam works properly, his dialogue is just bugged. I couldn't figure out how to fix it, so I don't intend to fix this anytime soon. However I included the source script for him, in case anyone wants to take a shot at it. Not a bug, but obviously if you simulate Pazaak, you will not get to see the progressing dialogue as you will skip ahead to the end. As such, some unique dialogue will not be available with the Pazaak players. This is mainly just them increasingly praising you or complaining about losing. Some of it is a bit funny, but none of it is relevant.

Increases dialogue and menu description font size in KOTOR 2 for better readability on modern displays. The main file is x1.3, a 30% text size increase, recommended for most setups. Optional versions are included for 20%, 25%, 40%, and 50%. This mod also includes upscaled font texture to help the larger text look clearer, otherwise they look very blurry at bigger sizes. Main features Larger dialogue text Larger menu description text Upscaled font texture Multiple size options Extra note Some NPC subtitles can go slightly off screen, but it is very minor. The player dialogue menu does not seem to be affected from my testing. Screenshots were taken at 1920x1080 with the widescreen UI fix installed. Please let me know if you run into any bugs. Installation Choose your preferred version. Copy the Override folder into your main Knights of the Old Republic 2 directory. Replace files if prompted. Changelog Added optional 20%, 25%, 40%, and 50% versions. Main file is still x1.3, 30%.

This mod will change Bastila's head to look more like the game cover art. Fully weighted for talking and facial expressions, along with hair movement. Screenshots taken without the retexture included. Also includes a small fix for Bastila's standard clothes texture. VERSIONS: Original version: Darth_Tempust-Improved_Bastila_Head.zip Improved version: Darth_Tempust_Improved_Bastila_Head_Edited.7z Alternate version with Bastila's custom animations (and the improvements of the previous version): Darth_Tempust_Improved_Bastila_Head_Edited_with_Anims.7z More information in the changelog below. INSTALLATION: Extract the files from the 7z file and place them in the Override folder. Head model: p_bastilah.mdl and p_bastilah.mdx Retexture: P_BastilaH04.tpc If you do not want the standard clothes texture fix, do not place P_BastilaBB01.tpc in your Override folder. ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 02/03/13 Originally shared on LucasForums (Holowan Laboratories) as a WIP. Re-uploaded as abandonware. As of 2026, the author—current username Tempust85—has granted permission for its publication. The latest versions contain improvements by DarthParametric. CREDITS: Developers of STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic. PERMISSIONS: This mod may not be used without the explicit permission of the author. This mod may not be distributed on other sites without the express permission of the author. Also if you obtained permission you have to include a copy of the readme in the file. 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.

This is a lightweight utility specifically designed for macOS users to handle, view, and translate .tlk files in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Many existing tools are Windows-only or rely on Wine/emulation. This tool aims to provide a native or more accessible way to manage game strings directly on Mac, making it easier for localizers to bring new languages to the platform or port existing translations. Features: Native support for .tlk files. Designed with macOS compatibility in mind. Open Source and open for contributions. Installation & Usage: You can find detailed instructions and the source code on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/Aperezvigoa/KotOR-Mac-TLK-Translator Credits: Developed by aalbizu. Special thanks to the community for keeping this game alive!

Sexy Female Companions Pack (Abridged) THIS IS AN ABRIDGED MOD. The full mod contains additional underwear options for all female companions. The full version of the mod is on Nexusmods under the name "Sexy Female Companions Pack". ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sexy Clothing and Underwear Retexture Pack for Female Companions Bastila Mission and Juhani Description: This mod provides sexy retextures for the female companions in kotor; Bastila, Mission, and Juhani. There are multiple clothing and underwear options for each character. Installation: Navigate to the desired texture through the folders and put the .tga file in your kotor Override folder Unistallation: Delete the corresponding files from your kotor Override folder Compatibility: Naturally this mod cannot be used at the same time as another retexture of the same clothing or underwear. Also, it may not work with any mod which enhances the associated models (I do not know of any). Otherwise there should not be any issues unless there is a mod which I am unaware of which changes the "appearance.2da" file in such a way that an associated model or texture is different from the original game. Permissions Please do not use or upload this mod elsewhere without permission, which will probably be given if asked I can be contacted through DeadlyStream or NexusMods. My username for both is limpingfox. Special thanks for: Kotor Tool by Fred Tetra MDLOps by Chuck Chargin Jr.

This archive (both files combined) contains roughly 130 different save points throughout the entire game. savegames for TSL: The Sith Lords for PC UN-modded saves, so it should work for everyone's game LS Male Guardian / WeaponsMaster I understand that it may not have critical save points (this was near February 2006, so I can't remember exactly what's in the archive).. but it may help some of you out

This mod replaces the Citadel Station backdrop. I've made a new one using high resolution renders of the Citadel models with 3ds Max. New texture resolution is 4096x4096.

Original Review on Filefront: Star Wars if you look through all of the movies, games, fan media, ect. always had one thing in common, masks, and not your normal run of the mill costume masks that you could by at your local convenient store. They have these great elaborate masks that give them special abilities or give them some extra bounus that they need to do what they are doing. The only thing that is bad about those masks is that they are UUUUUUUUUUGLY (excluding a few choice ones of course.) Now you ask "SithRevan what can we do about these ugly masks that make our characters look stupid?". Well my friends I have the solution. Actually Shem our Site Manager and all around cool guy has come up with the solution... I am just reviewing it. Anyway though I am proud to announce that the solution to making the ugly masks go away is to simply make them invisible and that is exactly what Shem did. What this mod does is makes all of the default masks in the game completely invisible so that you can get the bonuses with out having to make a fashion statement in the process. So I say awesome work Shem. I am glad to see you have a couple cool mods left in ya. Now to all of the other out there waiting to get you greedy little hands on this treasure... Enjoy. Note: Please leave the author feedback, especially if you download this mod and use it. It really helps encourage the author to make more mods in the future. -SithRevan

