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Hello there! It's been a long while since i've been there, since i've been mostly active on discord. I felt like i could share some WIP here, just to show that the project is still alive New ranged weapons sounds and visual effects Vulkar recruitment Manaan fast travel Workbench and lab station crafting system Undercity Floating mine for K1 That's pretty much it from the videos i did. I'm still in silent mode for now, but i'll have a lot more to showcase hopefully in the future. I'm currently working on the apartments content, the undercity and the vulkar base. Further areas are sewers and black market. We're slowly getting there

It didn't, but it should now. Try this version. Dantooine I-Wing (Tangent Space).zip

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Hey KotOR community, I need help. As you may know, I like making model and texture mods. My biggest weakness though, is actually packaging them up and releasing them. I'm sitting on a few small piles that I should just stop nitpicking and release them already. Since I don't check in very often, I fall out of the loop and so I have some questions which leads to option paralysis. Specialized Combat Suits HD I have made 4x upscale versions of my Combat Suits mod, so I'd like to replace the old one. The thing is, I don't know the best way to group the files for the end users. I want to have versions for 4x tga files (2048x2048 px), 4x tpc files, and 2x tpc files. Should I make three separate mod releases or combine them into one 7zip download and ask the user to pick their preferred files? What size icons should I include 128px or 64px? I don't know if there are issues with the icons depending on if someone is using upscaled and/or widescreen menus or maybe it doesn't matter? I do plan on releasing separate K1 and TSL versions. There are eight combat suits to choose from. Here's a K1 sample: Here's a TSL sample: Any advice you have will help me with the Read-Me instructions.

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The work has begun.

Update: I have finished the lightmapping and attached the updated version. Now all it needs is someone talented to create a texture for it. Dantooine I-Wing (Lightmapped).zip

OK, I have completed the lightmaps and submitted the finalized mod for approval: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2973-high-quality-taris-freighters/. The lightmaps should bring the freighters' brightness much closer to vanilla levels. In other news, I have put together a rough draft of DarthParametric's I-Wing on the roof of the Sandral Estate. I still need to lightmap it, but I have attached the current draft for reference in the meantime. Since DarthParametric's model already included seats and control console boxes, I did my best to finish off the inside of the cockpit frame and made the glass transparent...but of course you can't see most of the interior from the ground anyway. I think the transparency still enhances it, but if people prefer, I can black out the windows instead. Dantooine I-Wing (Draft).zip

I know I'm a little late, but how about this? Before: After: Before: After: A few notes on the edits: The Manaan freighter is slightly larger than the original ones on Taris. I chose to keep the Manaan sizing instead of trying to scale them down. I relied on the in-game lighting instead of creating new lightmaps, which is why the new freighters look somewhat darker than the originals. While I was at it, I also patched a major hole in the bottom of the upper freighter's platform. High Quality Taris Freighter.zip