I've never liked the KotOR Mandalorians. I wished them to look like Jango and Boba Fett. I mean, I wished them to have Fett-style armors and helmets. So, I've tried to make such mod. It is not perfect, but I hope you'll like it. It will change the appearance of all Mandalorians in the game, including Mandalore (he transformed into Jango). Features: - Changed appearance of ALL Mandalorians in game. Now they use completely new armors and helmets, which are made in style of Jango and Boba Fett. - Mandalore transformed into Jango Fett. Available two versions of his armor - with jetpack and without it. You may use any, because now you can unequip his armor (and see Canderous). - Bralor transformed into Boba Fett. I've also made him more dangerous opponent in the Battle Circle (since you may use anything when you fight him he was too easy to beat. And they call him a champion?!) - Kelborn now have unique armor. - New Mandalorian armors for your PC and party members. At this point, they are available for male characters only. - Mandalore comes equipped with 2 Westar Blaster pistols and special Mandalorian flamethrower. For those of you who like Boba I also provided EE-3 Blaster rifle. All this items are quite powerfull, but IMO that will not break game's balance ('cause ranged weapons are NOT effective in TSL). Credits: - NeoMarz1 - for creating awesome Mandalorian model for Jedi Academy. I've used this model in this version of MOD. - Don Kain - I've used some texture parts (symbol on Kelborn's armor) from his JA mandalorian skinpack. - Creator of original textures for Westar blaster pistol (sorry, I don't know your name) - Orsan - I used&altered 2 textures he made for KotOR1 (Boba and Jango armors on the upgrade screen). - Lit Ridl - for allowing me to modify his flamethrower script. Permissions: Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES ANY OF MY MODS TO BE UPLOADED TO STEAM WORKSHOP. Anything else - be my guest, use like you want, just give credit to me.

ABOUT: This mod replaces every skybox and every planetary backdrop in the game with a new high resolution version made from scratch. This includes a replacement of every skybox model to fix all the glaring issues with the original. There are also some additional minor changes that either fix issues with the vanilla environments or serve to better blend ingame terrain and skybox. Other than that I recommend you just check out the screenshots as pictures say more than a thousand words or check the video to see the animated skyboxes. Click the following image to see additional interactive screenshot comparisons: There are also add-ons with new skyboxes for the following mods: Brotherhood of Shadows: Solomon's Revenge Yavin IV Ord Mandell including InSidious' reskin Green Grass for Dantooine If you find any issues or have any other comments, please let me know and I'll see what can be done. INSTALLATION: If you have a previous version of this mod installed, remove it before installing the new version or you might run into some issues. For installation instructions check the read-me files of the individual downloads. Usually it's just copying files to your Override folder. For the mod to take full effect you need a savegame where you have not yet left Dantooine. COMPABILITY: This mod is not compatible with any mod that edits skyboxes in any way. This includes mods that only edit their models. There might also be rare incompabilities with mods that edit non-skybox area models if those models are also edited by this mod. PERMISSIONS: You may NOT redistribute any textures included in this archive without my explicit permission. You may however use all the models as long as you give me credit. CREDITS: This mod was created by Kexikus using mainly Terragen 4, Photoshop CS6 and 3ds Max as well as some After Effects. Additional tools used: KotOR Tool by Fred Tetra K-GFF by TK102 MDL edit by bead-v MDLOps by ndix UR KOTORmax by bead-v tga2tpc by ndix UR Additional resources by: Andy Welder: Dantooine tree model Animum: Yavin tree model Bioware: Taris buildings, Kashyyyk buildings, Kashyyyk tree textures, Manaan building textures, Hammerhead cruiser model, Yavin ruins dandelO: grass shader Dantooine and Yavin, snow shader Dantooine Jeronimoe: BOS:SR Taris ship models Jorak Uln: Taris window texture killst4r: Unknown World palm tree Martin Frank: Yavin bush model Misha Winkler: Grass model Dantooine and Yavin Quanon: Additional Taris buildings, Unknown World crashed ship rhcreations: Yavin temple Riccardo Faidutti (SCIFI 3D): Additional Taris buildings Solarsystem Scope: Moon textures Dantooine, Unknown World and Ord Mandell, Yavin texture Tom Patterson: Yavin cloud texture Veronica Bush: Yavin bush model Yughues: Kashyyyk branch texture Unknown: Unknown World fern model THIS MOD IS NOT SUPPORTED BY LUCASARTS OR BIOWARE. USE THIS FILE AT YOUR OWN RISK. NEITHER THE AUTHOR OF THIS MOD NOR THE COMPANIES MENTIONED ABOVE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR COMPUTER WHEN USING THIS FILE.

TSL version only! Original Review on Filefront: The ear is impressively good at distinguishing the most minute of differences between sounds, however without a context or direct comparison it can do an amazingly poor job at just that. This is why judging a sound mod just from listening to the sounds won't give you a clear picture of how good (or bad) the mod really is. From listening to the sound files from this mod out of game, they didn't sound all that impressive. However from experience I know these findings are generally inaccurate. Testing this mod in-game proved just that. Just from the saber ignite sounds I knew this was going to be a very popular sound mod. Try it out and you'll see what I mean. Shem has taken some of the sound effects from the recent (as well as older) films and put them into KotOR and KotOR2. This not only adds a wider variety of sound variation, since the styles between the two trilogies are actually quite distinct, but it also simply improves the sounds, making them all the more impressive. Of course not only the saber ignition sounds have been changed. All the saber sounds, basically, have been enhanced, as well as several of the blaster sounds, using familiar sounds such as those from Han Solo's DL-44 pistol. Several Force sounds have also been changed, and luckily changing the Force saber throw sound to something that actually sounds like a saber has been a key change! This is definitely a mod to look into if you're either disappointed with KotOR or KotOR2's original sounds, or if you just enjoy hearing new sound variations added to the game. I'd certainly recommend it. Note: If I didn't make it clear in the review, this mod is compatible with both KotOR1 and KotOR2, so you can use it with either. Simply make sure to read the read-me before installing. ~Inyri

This mod gives the Male Jedi Exile (PMHH01) a custom visual overhaul with realistic pale green eyes, a custom skin tone, brown hair with subtle realistic highlights, custom portraits, and movie inspired dark side transitions. Features HD Custom Exile face texture Realistic pale green eyes Custom skin tone Brown hair with subtle realistic highlights Custom portraits Movie inspired dark side transitions Second Sith transition with yellow eyes and a reddish undertone Simple texture replacement Installation Place the override folder into your main kotor 2 directory. If asked to overwrite files, choose yes. Compatibility This mod may conflict with other mods that replace the same Exile head, portraits, or dark side transition textures. Requirements None.

Restored Content for K1CP [DEMO] A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: N-DReW25 0.11.0 Demo Release Date: 04.07.2025 Installation: Please install the K1 Community Patch FIRST before this mod! No exceptions! Once you click on the INSTALL.exe, you'll be given five options. Main Mod- This is the installation which installs the RC-K1CP mod. Lite NPCs Restored- This restores the Lite NPCs that were removed in the K1CP, install this option if you want these back in your game. Restored Gloveless Clothing- Left over textures and pre-release screenshots suggests that the commoner clothing didn't always have gloves that hid the NPCs hands, with this option installed all the generic NPCs will have exposed hands that correspond with the skin color of that NPCs race (White, Black and Asian). This option is fully compatible with the K1 Clothing Pack but is incompatible with Dark Hope's Commoner Clothing reskins. Restored Sith Officer Uniforms- Restores the unused Sith Officer uniform variants throughout the game, this option is incompatible with Heyorange's Sith Uniform Reformation. Restored Party Dialogue- As of right now, this option restores unused lines for Canderous' dialogue about Korriban. This option is cripplingly incompatible with mods that edit "k_hcan_dialog.dlg" so don't install this option if that file is already in your Override folder. Restored Unique Blaster- Restores unused textures for Carth's Blaster and the Baragwin Ion-X Weapon. These are an optional install as they are incompatible with the High Quality Blasters mod by Sithspecter. Restored Jedi Appearances- Restores many unused Jedi appearances and soundsets on both Dantooine and the Star Forge. This option is most likely incompatible with the NPC Diversity Pack, Jedi Diversity on the Star Forge, Diversified Jedi Captives on the Star Forge, or KotOR 1 Twi'lek Male NPC Diversity. Description: The Kotor 1 Community Patch (K1CP) is the biggest bug fix mod for Kotor 1 and is arguably the number one go-to mod for Kotor 1, similar to TSLRCM for Kotor 2. The Kotor 1 Restoration (K1R) mod is NOT compatible with the K1CP and as such players have to pick between hundreds of bug fixes offered by the K1CP or the restored content of K1R, they couldn't pick both... until now! Restored Content for K1CP is a restoration mod for Kotor 1 which has been developed for use alongside the K1CP mod, with this mod installed you shall experience restored content alongside the bug fixes of the K1CP mod. This mod also does not follow the same "rules" as K1R, that means this mod might restore cut content that K1R didn't restore either because the original K1R Dev Team didn't want to restore it or because they didn't know about it. This mod is an INDEPENDENT project developed by a single modder (and any future contributors) with no connection to the original K1R mod, everything in this mod was developed from scratch as getting permission to use K1R assets is impossible due to the disappearance of the K1R team leader. This mod is a DEMO meaning it does not restore all the cut content that K1R restores, future updates shall add more content and fix any bugs present in the mod. Whilst this mod is a Demo, it is not necessarily incomplete... what little restored content this mod has to offer is complete and will not standout as unfinished (in terms of the mod itself, your opinion on the cut content might be different). If you have feedback or any bugs to report for the next update, I urge you to report these to me so that the Restored Content for K1CP mod may be the best it can be! Restorations: Item Restoration: Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have any bugs but if there are please report them to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities: To be added! Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod without my permission. Thanks to: SithRevan (RIP): Beginning the restoration effort for K1! K1R Team: For developing the original K1R mod! Leilukin: For granting me permission to integrate her Juhani Dialogue Restoration mod into the RC-K1CP! SpaceAlex: For making the Bastila's Extra Dialog on Tatooine and allowing modders to use it freely! A Future Pilot: For kickstarting the K1 Community Patch mod, for making the Sith Soldier Texture Restoration mod and for allowing modders to use it freely! Sekan and Seamhainn: For including the source scripts in their Garrum and Tar'eelok Restoration mod which allowed me to recreate the restoration of those characters in this mod! DarthParametric and JCarter426: For maintaining the K1 Community Patch with ongoing updates! DarthParametric, th3w1zard1 and Salk: For valuable feedback! Sith Holocron: For the mod logo! ElevenLabs Website: For the custom AI VO service! Bioware: For such an amazing game! Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool! Stoffee: For TSLPatcher! Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY 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.