View File M4-78EP Unofficial Patch THE SITH LORDS RESTORED CONTENT MOD ADD-ON: M4-78EP Unofficial Patch 1.0 1. Description: ---------- One of the most ambitious Kotor II mods is also one of its most controversial. The M4-78 Enhancement Project, or M4-78EP, was the culmination of years of hard work to restore the legendary Droid Planet of M4-78 back into Kotor II, however, the first releases of M4-78EP was plagued by two critical issues which gave the mod a bad reputation. 1) A mix of low-quality, amateurish voice acting and bizarre Droid filter choices. 2) Crippling lag in the Industrial Zone. Updates 1.3 and 1.5 of the M4-78EP were intended to fix these two issues. The majority of the Droid VO is now reasonably competent for a fan mod and the lag in the Industrial Zone was fixed, however, these updates also added more problems which simply replaced the old issues with new issues. 1) The teleportation mechanic during the Radiation section was controversial with some players. 2) The removal of the side quest “Termination Required” during the Radiation section was controversial with some players. 3) Removal of content was unfinished in some places. The Security Droid trio which was removed spill spawn during the Radiation section and could be found if you ran backwards in the Industrial Zone before clearing the Radiation. 4) Kaah’s new dialogue in ES-05’s Archon Chamber was amateurishly written when you compare it to the old dialogue. 5) Having Vash and possibly Kaah be killed by the weak Sith Assassins you mow down throughout the game was hardly seen as an improvement over the old ending. 6) In the attempt to fix the lag an important placeable was deleted which prevented the side quest “Fixing Droids” from being completed. This mod, the M4-78EP Unofficial Patch, is the work of a coalition of modder’s who have come together to fix M4-78 to improve the new content added in updates 1.3 and 1.5 whilst restoring the much beloved features which were removed in those updates from update 1.2. Please consult the “Features.txt” file for a full changelog of changes made to M4-78EP 1.5. Please note the following: Whilst M4-78EP 1.5 has language support for English and Russian the M4-78EP Unofficial Patch is ONLY SUPPORTS ENGLISH AT THIS TIME! Whilst M4-78EP 1.5 is available on the Steam Workshop via TSLRCM (English) + M4-78EP (English), the M4-78EP Unofficial Patch ONLY SUPPORTS THE DEADLSYTREAM VERSION OF TSLRCM AND M4-78EP! 2. Installation: ---------- Note: TSLRCM must be installed FIRST, M4-78EP 1.5 must be installed SECOND, and the M4-78EP Unofficial Patch must be installed THIRD, in that PRECISE order, and ALL other mods are to be installed AFTER these three mods. 1. First, you will need to get the most up-to-date version of TSL Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM 1.8.5). It's available for download here: http://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/578-tsl-restored-content-mod/ Please note that M4-78EP will NOT work AT ALL without TSLRCM. 2. Follow TSLRCM's installation instructions. 3. Once TSLRCM is successfully installed, run M4-78EP.exe. Installer will ask you where you want to install the mod - it should figure out where TSLRCM is installed by itself, so you probably won't need to change that. If, for some reason, the installer shows an incorrect folder, make sure you change it to directory where Kotor II is installed (where swkotor2.exe is located, NOT any of subfolders), same as TSLRCM. 4. If you want to install the “British Female Warning Voice” open the “British Female Warning Voice” and copy the audio files from there into the “tslpatchdata” folder inside the M4-78 Unofficial Patch download and overwrite the existing audio files. Doing this will install the British Female Warning Voice instead of the American Female Warning Voice. 5. Run the HoloPatcher.exe inside the M4-78 Unofficial Patch download, navigate to your Kotor II install folder and click install. Warning: Never run the installer from inside the archive! Always extract the archive onto your hard drive first. 6. While we try our best to make this mod as bug-free as possible, with the many options of KOTOR2 and our small testing team it can happen that bugs, including critical ones, pass through. We will fix them, so check our site for any potential updates and patches. 7. Install any of the included Bonus Addons from the “Bonus Addons” folder that you’d like. Note: If you plan on using Ashton Scorpius’ TSL Better Male Twi'lek Heads mod, install that mod, open the folder “TSL Better Male Twi'lek Compatibility Patch” in the “Bonus Addons” folder, choose between Vanilla Quality and High Quality, and copy the two files from one of these folders and place them into your Override folder. 