Yavin IV by jenkeee: maintenanced We have not updated the VEH post for quite a while. This is our core mod about Revan’s mask, based on the old Yavin mod. From the outside, it may have looked like the mod was abandoned. In reality, everything is very simple: while working on the previous mod, we had to study the KOTOR and Odyssey systems in much greater detail, and we came to the conclusion that the previous result was not enough. At first, the plan was smaller. But the deeper we got into it, the more obvious it became that a mod about the mask should not be just an item, a dialogue, and a few events. It should be a full modification. This time, the modification is planned to be much larger: new locations, scripted cutscenes, separate scenes, and a more complex technical foundation. Work is moving slowly. Most likely, we will not finish the main modification earlier than in 3–5 months. At the same time, there is another mod I would like to discuss with all the Jedi in the comments. Right now, less than 10% of the main work is done: mostly prepared dialogues, assets, and the technical base. But, as always, there is a BUT. During development, we accumulated enough files to assemble a separate modification. In the mask mod, we planned a level on a swoop bike. The original mini-game was not suitable for full movement, so in the end we wrote a workaround controller. It turned out pretty fun, and we decided to assemble it into a separate modification and share it with everyone. We hope to see our scripts in your own modifications someday. This mod was made by the darthMouse creative team for two categories of people. The first category is players who have already seen almost everything in KOTOR, but still return to this game from time to time for personal reasons that nobody else can really understand. In our mod, you will be able to visit levels that are not available during normal gameplay, but that you still know. These are the swoop-racing levels from the mini-games. The second category is modders. This is a ready-made package with tested scripts. You can look at jenkeee’s elegant solutions, inspired by the work of Master Zionosis and MotOR Squad. In every module, the logic described in OnRoomEnter can be moved to a helper, and we can implement mount / dismount tools almost like in any MMO from the 2000s, but inside KOTOR. This publication is exactly that: a demo. Not the final version of the big mod, but a set of materials you can touch, test, and possibly use in other modifications. What is included in the demo The archive includes a custom swoop-race package for KOTOR1. Currently available: Tatooine 2026 Manaan 2026 Yavin 2026 preview / raw Taris 2026 Nar Shaddaa 2026 The races can be launched through Yavin Station. The idea is that KOTOR can be used not only as a set of corridors, dialogues, and battles. With careful work on scripts, modules, and player states, it is possible to plan larger locations — almost in a GTA-style logic, as far as that is even possible inside Odyssey. Of course, this is not “GTA in KOTOR” and not a finished universal framework. It is more of a demonstration of direction: how we can think about transport, movement, separate player states, and larger zones within the limits of an old engine. If you have questions, ideas, strange scenarios, or even comments that may look silly at first glance — write them. This is exactly the kind of case where a “stupid question” can save several weeks of development. A small author’s digression I often say obvious things, but sometimes it is useful for someone to read them. Maybe this will be the first source of obviousness in someone’s life. At one point, I used to read Habr and admire how smart and complicated the people there seemed. Today, many things written there look either obvious to me or like an eternal holy war. And the obvious thing I want to write about is this: the importance of your questions. The stupidest question, according to someone, is still the first step toward solving a problem. Very often, a person cannot ask the right question simply because other topics have not been discussed before. When you approach something complex without knowledge, you do not only lack the answer — you do not even understand what question needs to be asked. And the question is the most important thing. Without a question, there will be no answer. When will salaries become decent? When will the war end? Where is true love? Why, why exactly — Kathleen Kennedy? As you can see, I am not trying to answer such difficult questions. But many of you are probably ready to answer them. Usually, people just do not answer such things for the public. They talk about them with friends. And if you do not have situations like that, maybe you are a lonely person. Almost like Terry Davis. This man spoke with God through a keyboard, starting somewhere around 2005. He was inspired by systems like the Commodore 64, and even back then he could see meaning in the generated answers of his TempleOS. Of course, he was not the first person like that in history. There is an even more famous figure — Alan Turing. But can you imagine Alan today? And Terry? I feel like Terry died too early. His knowledge would have complemented today’s world very well. Today, every second person communicates with a computer almost as naturally: writes a question, receives an answer, argues, clarifies, gets angry, formulates the question again. What once looked like a strange personal obsession has now become a normal part of life. I am not sure I have perfectly formulated what I wanted to express in this text. But maybe that is the point. Do not be afraid to ask. Sometimes you will receive an answer before you even manage to say the question out loud. And if you formulate the question well enough, it often turns out that the answer is already somewhere nearby — or that you already know where to look for the source of truth. This mod is a tech demo, a technical snapshot, and an invitation to discussion. Download it, test it, break it, ask questions, and write comments. It is important for us to understand what scenarios we need to take into account next — especially if you make KOTOR mods yourself or want to use some of these solutions in your own projects.

[K1] Luke Skywalker - PC Replacement Soundset AUTHOR: skymaster ORIGINAL RELEASE: MAY 8 2026 GAMES: Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic. [This mod will need additional work in order to use in Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II. See Description for more details.] Description: If you are a fan of Knights of the Old Republic, there is a pretty big chance that you are a fan of Star Wars. This is a mod that incorporates dialogue and sound effects (from the films themselves) from the protagonist of the original trilogy, Luke Skywalker, into the game and replaces those of the default main character. In addition to this, there is an SSF file to optionally add in Battle Cries for the main character. NOTE: Certain lines are prioritized over others (or some only play that particular sound). If you like one of the other sounds instead, rename them to one of the italicized names (example: p_plyermw_block2 is the default for security; if you liked “What’s in there?” or p_plyermw_block1 more, you can rename it p_plyermw_block2). This mod is only for the first Knights of the Old Republic. Knights of the Old Republic II, although the voice files for the male and female PC exist within the game files, they are turned off in the settings and need extra work in order to function. If you wish to use this mod in Knights of the Old Republic II, you must install JC's Player Soundset Restoration for K2 in K2 before this mod. Be warned: this mod is strictly designed for K1 and not for K2, any issues that happen are beyond the scope of this mod. List of lines included with this mod: File name Male Battle Cries: Player is making a statement during battle. P_plyermw_bat1 You'll find I'm full of surprises. P_plyermw_bat12 Watch that crossfire, boys! P_plyermw_bat2 I can be a Jedi! P_plyermw_bat4 I’ll never join you! P_plyermw_bat7 Never! P_plyermw_bat9 Just hang on! Lock Picking: Player is attempting to open a lock. p_plyermw_block1 What's in there? p_plyermw_block2 All right, I'll give it a try. p_plyermw_block3 I won't fail you. Critical hit is made. p_plyermw_crit1 You'll find I'm full of surprises. p_plyermw_crit2 This is your last chance. p_plyermw_crit3 This is your last chance. Player has died. p_plyermw_dead1 [Luke’s scream when he loses his hand] p_plyermw_dead2 [Luke’s cry when hit by lighting] p_plyermw_dead3 [Luke’s scream when blasted by lightning] Mines: Disarming mines. p_plyermw_dmin1 Come on, let's go have a look. p_plyermw_dmin2 Go now. p_plyermw_dmin3 I know what you mean. Lock Picking: Failed attempt at picking a lock. p_plyermw_flock1 I can't. p_plyermw_flock2 Hey, you could have broken this. p_plyermw_flock3 Don't do that. Mines: Setting a Mine. p_plyermw_lmin1 Ready for some power? p_plyermw_lmin2 Ready for some power? p_plyermw_lmin3 Ready for some power? Player has been healed. p_plyermw_med1 Please! p_plyermw_med2 [groan] Player has been poisoned. p_plyermw_pois1 I feel cold. p_plyermw_pois2 I can't. p_plyermw_pois3 Maybe I'm just going crazy. The party is coming back together. p_plyermw_rprty1 I've got to go to them. p_plyermw_rprty2 We're going, we're going. p_plyermw_rprty3 Just hang on. p_plyermw_rprty4 Well, come on! p_plyermw_rprty5 That's all right. The player character has been selected. p_plyermw_slct1 Well, come on! p_plyermw_slct2 That's all right. p_plyermw_slct3 Well, come on! p_plyermw_slct4 What's the matter? p_plyermw_slct5 You smell something? Lock Picking: successfully picked a lock. p_plyermw_slock1 Okay. p_plyermw_slock3 Coming in. The Main Character is in solo mode. p_plyermw_sprty1 I'll see you shortly. p_plyermw_sprty2 I'll have a look around. p_plyermw_sprty3 Right, I'll see you shortly. Player is in Stealth Mode. p_plyermw_stlh1 I'm not afraid. p_plyermw_stlh2 There's something not right here. p_plyermw_stlh3 That's why I have to go. Installation: There is one way to install this mod: 1) Go to the “Streamsounds” folder located within your KOTOR folder. Search for the files that start with “p_plyermw” and copy them into a separate folder, in case you wish to revert back to the old sounds (you can also select verify game files in Steam, though be warned this can effect other mods). 2) Extract the .wav files from the rar archive. Grab the files from the extracted folder and put them in the “Streamsounds” folder, replacing what was in there. OPTIONAL: 3) If you wish to have the added Battle Cries to your character (some people prefer their character to be less vocal), add the .ssf file to your “Override” folder. Uninstall: Remove the “p_plyermw” files from the Streamsounds folder (and the optional .ssf file in Override). Add in the original files that you saved earlier back in the Streamsounds folder. Legal Disclaimer: All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, Bioware and Obsidian Entertainment Inc. 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 notified in writing of permission granted by me. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either. I grant permission for anyone to use this audio as needed or wanted, provided that a credit be given.

Hi everyone, Working on this mod has been a really exciting experience. I’ve said before — probably everywhere I’ve posted about it — that this project started simply as a result of my curiosity, and eventually I decided to share it with everyone. Game modding tutorials I’d like to thank all the people who left the first comments and showed interest in the mod. Your reactions were the exact push I needed to want to bring this project into a more complete state. Since then, the project has grown a lot, and the number of files involved has increased significantly. The mod is now in a working state and is still actively being developed, so I’ll be updating the description to reflect the project as it currently stands. Updated Overview of the Project Files 1. Original requirement You need the original Yavin 4 mod by MotOR Squad + Master Zionosis. 2. Yavin by jenkeee EN - installer.zip This is my fix package for the mod. It repairs several quests so the mod works properly on the modern Steam version of the game. I also changed the final fight with Trask and added Revan’s Mask as a loot drop. 3. Yavin Trask Head Universal Hotfix.zip During development, I encountered a bug where Trask could lose his head model. This installer is meant to overwrite Trask-related files in the Override folder and fix that issue. 4. kotor_stability01.zip This is a small legacy safe-mode launcher. Inside the package there is a text file where you need to specify the path to your kotor.exe. 5. Yavin Yav_93 Leviathan Terminal Hotfix.zip Thanks to the players who reported this bug. The terminal on level 93 uses two Leviathan terminal entries from the vanilla game. While restoring the terminal for the mod, my Override files unintentionally affected the Leviathan level as well. This hotfix corrects that problem. 6. veh1.1 - installer.zip This is the version of the mask with baked animations. The cloak is no longer static, and now moves slightly, as if it were fluttering in the wind. Savegame Reminder A quick reminder about how the KOTOR save system works: if an object with an error has already been written into your save, that error may remain stored in the save file itself. Because of that, when applying fixes, it is strongly recommended to load a save made before entering the location where the problem was found. Ideally, you should load a save from before your first visit to that location. That is the best way to ensure your installation remains valid. Why I Started Making These Posts I started making these posts because I wanted to talk to the Jedi still out there. The saga is going through difficult times, and the disturbances in the Force are stronger than ever. More than anything, I’m interested in what players think: is there really a need for a remake like the one Gothic 1 is getting? With KOTOR II, my opinion is absolutely clear — that game deserves a full remake. But KOTOR I is a different case. It is a complete and finished work, and in many ways it is still beautiful exactly as it is. KOTOR has always been a game for enthusiasts, and even today I still play it on the highest difficulty. For those who have read this far, from this point on I want to describe the technical side of the project. Technical Side of the Project BioWare removed the cloak and the mask from the release version of the game, leaving them only in cutscenes. Why? And more importantly — for what reason? Trying to answer that question is exactly why I began all these experiments with KOTOR resources, as a level-capped Jedi Consular digging into the game’s internals. I did not try to add more polygons to the cloak model. My goal was to preserve its original state as much as possible. I still had to redefine a few vertices, but I tried to stay as close to the original as I could. You can see the result of this work either by downloading the mod or by watching the short video below. The Main Question And that is really why I wrote this wall of text — to ask one question. Jedi friends, and Sith class enemies alike: should I continue this mod? DarthMouse and I have a lot of ideas. There is also a huge amount of work ahead, and this is not development in Unity or Unreal. I want to use my mod as an example and explain how I made the cloak move — and the reaction to this post will show whether this project deserves to live on. About the Technical Process First, we have to understand what is actually possible in the KOTOR environment. KOTOR is a true legacy dinosaur, and any developer understands that movement can, in theory, be handled either on the CPU or on the GPU. I do not want to turn this into a lecture — I’m only giving a broad overview of the technical process. In the end, the entire approach depends on that core decision: do we simulate cloak movement on the GPU, or on the CPU? After studying the engine — Aurora, Odyssey, KOTOR — I decided to stay with the kind of technology that would have been available to the original developers at the time. That means rigging the mesh and creating animations for the beautiful and terrible state mixer that KOTOR uses. To the modders who will keep experimenting with KOTOR after me: please study my work before you try to make cloth movement with bones and animation. I still hope that one day I will see a proper GPU-based solution, maybe even with a full ReShade-style injection. Why BioWare Probably Cut the Cloak I’ll answer the original question briefly: for anyone who has actually tried animating this cloak, the reason BioWare cut it from the release becomes obvious. First, without increasing the polygon count, it is extremely difficult to make the cloth look truly presentable. Second, the state mixer makes debugging much harder. Third, development time. I spent more than 36 hours just on the walking animation alone. And where I spent 36 hours today, twenty years ago I would have spent at least 300. That, more than anything else, is why the cloak and Revan’s mask were never fully completed for gameplay in the original release. Final Note In many ways, this entire reconstruction was made for this look. Media boss fight: short with new mask: Original walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcvhjSGpTnE&t=1s