8. Install any other compatible mods you desire now. 4. Uninstall ---------- Not possible. Make sure you backup your Kotor II game folder before installing TSLRCM and M4-78EP 1.5 to ensure that you can go back and reinstall your mods without M4-78EP 1.5 should you change your mind. 5. Known Issues --------- - When entering 812DRO, the Droid Manufacturing Module, the side quest Deadly Upgrade reactivates again for unknown reasons should it have already been completed. - Whilst the shadow of the Droid Construction Boss model, L5-65’s model, was fixed I suspect it has a few problems. The Environmental Zone’s Guardian Droid boss fight appears to be doing a T-Stance when Kaah has his final line and, when talking to L5-65, the Droid will “Moon Walk” on the spot without stopping. - The Escort Droid will still teleport you to 810DRO and 811DR (M4-78EP 1.5’s Droid Manufacturing and Research & Development modules) instead of 812DRO which is the new Droid Manufacturing Module made by Thor110 which merges 810DRO and 811DRO into one module. - Kaah Ohtok’s unique death scene if you spare him in the Environmental Archon Chamber and then try to “recruit” him into your Party may not fire properly. If this is the case and it can’t be fixed the option to fake recruit him may be removed, however, do know that this scene not firing should not break your game. 6. Future Plans --------- - Improve Korriban content. - Restore the bonus side quests for HK-47, T3-M4, and G0-T0 during the Radiation section of M4-78. - Rename every single Droid on M4-78 to make Droids easier to identify. For example, instead of “CS-36” he’d be named “Greeter Droid CS-36” and journal entries will specify that detail so that he should stand out amongst the plethora of CS named Droids. - Give every single named Droid a unique texture to make Droids easier to identify. For example, if CS-36 was the only droid that was colored hot pink and the journal entry said he was hot pink it would be easier to identify that Droid. An optional HD pack is also planned for these new Droid textures. - Reword and reorganize certain Droid dialogues so that the dialogue is more consistent with the rest of the game. - Add more Party dialogue interjections throughout M4-78. Some of these could be lifted from other parts of the game, spliced together, or created with AI so that Party members can actually interact with the planet they are on. Do note that Hanharr uses alien VO and can be written to actually talk about M4-78. - Fix the 1.5 content where you could use Bao-Dur to break into the Environmental Zone first before going to the Industrial Zone. - Add more Power Cores. - Revoice Master Vash with a human voice actor, NO AI, and change the ending to allow her to reunite with the others on Dantooine. 7. Credits: -------------------------------------------------- » Developers -------------------------------------------------- - N-DReW25 - Project Leader, dialog correction, dialog editing, git file editing, texture editing, VO splicing. - Thor110 - Project Leader, scripting, git file editing, modeling. -------------------------------------------------- » Beta Testing -------------------------------------------------- - AxConsortium - Doodmane444 - Vriff - th3w1zard1 8. Contributors: -------------------------------------------------- - Ashton Scorpius – Creator of the TSL Better Male Twi'lek Heads mod which contained an M4-78 compatibility patch which was used as a base for the Kaah Ohtok Compatibility Patch found in this mod as Kaah’s texture was changed. - Dark Hope – Creator of the PROTOCOL DROID HD mod and the, as of today unreleased, HD Male Twi’lek head texture, which served as a base for IS-18’s HD texture and Kaah Ohtok’s HD texture. - ndix UR – For fixing the glowing eyes of the Foreman Droid model. - Sith Holocron – Creator of the optional HD M4-78 textures, several upscaled droid textures, and edited VO. -------------------------------------------------- Special Thanks -------------------------------------------------- Zbyl2, Stoney, Hassat Hunter and the other developers and contributors of M4-78EP. Please consult the M4-78EP page for the full list of users. 8. Distribution Notes ---------- This mod may not be modified or distributed without the explicit permission of the authors. 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. Submitter N-DReW25 Submitted 06/06/2026 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  