Experience the Male Revan, with the voice of Jeff Bennett who portrayed him SW:TOR, while retaining his lighthearted nature from KOTOR and authoritative persona from SW:TOR. Introducing as my first mod: SW:TOR Revan Voice Mod! I definitely know this is one of the mods people have been waiting for. Rino Romano, the original voice of Revan, did a fantastic job in the game. But have you ever asked yourself or wanted your character to sound like SW:TOR’s version that’s voiced by Jeff Bennett? (Who’s also the voice of Kyle Katarn). Well with the power from Elevenlabs & Play.ht, now you can! In the first Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) game, Revan is the central figure whose story filled with secrets and epic adventures captivated players across the galaxy. A true force to be reckoned with, Revan was a formidable Jedi Knight, renowned for his exceptional skills and leadership. However, destiny took an unexpected turn when Revan fell to the dark side, becoming a Sith Lord of great power and influence. This profound transformation led to Revan's pivotal role in shaping most of the Old Republic universe. With this mod, you have the chance to embody a slightly younger version of Revan's voice that preserves the character's essence from both KOTOR and SW:TOR. Experience Male Revan, with the voice of Jeff Bennett while retaining the balance of lighthearted comedic nature and commanding authority, reflecting the revered figure Revan we know and love!!! Happy 20th Anniversary to KOTOR and May the Force be with you! All Voice Lines Installation (READ VERY IMPORTANT): Download the zip file and open it. Select all of the .wav files and put them inside the streamsounds folder in KOTOR directory. (DO NOT PLACE THEM IN OVERRIDE) (DO NOT PUT THE OPTIONAL FOLDER INSIDE STREAMSOUNDS. See step 3.) If you do not wish to use the optional sounds then skip to step 6. (OPTIONAL) If you WANT the optional files then continue but open the optional folder. There are three folders: Security Failure, Critical Hit, and Mine Placement. You may only have ONE security failure file in the streamsounds folder. (OPTIONAL) Choose one of the security failure options. The folder will tell you what he’ll say. Place *only one* of the .wav files inside the streamsounds folder. (OPTIONAL) If you want to use the other critical hit and mine placement or just one of them then place the .wav file in streamsounds. If it says a file exists with that name or to overwrite then just hit ok or replace. Paste the backup folder into your streamsounds folder and you’re all set! Uninstall: Use the backup folder I provided and copy all the files inside the backup folder and paste them into your streamsounds folder. Other Information: Your character will no longer make sound when getting hit and dying in combat. I have intentionally removed these lines as the OG voice does not fit with Jeff’s voice. If you’ve played KOTOR 2 then this likely won’t bother you! However, this may be solved in a future version. Compatibility: I doubt it will affect anything important that doesn’t mess with player male files in streamsounds. Recommended Mods: Jedi Knight Revan Stylized Portrait created by Tinman888 This Mod is not supported by LucasArts, Electronic Arts, the Old Republic, or Bioware. Do not contact them for support of this mod. LucasArts is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd.

=Lonna Vash Mod for TSLRCM= A KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC II: THE SITH LORDS MODIFICATION AUTHOR: Leilukin ORIGINAL MOD AUTHOR: Sikon FILE NAME: Lonna Vash Mod for TSLRCM.7z LATEST VERSION: 1.2 CONTACT: E-mail to contact@leilukin.com, or message to Leilukin on Deadly Stream 1. DESCRIPTION: This mod aims to restore the cut conversation with Jedi Master Lonna Vash by altering the Korriban plot line in KotOR 2. With this mod, the player will see Vash alive in the secret tomb in the shyrack cave after the player confronts Darth Sion in the Sith academy. The player cannot enter the shyrack cave, and by extension, the secret tomb before facing Sion in the Sith Academy. Instead of Vash’s corpse, the player will find the corpse of Kaah Ohtok, Vash’s Twi’lek Padawan, in the Sith Academy. Eventually, Vash will be killed by either Sion or the player in the secret tomb, depending on the player’s choice, so Vash will not appear in the Rebuilt Jedi Enclave on Dantooine, but the player can at least talk to Vash before she dies. However, unlike with other Jedi Masters, the player will not learn any lightsaber or Force form from Vash, due to the lack of restorable material for it. This mod is an updated version of Sikon’s Lonna Vash Mod, made to be fully compatible with The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM). This mod is for players who want more Vash content without using any M4-78 mod. Aside from the changes made by TSLRCM, I have made further adjustments to the Lonna Vash Mod and fixed various bugs with the original mod in this updated version. Most notably, my mod removes the restriction which only allows a player with strong light side or dark side alignment to enter the secret tomb, so players who do not meet the alignment requirement can meet Vash to complete the game’s main overarching quest to find the Jedi Masters. Instead, now the player needs to be at least level 15 to be able to enter the tomb. This change is inspired by N-DReW25's Non-Aligned Passage for Sith Tomb mod. This mod also provides an optional extra component to give Kaah his unique appearance from M4-78 Enhancement Project (M4-78EP), and voice lines done by Zhaboka, Kaah’s voice actor in M4-78EP. Kaah’s head texture in this mod is made by utilizing a recolored HD texture based on ShiningRedHD’s Ultimate Character Overhaul mod. For this mod to take effect, you must load a save before visiting Korriban for the first time. Please note that this mod is ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH THE ENGLISH LOCALIZATION OF TSL AND TSLRCM. 2. INSTALLATION: First and foremost, make sure you have The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) installed, since TSLRCM is REQUIRED for this mod to work. You do not need to install the original Lonna Vash mod by Sikon for this mod to work. Extract the Lonna Vash Mod for TSLRCM.7z you downloaded to anywhere you like, as long as it is not within the KoOR 2 directory. FOR REGULAR TSLRCM USERS: Run Install.exe, select “Main Installation”, select your KotOR 2 game folder as your KotOR 2 directory path, click the “Install” button and let the installer do its job. FOR STEAM WORKSHOP USERS: Run Install.exe and select “Main Installation”. You must select TSLRCM’s Steam Workshop folder as your KotOR 2 directory path, then click the “Install” button. The directory of the Steam Workshop version of TSLRCM is \Steam\SteamApps\Workshop\content\208580\485537937. KAAH’S M4-78EP HEAD AND VOICE COMPONENT: If you want to install the optional extra component to give Kaah his unique appearance and voice from M4-78 Enhancement Project, you need to run Install.exe again, select “[Optional] Kaah’s M4-78EP Head and Voice”, and select your KotOR 2 directory, then click the “Install” button. Make sure you have installed the “Main Installation” component of the mod before installing this extra component. TSL BETTER MALE TWI’LEK HEADS COMPATIBILITY: If you want to use both Ashton Scorpius’ TSL Better Male Twi’lek Heads mod and the “Kaah’s M4-78EP Head and Voice” component of my mod, after installing both, go to the “Better Male Twi'lek Heads Compatibility” folder of my mod, copy and paste N_kaah01.tpc into your Override folder, and overwrite the file when prompted. Note that you do not need to install the files from the “M4-78 EP” folder in Ashton’s mod, since my patch is a HD version of Ashton’s texture for Kaah’s head. You do not need this compatibility patch if you do not want to install the “Kaah’s M4-78EP Head and Voice” component of my mod. When you install this mod, two new folders named "backup" and “uninstall” will be created by the installer in the same folder as the installer. Do not delete the folders or any of the files within the folder if you are planning on uninstalling this mod. The "Source" folder includes the source of the scripts used by this mod for modders' reference. Ignore the "Source" folder if you only want to install and play this mod. 3. UNINSTALLATION: Open Install.exe and select your KotOR 2 directory where you installed this mod. From the “Tools” drop-down menu, select “Uninstall Mod / Restore Backup”, then confirm to uninstall the mod. If you have also installed the “Kaah’s M4-78EP Head and Voice” component, it will uninstall the add-on component first. After uninstalling the add-on, you need to select Yes to delete the most recent backup folder, then select “Uninstall Mod / Restore Backup” from the drop-down menu again to uninstall the main part of the mod. 4. KNOWN ISSUES: None currently known. If you find any bugs or problems, please let me know. 5. MOD COMPATIBILITY: This mod is not compatible with any M4-78 mod, including M4-78 Enhancement Project, as this mod is intended to be an alternative to M4-78 mods to restore Lonna Vash’s content. Other mods that modify Lonna Vash’s content on Korriban will very likely conflict with this mod. This mod is compatible with my Darth Sion and Male Exile Mod. If you want to use this mod alongside JCarter426’s Thematic Obscured Mausoleum Burial, you must install my mod after Thematic Obscured Mausoleum Burial. This mod is compatible with the “Pure Restoration” version of Fallen Guardian’s Dustil Restoration. However, my mod is not compatible with the “Added Content” version of Dustil Restoration, since choosing to take Dustil back to the Ebon Hawk will prevent you from meeting Master Vash and thus lock you out of proceeding the Lost Jedi quest. If you want to use Ashton Scorpius’ TSL Better Male Twi'lek Heads alongside the “Kaah’s M4-78EP Head” component of this mod, I have included a compatibility patch in this mod. See the Installation section above for instructions to install this patch. This mod is not compatible with Kaidon Jorn's Schematic Lightsaber Mod. 6. PERMISSION: As per Sikon’s terms in the original Lonna Vash mod, you can do anything to the main component of this mod, including but not limited to, redistribution and further modification. However, you must credit Sikon as the original creator of the mod, include source code for all scripts (except those extracted "as is" from the original game and not recompiled), and you may not add further restrictions to redistribution terms. However, these terms do not apply to the “Kaah’s M4-78EP Head and Voice” component of this mod, as this component utilizes assets made by other modders and was not part of Sikon’s original mod. Permission is not granted for other users to use Kaah’s voice-over files from this mod in any other mod. Kaah’s unique appearance from this component is a combination of assets created by M4-78 Enhancement Project, ShiningRedHD and Sith Holocron, and thus not to be used in any other mod without their permission. 7. CREDITS: Sikon for creating the original Lonna Vash Mod Zhaboka for voicing Kaah, and giving me the permission to use his voice lines Sith Holocron for giving me the permission to use the Kaah voice lines, and recoloring the HD texture for Kaah’s head ShiningRedHD for giving me the permission to use a recolored texture from Ultimate Character Overhaul for Kaah’s head Ashton Scorpius for giving me the permission to use a HD version of his Kaah head texture from TSL Better Male Twi’lek Heads for compatibility zbyl2 for granting the permission to use Kaah’s unique head from M4-78 Enhancement Project N-DReW25 for suggesting the idea of giving Kaah his M4-78EP appearance Cortisol for Holocron Toolset tk102 for DLG Editor and K-GFF GFF Editor JdNoa for DeNCS KotOR Script Decompiler and KotOR Lipsynch Editor KobaltBlu for KotOR Scripting Tool ndix UR for tga2tpc and tpcview Stoffe for ERFEdit and TalkEd; Fair Strides for the updated versions Cortisol and th3w1zard1 for HoloPatcher THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE THIS FILE AT YOUR OWN RISK AND NEITHER THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES NOR THE AUTHOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE.