V_FreightL02.rar

Big preservation win for the KotOR modding community today. Several long-dormant classic tools are officially no longer abandonware and will now be maintained under the OpenKotOR umbrella. These utilities have been part of the foundation of KotOR modding for years, and having active stewardship again means bug fixes, modernization, long-term preservation, and future quality-of-life improvements are finally back on the table. Huge thanks to @Fair Strides for helping make this possible and for entrusting the community with the source and continued maintenance. Official new repository homes: TSLPatcher ← (yes you are reading this correctly) ChangeEdit ← (yes, your eyes are NOT deceiving you!) ERFEdit JRLEditor TalkEd SSFEdit This is one of those moments that quietly changes the future of the ecosystem. More information: - OpenKotOR is dedicated to keeping source code and legacy applications maintained to allow anyone and everyone to start building and creating quickly. A lot of the old communities are fragmented and much of the information is difficult to find/understand without a community. Many of us are frustrated with this, and have created a community where we can just get stuff done without a plethora of outdated archaic rules making it seem like the average subreddit arguing with various Reddit mods. If you head over to https://discord.gg/jxR7hzHmsD, you’ll find an active hub of modern KotOR tooling and development. The community is building full replacements for many of the classic utilities -- including a brand‑new 3D map builder, an opinionated MDL viewer/animator/extractor, and even a complete game engine rewrite capable of running KotOR directly in your browser. On the modding side, major projects like Sleheyron, Rhen Var, and expanded work on M4‑78EP are deep in testing, iteration, and refinement. The server is a great place to follow progress, report issues, and see what the next generation of KotOR modding looks like as it takes shape. There’s a lot happening, and it’s all moving fast. New people are joining every day, many doing things that could only be *dreamed* of in previous years. Imagine if we beat Disney to a remake, or if our community non-profit passion turns out BETTER than what the game developers intended. All of this work lives under the broader OpenKotOR community, which you can join here: https://openkotor.com/ Everyone has a say in this community, regardless of how long you've been around, who you are, or what your current understanding is. This is a completely decentralized community. Please feel free to openly share your creativity and curiosity or just grab some popcorn and watch some agentic engineers poop out some ai spaghetti. It's all quite fun. If you’re curious, want to contribute, or just enjoy seeing the game pushed into new territory, you’ll fit right in.

Sure, I'll work on that next after I finish the Taris Freighter lightmaps.

Having a quick look at it, the main issue is that the landing gear is split out to a dozen other meshes for animation, which makes it way more of a pain to deal with. Fortunately though most of the work is in the main body which is all one mesh. I'd suggest putting that on its own 512x512 map, and then group the landing gear into its own separate map that can be 256x256.

The wrecked ones should be OK as-is, they look like they already have a similar detail level as the Manaan/Nar Shaddaa freighters. To clarify, for Taris I just borrowed the higher-quality freighter model from Manaan as noted by Dark Hope in this thread:

FYI Folks, many new patches have been released. https://github.com/LaneDibello/Kotor-Patch-Manager New Aspyr Fixes: Lightsaber Hilt rendering - Lightsaber modders rejoice, the hilt textures no longer disappear Bump Map Restoration - bump maps are back! Others: Allowing all 12 of the K2 Portraits to be visible on party select - Modders can now use a slot for a recruitment mod by using whatever slot the user isn't using for mira/hanarr, and no longer need to utilize the armband while using partyswap. Wiring for Good and Very Good Alignment heads. - If any modders want to take up making good and very good alignment heads, these were in heads.2da already but there wasn't any exe logic calling to them, it now works at 70 and 90 alignment. Also working on a patch to expand the max dynamic lights to 9 instead of the vnailla 3. All of J's fixes have been ported as well.

Hello friends, I am currently developing a patch for K2 that extends the active Party from 3 to 5. I've got a lot of it worked out: Adding to party from party select screen Combat, Skill Usage, Quest Reward Experience Propagates to 4th and 5th slots Buffs/Debuffs can be added to 4th and 5th slots. The icons display. Autolevel up will autolevelup 4th and 5th slot members. Most movement related bugs are sorted, still some quirks with pathfinding and spawn location to sort out GUI has been fixed to show 4th and 5th slots. 4/5th slots can react to conversations, start dialogue, gain/lose influence. Things still needed: 5th slot doesn't show level up icon. (Shouldn't be a difficult fix) Scripts that hard code iterating through the party with 3. These will all have to be changed. In menu portraits don't show, researching fixes for this. Coming to a KOTOR Patch Manager Near You, some day, don't ask. I'm working on it.

https://github.com/CrispyW0nton/Kotor-3D-Model-Converter/tree/qt-ghostrigger Development Update: GhostRigger Has Taken a Big Step Forward Hey everyone, I wanted to post an update on GhostRigger because the project has been moving fast lately. The short version: GhostRigger is still very much a WIP, but it has grown from a basic model viewer / importer concept into a much more serious KotOR development toolkit. A lot of recent work has focused on making the tool feel less like a loose utility and more like professional game-dev software for working with Odyssey/Aurora assets. Major Recent Progress GhostRigger now has much stronger support for: Loading and browsing KotOR 1 and KotOR 2 game assets directly from the game directory Rendering MDL/MDX models in a modern Qt viewport Texture handling improvements, including fixes for wrapping/clamping issues on module and character textures Better module/area model categorization and labeling Improved viewport controls, including transform/gizmo work Measurement tools for inspecting models and scene scale A new lighting system inspired by the Aurora/Odyssey render pipeline Experimental lightmap baking tools Better module rendering, including ongoing work around baked lightmaps MCP tooling for automated inspection, validation, and asset transfer workflows Continued work on the Character Builder pipeline One big area of research recently has been KotOR’s “mesh objects as bones” system. KotOR does not use a modern armature system like Blender, Unity, or Unreal. Instead, the named MDL node hierarchy itself is the skeleton, and many _g meshes are both visible geometry and animation bones. That changes how the Character Builder needs to work. The “Build Skeleton” step is being reworked around this native KotOR logic instead of trying to force modern FBX armature assumptions onto the game. Character Builder Direction The Character Builder is being reshaped around a clearer workflow: Choose a base KotOR model/skeleton Load the custom mesh Align the mesh to the KotOR skeleton Assign/build the KotOR node hierarchy correctly Assign or preview animations through the supermodel chain Preview heads, weapons, equipment, and attachments Export a game-ready MDL/MDX There is still work to do here. I do not want to pretend this is launch-ready yet. The goal is not just “can it import a model,” but “can a KotOR modder actually use this smoothly to get a model in-game without fighting the tool.” That means the rigging, preview, animation assignment, texture handling, and export flow all need to feel reliable. Huge Thanks to LordVader I also want to give a major shoutout to LordVaderCW, who has been contributing a lot of important work through his fork. Recent collaboration from LordVader has brought in substantial improvements, including: A new Aurora-style lighting system A new transform gizmo system Measurement tooling Experimental lightmap baker work Lightmap/rendering patches Fixes around rendering artifacts, including Windows-specific GPU issues General cleanup and modernization across the Qt branch This collaboration has been extremely helpful. A lot of the recent progress is coming from comparing approaches, merging work, testing real KotOR assets, and trying to make sure GhostRigger behaves like a proper KotOR tool rather than just a generic model viewer. Current Focus Right now the main priorities are: Making module rendering more accurate Improving lightmap and texture correctness Continuing the Character Builder rework around native KotOR skeleton logic Making the viewport/gizmo workflow smoother Building a real animation and equipment preview system Making sure exported assets are structurally valid for K1 and K2 The big question I keep coming back to is: would this actually help a KotOR modder get a custom model into the game faster and with fewer headaches? That is the standard I am aiming for. Thanks again to everyone who has been following the project, and especially to LordVader for the recent collaboration. There is still a lot to do, but GhostRigger is becoming much closer to the kind of full game-dev toolkit I originally wanted to build for KotOR.

The I-Wing was already there in the vanilla game, I'm just swapping in DarthParametric's remodeled version. I always assumed it was the Sandrals' personal ship or something like that. (Screenshot stolen from Wookieepedia)

View File High-Quality Taris Freighters 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. Submitter WildKarrde Submitted 05/17/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  

View File Collar fix patches for JC Cloak mods Description I love the Kotor 2 style jedi robes, who doesn't? its probably THE jedi robe used in modlists now, and yet I think the black collar in JC's original kotor 2 mod looks weird to me. Luckily two mods came out that fixed that issue, Heyoranges collar fix mod and Shems Cloak revival retexture. Then I realized that DarthParametric's JC's cloaked jedi mods still have the collar problem, meaning they'll look out of place with the texture replacements. This mod is moreso an override patch to replace DarthParametrics JC's cloaked roebs to match with whatever collar fix you choose Installation: YOU MUST INSTALL JC'S CLOAKED MOD AND DARTHPARAMETRICS JEDI MODS FOR MY MOD TO WORK: -JC's Fashion Line I: Cloaked Jedi Robes for K1 -Diversified Jedi Captives on the Star Forge (Also install TSL Robes compatibilty patch in the optional files) -Jedi Diversity on the Star Forge -Dark Jedi Wear Robes After the mods are installed, its just a simple override loose file process, all you have to do is download and extract this mod, and pick the specific folder of the mod your using (Or all if thats the case), select the folder of which collar fix your using, and drag the files into your override folder in the swkotor folder and override all files when prompted to Recommended mods: I highly suggest you pick either Heyoranges collar fix mod or Shems Cloak revival retexture, as they give JC's cloaked robe collars and they just overall look nice. I've made two seperate folder for whatever texture your using for whatever mod you chose to use. Thigns to note: I chose to do the simple gloved brown robe textures cause thats what was originally used for DarthParametrics mods. It may be a little hard to tell texture file is which, so refer to the images (Or look at Shems Cloak revival retexture or Heyoranges collar fix to pick which one you prefer more) Credits: - JCarter426 for his amazing Jedi cloaked mod -DarthParametric for his awesome jedi mods -heyorange for his collar fix retexture and giving me the insperation to make this patch -N-DReW25 for giving me permission to use Shenms Cloaked Revival textures for this patch Submitter HeartMan Submitted 05/14/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible No  

It's recommended to install KOTOR 2 Community Patch before PartySwap.

If you're working on a lightsaber hilt mod or any texture using a bump map, you may be interested in my recently published fixes on KOTOR Patch Manager that restore both in the Aspyr versions of the game.

Hello there everyone! As always, i'm in the middle of thousand different projects for the mod, but I felt like providing an update for the current WIP lower city and hidden bek base The new hidden bek appearances The lower city The hidden bek base The project goes further and further! Not as fast as i'd hope, but still we are very slowly getting there! 😅 For the people interested, i've created a discord channel dedicated to the project. It is not very active at the moment, but i post some screenshots or videos here and there so if you want to be up to date with some work in progress you can see it in there. You can also directly provide some feedback. It'll be way more active once i'll release the alpha build obviously! My discord for the project See ya next time! 👀

Not really a "hate"-hate, but I find some of the voice acting is rather uneven. Starting with robtic filtering that is way too strong, so much it warps the character's voice when they speak, having no filtering at all for some lines, like IS-43's system overload warning for example. Some of the lines are way too quiet, such as the Escort Droid's. Other times it's simply the writing, making them speak in a fashion that is way too humanized, or not using the proper words. I've seen too few instances of "organics" or "sentients", but that might just be me. Speaking of Escort Droid, it seems he can only take you forward to the manufacturing part of the industrial zone, but won't take you back to his initial post in that zone, only to the Archon, Back to Central, or the Enviro Zone's locations. Also, it would be prudent to also add him to the maintenance area of the Industrial Zone, as currently the fastest way to get there is to warp to manufacturing and go back into maintenance from there, as the alternative is to leg it all the way through the long reactor corridor. A glitch can also occur when multiple copies of I1-02 will spawn in the small diagnostic shed in the industrial zone, and play the same diagnostic cutscene with the droid there, way past the point of the plot when it was supposed to happen. The doors leading further into the Industrial Zone, and in the Environmental Zone cannot be crossed until their canned animation finishes. It seems the script keeps the invisible wall and the interaction reticle in place until that is done. The infamous crash when entering the Enviro Zone with party members is still present, so many years after the initial report, and can only be circumvented by going in solo and re-adding the party once there. Some of the droids later on still have their wallhack abilities and can shoot you through the walls, without any way to fight back until the door opens. Some quests like the Fixing Droids or Deadly Upgrade seem to be unable to be completed, either due to glitches in the script because the player skips a step in the quest log chain, such as not informing the droid in the Central Zone that they found the War Droid with the illegal upgrade installed and simply went on to destroy him and bring back the part, which in theory should complete the quest, but the journal entry is stuck on "inform the droid" entry, or because the item necessary to fix a droid, namely the Central Droid Processor, doesn't spawn at all, apparently because the main plot progressed too far. That's what I spotted during my latest run through the place, at least.