These are basically High Definition upscaled assets for the first Kotor title. I was inspired by the games original awful stoneage 800x600 artwork and NDIX's groundbreaking work. Mod does not touch every original GUI element, and as such is not yet feature complete. For one, most LOADING SCREENS are still missing HD versions. They will come eventually. My hope is people find these as pleasing of an improvement, as i did. Instructions, such as they are, are in the README. As, this is my first mod, any ideas, suggestion, criticism, repackaging improvemts are highly encouraged. The Mod has been created with 16:9 aspect ratios and 1080/1440p in mind. I shall do my best to fix any potential problems. REQUIRED MODS: Universal Widescreen (UniWS) Patcher - http://www.wsgf.org/article/universal-widescreen-uniws-patcher KotOR High Resolution Menus 1.3 ndix UR - https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1159-kotor-high-resolution-menus/ K1 Main Menu Widescreen Fix 1.1 By DarthParametric - https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1173-k1-main-menu-widescreen-fix/ Recommended MODS: HD NPC Portraits 1.1 by ndix UR OBVIOUSLY THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE, OR LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC. ELEMENTS TM LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » KotOR 1 Restoration 1.2 Read-Me ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME: KotOR 1 Restoration 1.2 TYPE: Restoration VERSION: 1.2 SIZE - Unzipped: 145 Megabytes, Zipped: 47.2 Megabytes DATE RELEASED: May 31, 2016 KOTOR 1 RESTORATION FORUMS: http://deadlystream.com/forum/forum/31-kotor1-restoration-k1r/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » DESCRIPTION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WARNING: IN ALMOST ALL CASES, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO INSTALL THE K1R RESTORATION BEFORE ANY OTHER MODS!!! THE ONLY EXCEPTION SO FAR IS KAINZORUS PRIME'S NPC OVERHAUL... The KotOR 1 Restoration Mod is an attempt to restore almost all the content that was cut from the game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic by BioWare Corp. Of course, these restorations will be within reason and things that were cut because they did not fit with the plot, and cannot be made to fit with the plot, will most definitley NOT be restored. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » INTEGRATED MODS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » RESTORED CONTENT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » BUG FIXES/CHANGE LOG FOR 1.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ »» Original game: »» K1R Bugs: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » BUG FIXES/CHANGE LOG FOR 1.1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There weren't too many bugs in KotOR 1, thus there is such a short list. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » INSTALLATION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ An installation which involves the TSL Patcher has been made ready for your use and is the simplest and easiest way to carry out installation. Alternatively, a secondary installer has been made for convenience. It will not patch the files like the TSL Patcher will, but it should be less of a headache for most users. HOWEVER, IT WILL NEED TO BE INSTALLED BEFORE ANY OTHER MODS!!! Note: The K1R team is not responsible for any incompatibility issues that may arise from the use of this mod in conjunction with other mods. Also, in order to provide the best feedback for us we recommend that you play K1R with NO other mods installed. Note 2: If using the TSL Patcher AND your game is in English, before installing, copy the dialog.tlk file bundled with this package into the KotOR directory. This will give you the grammar and typo fixes to the vanilla text. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ »»»» TSL PATCHER INSTALLATION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) Double click K1R_1.2_Installer.exe found in the main directory of the unpacked folder. 2) Click the button labeled Install Mod. 3) Click yes to the box that'll pop up... if you wish to proceed with installation. 4) Watch as all the little file names and progress reports scroll by and wait until the installer is complete. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » BUG REPORTING ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There are 2 ways to report bugs: 1: Post your issues in the Bug Reporting Thread. 2: PM your issues to Fair Strides at Deadlystream. TO REPORT THROUGH PM 1) Go to DeadlyStream (http://deadlystream.com/) and search for the user Fair Strides ( http://deadlystream.com/forum/user/9107-fair-strides/ ) 2) Send a private message with as much detail as possible of what is occurring in your game. He will likely report back to you within a week. TO REPORT THROUGH THE BUG THREAD: 1) Go to the Bug Thread ( http://deadlystream.com/forum/topic/4457-k1r-12-impressions-and-bug-reports-read-me-first/ ) 2) Reply quoting and answering all of the questions as they apply to your issue. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » VOICE ACTOR ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pazaak Tournament Mandalorians...Zhaboka Filters for Zaerdra's lines......Zhaboka Filters for sea floor lines......Zhaboka Thanks Zhaboka. You really brought life to the characters, and those parts would be pretty lame without you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » CONTRIBUTORS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A BIG thanks to all of you! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » TEAM MEMBERS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ZM90, Team Leader - Mandalore, Team Member - Jatku, Team Member - Fallen Guardian, Team Member - LDR, Team Member - Fair Strides, Team Member and main producer of the 1.1 update (and 1.2 update) - Malkior, Beta Tester - LiliArch, Beta Tester (though, putting them on a test is more like setting off a permacrete detonator in an apartment... ) - GrandmasterArcturus, 1.2 Beta-tester and LPer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » SPECIAL THANKS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To the tool creators of the community ~ Kotor Tool.....................A VERY special thanks to Fred Tetra ~ K-GFF GFF Editor/DLGEditor.....tk102 ~ Lipsynch Editor................JDNoa ~ DeNCS Script Decompiler........JDNoa ~ AniCAM.........................JDNoa ~ ERF Editor/TSLPatcher..........stoffe (and later Fair Strides) And a shoutout for SithRevan (RIP) for beginning the restoration crusade for KotOR 1. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » REDISTRIBUTION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The K1R 1.2 OFFICIAL may NOT be redistributed in any way without the explicit permission of the K1R team and the proper credit given. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ » LEGAL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE CORP/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE AFOREMENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHORS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE.

Original Review on Filefront: Shem graces us with another mod of his, this time with it being a reskin for Juhani. Although there are quite a few skins for her out there, this one catches my eye in how it turns her into something more human rather than trying to make her more Cathar-like, though she still has those Cathar eyes. In my opinion it is a vast improvement. No longer do I look at Juhani's face, shiver in disgust, and select the dialogue option to kill her as soon as possible! She looks much more like an actual person now, rather than a two-legged hairless cat. Although this mod doesn't change the dialogue at all with her, I find that it makes it far more enjoyable — without staring at her face and thinking, "WTF was up with the developers?" I can now fully appreciate what she has to say. (And even moreso by removing her clothes — Shem was gracious enough to include an underwear skin! XD) This mod uses no 2da files, so no worries about compatibility. I would recommend it to everyone, especially dark side players � maybe you'll have second thoughts about killing her at the grove now. My compliments to Shem on this! Note: Please leave the author feedback, especially if you download this mod and use it. It really helps encourage the author to make more mods in the future. -Emperor Devon

Warning: ========== Compatibility with TSLRCM is assumed to be "Yes" based on an examination of the files. Should this not be case, please report it and this will be marked as "No". ========== 4.0 Original Review on Filefront: