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  1. Version .90

    140 downloads

    This is an early release of a mod that adds the KOTOR 1 planets to KOTOR 2 with quests and content. Around 70 quests are added. Help the Republic retrieve stolen data and medical shipments. Deal with a disturbance in the Force on Tatooine. Fight Sith on Yavin. Fight in the arena on Coruscant. This is just some of what's in store. This mod adds Manaan, Coruscant (different from Deathdisco's classic mod), Tatooine, Kashyyyk, Yavin, Rakata Prime, and Sleheyron to KOTOR 2. On these planets, you will find over 70 new quests. The general feel of this mod is to add content that largely fits the style of mid 2000s BioWare games. There are quests/scenes/gags that are inspired by those games. SWTOR was also a huge inspiration to the quests. I would guess that this mod adds somewhere in the neighborhood of 8-12 hours (give or take) of gameplay if you do everything. The mod also features additional banter between companions. Currently, only Visas and Mandalore as a pair are featured. Try taking Visas and Mandalore out adventuring with you. More to come. Mod name still being worked on. IMPORTANT: You must start from a save PRIOR to docking with Citadel Station. Ideally a fresh save. Quests WILL break otherwise. How do I start? As soon as you finish Telos, you can visit the new planets. This mod does not have any main quest. It adds many side quests that you can choose to do. Much of the quests can be done in any order, though there are some quests that follow others and/or unlocked through doing other quests. A save prior to arriving on Telos is required to play all the content, though currently, starting after Telos will only prevent you from completing a minor delivery side quest to the medical bay. Starting from a save that has already landed on other planets will further complicate things. Korriban, Nar Shadaa, and Dantooine all have content added to them so you definitely need to start from a save prior to going there. Some of these quests include: *Bounty Hunting: -On Coruscant, Tatooine and Manaan, you will find terminals that will automatically update you with bounties that are available (similar to talking to Zax in KoTOR1) *Deliveries: -Some people in the galaxy just want someone to act as courier and this is a good way to get some easy credits *Operations: -Inspired by SWTOR’s operations and flashpoints, you will find a Republic Trooper milling around by a shuttle on Coruscant. He can tell you more about operations which might be somewhat challenging dungeon style content *Story driven quests: Certain NPCs give storyline quests. Lt. Rene on Coruscant can get you started on one particular questline. Sometimes landing on a planet will lead to a storyline. Some storylines can only be done after others (Manaan’s, for example starts after Coruscant’s and then Manaan’s storyline is one prerequisite to start another questline on Coruscant if you also help a twi’lek at the Coruscant bar obtain an artifact from Yavin). The Hunting Lodge on Tatooine has a cryptic old man who wants you to do him some favors. *Korriban additions: The cave has an addition over in the back leading to several new modules with temples. *Dantooine addition: Over by the Kinrath cave is a path that was blocked off in vanilla that will lead you to the Grove. Upon entering the grove, you will start a new quest. *Companion Quests: -Visas Marr has a quest if you ask her some questions after getting to know her a bit. -Mira has a quest if you enter the Manaan docking bay with her and walk around -Handmaiden has a quest if you talk to her after training her to become a Jedi *Kreia's vanilla plot hook about about "Tulak Hord's lost holocron where he recorded his techniques" is now something that grants a quest of sorts. Though some things are better left buried... *On the planet Sleheyron, rumors persist of someone trying to free slaves from a local Hutt's rule. *There are some "inspired by SMT fiend fights" sort of "super bosses", usually at the end of a quest (though I can think of one who is just chilling in her temple for now). I can't really reveal much about these fights as it would spoil the surprise, but if you think about force "power levels" you might understand why about half a dozen special fights should be hard considering who you are fighting. There are a few legendary galactic figures (or aspects of them) that you can fight and some of them drop pretty good loot so come with buffs and medpacs. *More to discover This mod was voiced using AI. No other aspects of this mod involves AI. Installation instructions 1. Install TSLRCM 2. Install M4-78 EP 3. Copy the contents of this mod into your install folder, ensuring that you overwrite when prompted. A few aspects to be aware of in this mod: 1. It doesn't take into account a dark side Revan. It was specifically written to take into account both Male and Female Revan, but some characters appear in this that couldn't otherwise. 2. The mod is intended for a Male Exile, however I did make some modifications that allow a Fem Exile to experience all the content. The training holocrons for Handmaiden currently do not work with Disciple, however. 3. There aren't a lot of moral choices at this time. 4. This mod is in English. 5. Currently the NPCs milling standing around the settlements don't serve much purpose. Their little flavor blurbs haven't been implemented yet. That will be done soon. 6. This mod SHOULD be compatible with mods that replace textures except for the ebon hawk cockpit skyboxes. Reskin away other than that. 7. This mod is still being developed. The difficulty especially is being worked on. All content should be playable though. ------------------------------ INCOMPATIBILITIES: This mod, out of the box is incompatible with Newbiemodder's Korriban Expansion and Deathdisco's Jedi Temple. The mod was designed for future compatibility with Deathdisco's Jedi Temple, however. This can be addressed by a simple drag and drop optional compatibility fix in the future. This mod includes (with permission) a modified version of NewbieModder's Korriban Expansion. Party Swap is incompatible at this time. Any mod that gives Visas Marr a prestige class is incompatible as this mod grants her one at the end of her personal quest. Ebon Hawk cockpit skyboxes are currently incompatible. Schematic Lightsaber Mod is VERY incompatible due to edits to companion dlg files and an edit to Nar Shaddaa's refuge quad module. Additional testing seems to indicate that the incompatibilities are much more serious than a cursory glance indicated. Apparently in concert with this mod, it breaks Korriban in several places due to some changes in utc files. Content Pack- Feats and Powers has been reported to be incompatible ------------------------------- Known to be compatible: Extended Enclave by danil-ch Expanded Ending by WildKarrde Genoharadan Legacy by N-DReW25 Just the those installers after you install this mod. I personally use those mods in my own build and I recommend them. -------------------------------- KNOWN ISSUES: There are some issues that may cause you some minor annoyance, but they have no effect on the actual mod. The imported modules have mini maps that are off. They still serve a purpose to let you see where you are going. The .vis files going from KOTOR 1 to 2 seem to not work all that well and have usually been omitted. This has the unfortunately annoyance of disabling some visual effects (shadows/force speed/stealth field effect) within that particular module. Certain modules have been modified so their .vis file works. These specific modules are usually because I needed a visual effect for a cutscene. Balance is being worked on and my response to reports on balance is to try and get a new version out ASAP. So if you find something to be egregiously difficult, then let me know and I will immediately try and address this. --------------------------------- The following mods and modders resources were used in this mod. Sithspectre's Sleyheyron Demo for modules and planetary icons. [K1/TSL] Modder's Resource - Holocrons by InSidious/Darth InSidious (also enclosed with this mod is a copy of that mod's readme, per the requirements of usage) Jolee's hut resource by djh269 Sleyheyron Arena modder's resource by Thor110 Expanded Galaxy v0.4.0 [MODDERS RESOURCE] 0.4.0 version by Thor110 Specialized Combat Suits for Kotor & TSL by RedRob41 Modder's Resource: Dejarik Table by: newbiemodder Dahnis Unique Look by Leilukin SpaceAlex for textures in Dahnis Unique Look Droid models animations fix By Zobizob Kashyyk cut module restoration v1.0 By Zobizob Czerka Depot Restoration v1.0 By Zobizob Terentateks in TSL by LDR Tulak Hord's lore accurate mask by The_Chaser_One Quanon gave permission for his Sith Temple mod for KOTOR 1, as well as provided the modder's resource for their Yavin modules. Modder's Resource: SpaceAlex's Unfinished K1 Enhancement Pack 1.0.0 by SpaceAlex Yavin Station Hangar 1.5 by WildKarrde is here with permission. Permission granted from Quanon for modules Ancient Cave, Temple Main Chamber, and Canyon from Silveredge9's Brotherhood of Shadow's Solomon's Revenge. Silveredge9 has given a blanket permission that their mods are free for people to utlize in mods now. InSidious/Darth InSidious granted permission to utilize their K1 Lost Modules mod (Tatooine Temple module). TOR Ports: Pureblood Sith Male Player Head for TSL 1.0.0 By DarthParametric TOR Ports: Pureblood Sith Female Player Head for TSL 1.1 By DarthParametric Effix for K2 Effixian's PMHC04 Gray Reskin 1.0.0 (texture file used) Quanon for Korriban Canyon/Lost City modder's resource modules Quanon for modders resource modules used in Coruscant Arena (scrapyard games modders resource from Quanons Big Sell out) EwokKotor for Playable Ewok mdl BioWare/Disney/LucasFilm for assets from KOTOR 1 Obsidian/Disney/LucasFilm for assets from KOTOR 2 Pandemic/Disney/LucasFilm for assets from Battlefront 2 Newbiemodder for his Korriban Expansion mod, implemented here in a modified form with permission. Said modifcations do not reflect the original artistic vision of the original mod author. Sith Holocron for the 2018 version of his mod: Coruscant Hi-Resolution Pack, here with permission. 90SK for Realistic Skybox for Deathdisco's Coruscant mod, here with permission. Specific to KOTOR tools and plugins used include KOTOR blender, Holocron Toolset, KoTOR TOOL, mdlops, kgff, dlgeditor, kotor scripting tool, reone_tools, mdledit, Probably others as well, at some point. Shout outs: I have to say, all of the modders who gave permission for using non-modders resources assets were extremely kind and nice. Shout out to Quanon, WildKarrde, InSidious/Darth InSidious, DarthParametric, Newbiemodder, Sith Holocron, and 90SK. You were very kind! The KOTOR modding community in general for largely being so accommodating and kind. This mod wouldn't be possible without you. Nexus user BlackWind1909 was very good about providing a lot of feedback regarding difficulty.
    7 points
  2. Version 1.1

    175 downloads

    V1.1 update This version has been tested and ensured for compatibility for the following mods: K1R v1.2 K1CP v1.10.0 K1CP+RP Demo v0.13.0 Sleheyron Story Mode and Battle Arena v3.3 STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC TATOOINE - THE LOST TEMPLE v1.1 A restoration and expansion project for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. “While searching Tatooine for clues to the Star Map, the player can venture beyond the familiar path to uncover a long-forgotten temple buried beneath the Dune Sea.” This mod restores and expands the Tatooine Eastern Dune Sea ruins, adding new quests, characters, items, dialogue, and enemies. Features: - Restores m19aa module. -New loading screen and minimap. -New quest and datapads. - New enemies, NPCs and dialogue. -New items. This mod requires HoloPatcher or TSLPatcher to install correctly. Run HoloPatcher.exe and allow the installer to place all files into your Knights of the Old Republic installation directory. Known Issues This mod modifies globalcat.2da, and global.jrl; compatibility with other mods editing these files depends on proper patching and install order. Due to an unpolished walkmesh in the restored area, party members may occasionally become stuck in walls, terrain, or beneath the map. In most cases, this can be resolved by repositioning the character and moving in different directions until they break free. Some stalagmites and cave geometry appear to float above the terrain. This is a limitation of the original area models and would require edits to the 3D geometry to fully correct. During the swoop bike repair sequence, the Sandperson and swoop bike disappear after the screen fades back in rather than during the fade to black as originally intended. This is a cosmetic issue only and does not affect gameplay or quest progression. Tools used: - HoloPatcher - ChangeEdit / TSLPatcherConfig - Holocron Toolset - DLG Editor - K-GFF Editor - GIMP -"Lost Modules Pack" by InSidious Special thanks to the Knights of the Old Republic modding community for providing a rich library of modding tutorials and resources, and keeping the game alive through years of restoration and expansion projects. Created by Caleb Behrens (JuniorModder) 2026
    6 points
  3. Version 1.0.0

    102 downloads

    I created textures for the Movie-Style Holograms For Twisted Rancor Trio Puzzle 1.0.0 mod. 1. Download: DP_Holo.rar 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old Republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. Delete the .tpc files with the same name.. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love.
    6 points
  4. Version 1.0.0

    8 downloads

    Recreation of the idea of @muitafruita from an old thread, which I randomly stumbled upon and quite liked. As many of you know, the choice between Mira and Hanharr is locked by the Exile's alignment during the dock scene when going after Visquis. Light and neutral Exiles get Mira, while Dark Exiles are approached by Hanharr instead. Whoever approaches you first gets onto your ship later. Regardless of this, the game tracks a reputation score with the Exchange through the global variable 300NAR_Exchange_Favor, though it isn't utilized quite as well as it could be. And just as proposed by the idea's author, this mod changes the trigger conditions from being alignment-based to reputation-based. Now, if the Exchange favors you, you get Hanharr as a companion. If the Exchange disfavors you or has a mixed opinion, you get Mira instead. Sounds realistic, doesn't it? Your actual actions on Nar Shaddaa should decide, not the mystical Force-alignment no one probably knows or cares about. Notes: The mod can be installed and uninstalled at any time before you encounter Mira or Hanharr at the docks. After that, with or without the mod, your choice is sealed. TSLRCM is not required, but is always recommended. Installation: Copy following files from archive's "Override" folder to yours: a_hanharrconv.ncs; a_miraconv.ncs. Credits: muitafruita, for the original idea Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset
    5 points
  5. Version 1.01

    26 downloads

    This is a modder's resource of some stuff I made using blender and KOTOR 2 assets for the mod "Echoes of the Republic" that I thought might be useful to someone who might want to save a little time making something like this themselves. In this folder are some modders resources. included are two hood mods: 1. for KOTOR 1 that contains a black hood made from Kreia's hood 2. for KOTOR 2 that contains two hoods made from Kreia's hood, one brown one black. Also included are two placeables mdls for KOTOR 2. A jedi archive bookshelf made from Dantooine's Jedi Temple An elevator made from Peragus's elevators. The placeables work fine but the are a little wonky to place at first. NOTE: The placeables need the user to create the proper entry into the 2da files and create a utp file. This is purely a modder's resource. The hoods are playable, icons were created by Effix. Feel free to use these modders resources in your projects if you want. If you want to credit me, that would be cool. All assets were made from KOTOR 2, and so credit to Obisdian Entertainment/LucasFilm/Disney.
    4 points
  6. Version 1.0.0

    30 downloads

    Removes inventory quantity check from free companion items, and makes companions give the items in bulk, instead of one at a time. Description Canderous, Jolee, Mission, T3-M4, and Zaalbar can all give you a selection of free items throughout the game. The way this works is obfuscated from the player, but with some trial and error, it becomes obvious that the system is rather poorly thought out, and encourages extremely degenerate gameplay to exploit it. After first boarding the Ebon Hawk, each of the companions can give up to 10 items (11 in the case of Canderous, Mission, and T3 for some reason). Every time a Star Map is found, this number increases by 20, up to 110 (or 111) items in total. However, if you have more than 10 of the appropriate items, you can also not receive an item. This can be circumvented by dumping the items into a container, or selling them, and talking to the companion again. This extremely annoying. This mod removes the check for the having too many of the given item already in the party inventory. This mean you will no longer have to dump your inventory items in a container to maximize the amount of items you receive. This does not change the total or type of items, it just removes the busywork required to get them. This mod also makes the companions give all of their items in bulk, instead of one at a time. Previously, you only received one item, and would have to repeatedly speak to the companion and ask them for items, until they refused you, to know that you had reached the item limit. This represents 553 conversations of wasted time (not including the conversation where the companions refuse to give you the items). It is now much faster to actually get these items. Canderous has special dialogue based on which items he gives you. He will still play that line, but as he now gives you multiple items as random, this line doesn't actually reflect anything. Similarly the player will still ask for one item, and the companions will respond as if one item was given. I will not be changing that, this is just a convenience mod. There are optional files available to make Zaalbar and Canderous choose a single item type at random, and give only items of that type, instead of randomly choosing which item type to give for each individual item, leading to a relatively even variety. Canderous was originally going to give Battle Stims, in addition to the Adrenals he gives in the vanilla game, and by default he still checked to see if the player had Battle Stims in there inventory when determining whether they were eligible to receive Adrenals. There is an optional file to restore this Battle Stim functionality, making Canderous randomly give Battle Stims in addition to Adrenals. This will not work with the Single Item Type optional, as Canderous' dialogue is not setup to support it. Install/Uninstall Copy the contents of the 0 - Install folder to your game folder. You can copy the contents of one of the 1 - Canderous **** optional folders, if you want that functionality. You can only choose 1 of these You can copy the contents of the 2 - Zaalbar Single Type Items if you want that functionality. Compatibility Will be compatible with all mods that don't make edits to the companion item distribution system. This mod doesn't edit any dialogue, only the underlying scripts. Recommended Mods KotOR 1 Community Patch is strongly recommended. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset– Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Less Annoying Freebies by darthbdaman is a trivial modification and does not have a copyright license
    4 points
  7. Iriaz. Another RC-K1CP update is almost ready, and as per tradition I would release an update, add something completely obscure, and then I'll get the endless moaning of "where's the Outcast Children and where are the Iriaz" instead of "wow, I sure do love the restored line from that one NPC I didn't even pay attention to". Well, you can all stop moaning... for now, for one of those things that you guys just love to complain about is actually being added in the next update! But no Outcast Children just yet... But when that update does come out I may or may not announce it with this: So, how do Iriaz work in RC-K1CP? Well, I believe in K1R the Iriaz would walk around the map and follow certain way point directions similar to how some Kath Hounds behave, however, the Iriaz will largely wander around aimlessly as the left over Iriaz .UTC file in the Sandrale Estate exterior module was programmed to do just that. Instead of just "walking around" doing nothing the Iriaz will do something... and it's going to be an absolute bloodbath as you journey across the Dantooine planes now. When you enter a Dantooine module, somewhere in that module there will be Iriaz and Kath Hounds fighting each other. Sometimes an Iriaz may take down a Kath Hound or two, but more often than not the Kath Hounds always wipe out the Iriaz. Of course, that happens without Player intervention. Through Player intervention it can be possible for you to save some of the doomed Iriaz, however, simply standing around and letting the Iriaz get mowed down will in-fact chip down some of the Kath Hounds health so there is some benefit to letting them die. And of course, the Iriaz will also be attacked by Mandalorians. In lore, the Iriaz are docile and can get 'provoked' into aggression, and combined with the pre-existing warrior lore of the Mandalorians it does in-fact make sense for these two groups to be fighting. I have taken measures to try and make sure that Iriaz herds are not too close to Mandalorians so there shouldn't be too many instances of Mandalorians being led away from their group by rogue Iriaz's or something stupid like Sherruk running after an Iriaz and leaving his men to die. Now, K1R does have a bug wherein the Iriaz actually break that one cutscene with the Mandalorian and the "wife and children" bit. I have made it so that the Iriaz in that particular area are hostile to the Player meaning they should not break that cutscene and the Player will be able to kill some of these Iriaz themselves. Again, they are "docile" and not "friendly" and so it makes sense why some would want to kill you when others would rather fight Kath Hounds. There is a bug where the Iriaz stand completely still for about five to ten seconds before their AI kicks in, here is an example of this: Here is when their AI kicks in: And this is the result when the Player lets them die: As you can see, despite being outnumbered the Kath Hounds still win the fight. Since this is near Bolook his line "there are plenty of Iriaz around" now makes sense as you literally either just saw a bunch of Iriaz die or saved them and now they're roaming about nearby. I do not yet have screenshots of the Player being attacked by Iriaz, however, I do plan to add screenshots of restored content for the main mod page so I may add them there when this update is finally ready. Now that the one thing you all wanted is out, time for the obscure garbage no one cares about (this list may not be complete/some of it you may recognize if you ever played my ancient K1GI mod from back in the day/some of it may not be added if I can't get it to work flawlessly): * Restored an unused civilian dialogue for one of the male patrons of the Lower City Cantina. * Restored the "search database for planetary launch codes" option for all the Sith Base terminals, this will always fail as the Governor has them. * The Receptionist Terminal, the Computer Terminal, and the Control Center Terminal now have three unique interactions. The Receptionist Terminal offers almost no real benefits besides upload area schematics. The Computer Terminal offers most functions except for open elevator, disable assault droid shield, and overload power conduit. The Control Center Terminal has every function available. * The Hangar Terminal and the Barracks Terminal now have two unique interactions. The Hangar Terminal has no actual function besides the ability to disable the Hangar Security whilst the Barracks Terminal has all the functions except the ability to disable the Hangar Security. * You can now download the Ebon Hawk codes via the Barracks terminal, allowing you to bypass Hudrow. * Restored the cut door model for Davik's Hangar. * You can now attempt to open the Hangar Bay doors via the terminals in the Prison Block and Command Deck, this'll always fail. * You can now overload the power conduit in the Sith Trooper barracks in the Prison Block, this is an alternative to starting a prison riot and then gassing both the Sith and the prisoners. * You'll now have to unlock the Elevator after rescuing the Player. * The Command Deck terminal will now mention the Bridge lockdown before you login. This'll be removed when you open the Hangar doors and the lockdown is lifted. * You can no longer unlock all security doors on the Command Deck as options to unlock specific doors have been restored. * You can now attempt to open the Bridge Security Door, this'll always fail. * You can now use the Command Deck terminal to discover that you can use a Space Suit to access the airlock to bypass the Bridge Security Door. * You can no longer return to the Prison Block if the Hangar is open. That's all for today, please let me know what you think!
    3 points
  8. Version 1.0.0

    66 downloads

    Vibro Weapons with vibration effects. All vanilla vibroswords, vibroblades, and vibro double-blades updated. Toasty Fresh vibro models were used as a base and each texture was color matched to the vanilla style. Vibration and motion blur effects were added to the blades. 6 Vibroblades Vibroblade - g_w_vbroshort01 Krath Blood Blade - g_w_vbroshort02 Echani Vibroblade - g_w_vbroshort03 Sanasiki's Blade - g_w_vbroshort04 g_w_vbroshort05 g_w_vbroshort06 g_w_vbroshort07 Mission's Vibroblade - g_w_vbroshort08 Prototype Vibroblade - g_w_vbroshort09 7 Vibroswords VibroSword - g_w_vbroswrd01 Krath Dire Sword - g_w_vbroswrd02 Sith Tremor Sword - g_w_vbroswrd03 Echani Foil - g_w_vbroswrd04 Bacca's Ceremonial Blade - g_w_vbroswrd05 g_w_vbroswrd06 g_w_vbroswrd07 g_w_vbroswrd08 Baragwin Assault Blade - g1_w_vbroswrd01 GenoHaradan Poison Blade - geno_blade 4 Vibro Double- Blades Vibro Double-Blade - g_w_vbrdblswd01 Sith War Sword - g_w_vbrdblswd02 (not used)Echani Double-Brand - g_w_vbrdblswd03 Yusanis' Brand - g_w_vbrdblswd04 g_w_vbrdblswd05 g_w_vbrdblswd06 g_w_vbrdblswd07 Credit: KoTOR Weapon Model Overhaul by Toasty Fresh - 3 models/textures were used as base KOTOR Blender
    3 points
  9. We are not owed an explanation and the development of this modification touches me only tangentially, but I also find it very curious to drop development a few hours after publishing the first version and having shared detailed development plans. I am sure JuniorModder has his more than valid reasons for it, though. Thanks for the work done, JM!
    3 points
  10. Personally I think keeping the Star Map in the Krayt Dragon cave is the best choice, for multiple reasons: 1. It will be easier on us to mod, not having to worry about the Calo Nord encounter in module m18ac, a new force vision cutscene and any other things connected to the Star Map triggers. 2. It bookends the mod: once the player completes The Lost Temple, they return to the Krayt Dragon Cave and complete the quest as usual, and are left feeling accomplished and intrigued for what's ahead in the story (with the Sandpeople, and Rakata on the Unknown Planet), instead of sad, detached, accepting that the new level is over. 3. It maintains the original location of the Star Map, which is faithful to what we got in the final version of the original game. But we are still deciding on what the best course of action is.
    3 points
  11. Version 1.0.0

    85 downloads

    This mod will replace and update texture files. To Install 1. Download: C_DrdSentry01.tga 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love
    3 points
  12. Its the culmination of around two years of learning how to mod KOTOR2 thanks to some fantastic youtube guides, old lucasforum posts, decompiling/examining scripts, and some tutorials here (also Holocron is probably the most noob friendly modding kit I’ve seen, even if its not great for some specific instances). It also helps that kotor blender makes porting maps between 1 and 2 to be a breeze (most of the time). Also, a lot of fantastic modders resources and incredibly kind people here on deadlystream let me use their stuff when I asked them. The mod has actually been out on nexus in early alpha for a while now (a few months), I just decided to release it here because I think most of the major bugs have been worked out. As for a trailer, I’m not really sure what I would put in it, the focus is on standalone stories for your Exile to experience, its eclectic, but fitting for KOTOR 2 with the desire to not overshadow the main game. I could certainly put up more screenshots of conversations, locations, and encounters.
    3 points
  13. For anyone who gets stuck just know that you cannot progress through the entire temple without T3-M4 in the party as the terminals require him to deactivate the ray shields. I am also interested in enhancing this mod. I've just gone through the mod and have made up a small list on how things could be improved to make it better.
    3 points
  14. I'm really glad that it works for you now. I want people to get to experience the mod and have fun exploring, questing, and maybe have a chuckle.
    2 points
  15. If your preferred Taris reskin mod has the file "LTS_lodor03.tga" or "LTS_lodor03.tpc" in it then the cut door in Davik's Estate shall be replaced. How do these look? If anyone would like to take a crack at reskinning these doors, just look for the texture LTS_lodor03 in the game files and work your way from there. As Salk has said, this mod isn't K1R - K1R has been abandoned for a decade now. This WIP thread is for the Restored Content for K1 Community Patch mod, the RC-K1CP mod.
    2 points
  16. PartySwap has been updated to 1.5, by making the PartySwap item to an optional add-on, since the Full Party Select patch from KotOR Patch Manager provides another method to allow you to keep being able to add Handmaiden to your party after Disciple joins your party.
    2 points
  17. I love this mod, I still can't believe someone even made this after all these years. I do have a few rough ideas I brainstormed after replaying it a few times just cause I'm so excited so see where this mod can go. To answer your last 2 questions, I think it should be a mandatory part of the star map quest while expanding both the lore of the Rakata AND the sand people's predecessor species in a way you were already alluding to in the mod currently! While I would prefer the Star Map be inside the temple, the vision shows it clearly in the cave where you find it in-game. All of the other visions are 100% accurate with their locations so this would break consistency. Plus moving the star map could break a few triggers I think, best to just leave it as is. Maybe what could be done is have the player be required to activate some mechanism/terminal inside the temple to grant access to the Star Map in the cave in the first place? That would still remain consistent with the story, triggers and vision. I think all the important stuff only happens once you activate the Star Map in that module, such as Calo/Bandon spawning or the game acknowledging you got another map in the first place. Dantooine and Kashyyyk make the player go through a bunch of (easy) puzzles/trials to have the player activate the map. Maybe instead of the terminals just immediatlely allowing you to lower the barriers, you have to solve a lore-question about the the history of the Rakatan and/or the Tuskens and you have to get it correct. The Tusken Storyteller you give the Krayt Pearl to can help you get the info you need to solve these questions. If you get the questions wrong, you'll have to fight constatnly self-repairing Rakatan Droids just like the Dantooine temple. The one Rakatan droid who you can't understand could have an expanded role to help explain all this to you. Rakatan lore is one of the coolest things of Kotors story. I really like the story in the mod, but also again think consistency with the main story and established EU lore should be considered. The temple has the same exact decals as the temple on Dantooine and Lehon so there should be an explanation for why. Maybe along with saying that the Rakata took the temple from the Sand People as their own, have the archeologist records say that the Builders added their own designs or murals and overhauled/expanded the temple through slave labor of the Tuskens. I think your mod kind of implies this is already the case, but maybe it could go in more detail about the process of how this was done, such as how the Rakatan forced the Tuskens to remove their old designs in favor of new ones that show the Rakatan subjugating the Tuskens. The Tusken lore should also be expanded on here to refer back what the Tusken storyteller would tell the player, how the planet was once green and lush. The builders came, make the Tusken/Jawa predecessor species slaves and forces them to build machines, but the storyteller also references the Rakatan plague, saying that the natives sabotaged Rakatan machines to fight back to seize the opportunity. As a result, the Rakatan glassed the planet. Really the temple's lore and records should both compliment or expand what the storyteller describes, but from Rakatan perspective. I think the barrier system progression is a great idea, the only change I would recommend is removing the barrier currently in place for the central chamber and placing it directly at the entrance of the cave area where the Rakata enemy is so the player is allowed to go through that little shortcut between the room with the Jawa and the area right infront of the Sarlaac chamber. There's a lot of backtracking throughout the entire module that could be prevented with that shortcut. The Rakatan also should probably be a ghost of some kind, similar to how Ajunta Pall with his shield effect (or translucency with the right mods). The lightsaber is a good idea, but in lore they used giant Force Sabers that definitely look a little different from modern sabers. If this saber pike mod from TSL could be ported to K1, it would be a near perfect fit for a type of Force Saber as an non-upgradable weapon. IDK if we should be able to understand the Rakatan language he speaks at this point, neither. I mean, we can't understand it from the droid on Dantooine and we can't understand the same droid on Tatooine here. On Kashyyyk the Rakatan hologram had to speak basic after it's "primary neuro-recognition" was done. The Rakatan might have to speak another language for lore consistency, I think the story implication was that Revan only suddenly understood the Rakatan language after he got his memories back. I know the player can understand the Rakatan in the Mysterious Box, that quite frankly that makes no sense considering you can get that right after Dantooine and I always attributed that to the box kinda being a wonky "world" where thoughts were likely transmitted in different ways. I like the dialogue you gave to the Rakatan, a lot of neat ideas to interpret here. I think he's referring to how the Rakatan would get the plague and ruin each other and he and a love interest were caught in the crossfire. But hey that's just my interpretation, it's well written and can be interpreted one way or another. If I had one think I would change, him referencing the "Dune" Sea might be problematic, as back in his time it wouldn't have been a dune but still an oceanic/green world. But I guess maybe he could've been around to see the glassing of the planet and maybe he is the one who coined the original term "Dune Sea"? Again, really cool dialogue, lots of implications. Only other thing I would do with him besides changing his appearance and maybe language would be placing him directly in the central chamber and not the entrance in front of it, especially if you move the barrier like I suggested earlier. That way you won't be able to see him before lowering the barrier. That just leaves the Jawa and the Tusken NPCs. Maybe the Tusken can give you a reward for fixing her bike? Maybe something that you use to either fix or activate a hypothetical terminal activating the Star Map? That way you will have to do multiple quests within the module to get your ultimate goal. The bike could also need multiple parts to fix it scattered throughout the temple, not just one and the Jawa could provide one of them. Maybe 3-4 parts scattered throughout? Maybe the Tusken could also have hints dropped that she is here to pay homage to the temple's Sarlacc or something and it wants you to find a way to lower the barrier so she can go to the main chamber to do so. Maybe this could include a reference to the cut Sand People Messiah quest but heavily revised, something like how the Tusken legends speak of an evil spirit guarding the Sarlacc and only the Sand People's messiah can defeat it to grant the tuskens acess to the pit. Once you fulfill this quest, the Tusken here will refer to you as their messiah. It's nowhere near what the original quest was like but I think it's a neat reference. Speaking of the Sarlaac, I don't think it should be the Great pit of Carkoon. The Rakatan ruins are already at least 10k years old, an additional 3500 years wouldn't completely get rid of literally everything around the pit and change the setting to the point it looks like in Return of the Jedi's Carkoon. Tatooine probably has multiple Sarlaacs. Maybe call it the "Great Pit of the Rak" in reference to the Rakata, idk. This mod is the start of something really fantastic, these are all rough ideas and I'm looking forward to seeing where it all goes. I'd love to help contribute to elements of a revised story if you'd like, I love the lore of the Infinite Empire. For stuff like the walkmeshes, geometry issues and party members being stuck, that's beyond my scope. It only was in issue with me once in multiple playthroughs thankfully so I don't think it's a real big deal. Honestly just replacing the white void with a dark yellow one solved the modules biggest visual issue in my opinion, amazing what a small change like that can do Only thing I could think of is either placing a lot of Rakatan ruin placeables in the rough areas like in the open cave areas so the player can't walk there anyway, or have the player only be able to enter the cave by themself without party members in a manner similar to the TSL Korriban cave.
    2 points
  18. Version 1.0.0

    32 downloads

    The existing Korean patch for KOTOR only supports the vanilla dialogue and could cause some game-breaking errors, so I added the K1CP additions to dialog.tlk. 기존 한글 패치가 바닐라 기준으로 만들어져서 커뮤니티 패치를 설치하면 진행이 막히기도 합니다. 이 파일을 넣어야 커뮤니티 패치를 한 버전에서 한글이 전부 출력되고 진행도 막히지 않습니다. -설치법- 게임 경로에다 dialog.tlk를 넣으세요. 기존 한글 패치의 dialog.tlk는 지우던가, 이걸로 덮어쓰던가 하시면 됩니다. * 바닐라 버전으로 하실거면 기존 한글패치를 넣어주세요 The original patch was made and distributed by Nasher https://blog.naver.com/PostView.naver?blogId=alagondar&logNo=224289552113&navType=by
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  20. I can say that much of this mod is about the aftermath of the events of K1. There are a few characters that show up, including some potential surprises. Some of your ideas here remind me of some of the quests in the mod, though I can't say I have used Goto for anything, yet... I am certainly open to ideas to expand upon in the mod. I only added on to Dantooine after a user made the suggestion that I do so.
    2 points
  21. A surprise new content KOTOR mod?!? This is like waking up Christmas morning to a tree full of presents! Absolutely going to try out this mod ASAP! And congrats on restoring the Tatooine Temple module! I myself have tried doing that but just could never quite finish up the project. I’m thrilled to see someone has done it at last!
    2 points
  22. Is it not possible to put all those files in one package instead of having to download them all separately?
    2 points
  23. I'm making textures as I progress through the game. I might publish them eventually.
    2 points
  24. 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.
    2 points
  25. KotOR Patch Manager is specific about which game versions and the executables it supports. This is one of the reasons I still keep the PartySwap item as an optional add-on even with the existence of the Full Party Select patch; in case a player is unable to use KotOR Patch Manager and the Full Party Select patch, they still have the PartySwap item add-on to fall back to so they can continue to add Handmaiden to their party after Disciple joins. Can you try to verify integrity of game files of your KotOR 2 game on Steam, and see what happens?
    1 point
  26. @NovaPolaris Which platform are you playing KotOR 2 on: Steam, GOG or somewhere else? When you used KotOR Patch Manager and applied the Full Party Select Patch, did KotOR Patch Manager say at the bottom that the patches are applied successfully? After applying the Full Party Select patch, did you follow through my instructions by putting the partyselect_p.gui file from the "FullPartySelect additional files" folder of KotOR Patch Manager's patch folder into your KotOR 2 game's override folder? Putting the partyselect_p.gui file in your KotOR 2 game's override folder is required to make the changes made by the Full Party Select patch actually show up in game, and allowing you to see and directly select Handmaiden in the party selection screen after Disciple joins your party.
    1 point
  27. Is there any other way I could download this? Not sure if it is a problem on my end or on the hosting side, but the download got corrupter three times already and honestly downloading a 15,5 GB file 350 kB/s only for it to get corrupted after 8 hours is not ideal. I have seen a mention about a google Drive, but not currently in use. Any plans to uppload it somewhere else (NexusMods comes to mind, but I have no idea how it works there from the modders side). Anyway, thanks!
    1 point
  28. No it's not. Sao's just not very used to compatibility stuff with KOTOR and apparently he didnt change the description yet. K1CP -> RC-K1CP -> Sleheyron works. Good game !
    1 point
  29. Good job as always, N-DReW25! I have a suggestion about the restored door. It's an interesting restoration, but I find the two additional panels to the right quite bizarre. Could they be removed in favor of just purple background? I am looking forward to this new version.
    1 point
  30. Version 1.0.0

    41 downloads

    # KOTOR 1 has a built-in frame limiter — BioWare shipped it switched off **TL;DR:** *Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic* (2003, Odyssey engine) contains a complete busy-wait frame limiter in its main loop. It is controlled by a single `float` in the executable that defaults to `0.0`, which leaves the limiter dormant, so the game free-runs at uncapped framerate. On high-refresh displays this uncapped rate is what causes the long-standing **movement / "stuck after combat turn" freeze** and related timing bugs, which the community has only ever worked around with external FPS caps or by dropping the monitor to 60 Hz. Writing `60.0` (or any target) to that one float **arms the engine's own limiter** — a native, self-contained fix. No injected code, no wrappers, no driver settings. It's a 4-byte data patch. Verified: on a 144 Hz display with all external caps removed, the patched exe holds a hard 60 FPS and the freeze does not occur. --- ## The bug KOTOR's main loop (`WinMain`, `FUN_004041f0` in a Ghidra auto-analysis of the standard PC exe) is a classic `PeekMessage` real-time loop: ``` while (quit_flag == 0) { read timer (game clock) if no pending message: render scene (delta-time based) SwapBuffers (present) ... optional limiter here ... } ``` Gameplay logic — movement, and the combat round/turn state machine — advances by frame **delta-time**. With no frame cap, delta-times on a fast display become tiny and irregular, and the 2003-era state machine mis-steps: the controlled character's action queue stalls until something rebuilds it (switching party member, or a save/load clears it). That is the freeze players have reported for 20 years. ## The dormant limiter Immediately after `SwapBuffers`, the loop contains this (Ghidra decompilation, lightly annotated): ```c if (DAT_007a3c58 != 0) // a separate, also-off coarse limiter Sleep(DAT_0078d1e8); if (0.0f < cap) { // cap = _DAT_007a3c64 (the frame-cap float) target = 1000.0f / cap; // target frame time // measure elapsed since frame start, then: if (elapsed < target) { do { // busy-spin: re-read the game timer } while (elapsed < target); // hold the frame until target reached } } ``` With real constant values read from the binary: | Symbol | RVA | Value | Meaning | |-------------------|-----------|----------|----------------------------------| | `_DAT_007a3c64` | `0x7a3c64` | **0.0** | frame cap (FPS). **This is it.** | | numerator const | `0x73d6fc` | 1000.0 | `target_ms = 1000.0 / cap` | | zero const | `0x73d700` | 0.0 | used in the `0.0 < cap` gate | | timer scale const | `0x73d708` | 0.001 | raw timer -> milliseconds | The gate is literally **"if cap > 0, limit the frame."** With `cap = 60`, the loop busy-waits until each frame has taken `1000/60 ≈ 16.67 ms`, i.e. it caps at 60 FPS. This is the *same* formula the engine uses elsewhere — the movie-playback path caps to 30 with it — so the mechanism is proven, not speculative. ## Why it's off `_DAT_007a3c64` starts at `0.0`. The **only** code that writes it is a render-setup function (`FUN_004c5880`), and that write is guarded: ```c if (DAT_00832904 != 0) { ... _DAT_007a3c64 = (float)DAT_00832904; // arm the cap } ``` `DAT_00832904` lives in **BSS** — zero-initialized, and it has **no writer anywhere in the binary** (it's a config variable exposed by address, never set by default). So the guard is never true, the cap value is never assigned, and `_DAT_007a3c64` stays `0.0` for the entire session. The limiter is complete, correct, and permanently asleep. Because nothing ever writes the cap during normal play, **patching its initial `.data` value is safe and permanent** — no code path overwrites it. ## The patch Standard PC v1.03 / GOG / "editable" executable: ``` file offset 0x3A3C64 : 00 00 00 00 (float 0.0, limiter off) -> 00 00 70 42 (float 60.0, 60 FPS cap) ``` Other caps if you prefer: `30.0` = `00 00 F0 41`, `72.0` = `00 00 90 42`, `120.0` = `00 00 F0 42`. A Python patcher (`kotor_fpscap_patch.py`) is included; it fingerprints the two `.rdata` constants before writing, backs up the exe, and refuses to touch an executable whose layout it doesn't recognize: ``` python kotor_fpscap_patch.py "path\to\swkotor.exe" 60 ``` ## Verification - 144 Hz display, all external FPS caps and driver "wait for vertical refresh" overrides removed. - Patched exe launched directly. - Framerate held a hard **60**; the movement/turn freeze did not reproduce on transitions that previously triggered it. ## Caveats - **Busy-wait, by design.** The limiter spins a CPU core while pacing each frame (this is BioWare's own implementation — the movie path spins the same way). On a modern machine, one pegged core for a single-threaded 2003 game is harmless, but it is not a `Sleep`-based idle cap. A future refinement could redirect the gate to the engine's own `Sleep(DAT_0078d1e8)` limiter instead. - **Offset is per-exe-layout.** `0x3A3C64` is verified for the standard PC exe. Other builds (Steam-with-different-packing, 4-CD, Mac) may differ; find `_DAT_007a3c64` by locating the `1000.0 / cap` main-loop math. - **Steam "Verify integrity" reverts it** (restores the stock exe). Re-apply after any verify. - Stacks cleanly with the 4GB LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE patch, UniWS widescreen, and the community mod builds — it only touches one unrelated float. ## Method Static reverse engineering only (Ghidra). Chain: locate timing-API imports (`QueryPerformanceCounter`, `GetTickCount`, `Sleep`) → their callers → the `PeekMessage` message pump → its caller (`WinMain`) → the frame-limiter block in the loop → the cap float and its dormant guard. Full decompiled C of the engine was exported and searched locally to trace the call chain. --- *Reverse-engineered from a legally-owned copy for interoperability and bug-fixing. Not affiliated with BioWare/LucasArts/Aspyr.*
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  31. View File KOTOR_FPS_CAP # KOTOR 1 has a built-in frame limiter — BioWare shipped it switched off **TL;DR:** *Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic* (2003, Odyssey engine) contains a complete busy-wait frame limiter in its main loop. It is controlled by a single `float` in the executable that defaults to `0.0`, which leaves the limiter dormant, so the game free-runs at uncapped framerate. On high-refresh displays this uncapped rate is what causes the long-standing **movement / "stuck after combat turn" freeze** and related timing bugs, which the community has only ever worked around with external FPS caps or by dropping the monitor to 60 Hz. Writing `60.0` (or any target) to that one float **arms the engine's own limiter** — a native, self-contained fix. No injected code, no wrappers, no driver settings. It's a 4-byte data patch. Verified: on a 144 Hz display with all external caps removed, the patched exe holds a hard 60 FPS and the freeze does not occur. --- ## The bug KOTOR's main loop (`WinMain`, `FUN_004041f0` in a Ghidra auto-analysis of the standard PC exe) is a classic `PeekMessage` real-time loop: ``` while (quit_flag == 0) { read timer (game clock) if no pending message: render scene (delta-time based) SwapBuffers (present) ... optional limiter here ... } ``` Gameplay logic — movement, and the combat round/turn state machine — advances by frame **delta-time**. With no frame cap, delta-times on a fast display become tiny and irregular, and the 2003-era state machine mis-steps: the controlled character's action queue stalls until something rebuilds it (switching party member, or a save/load clears it). That is the freeze players have reported for 20 years. ## The dormant limiter Immediately after `SwapBuffers`, the loop contains this (Ghidra decompilation, lightly annotated): ```c if (DAT_007a3c58 != 0) // a separate, also-off coarse limiter Sleep(DAT_0078d1e8); if (0.0f < cap) { // cap = _DAT_007a3c64 (the frame-cap float) target = 1000.0f / cap; // target frame time // measure elapsed since frame start, then: if (elapsed < target) { do { // busy-spin: re-read the game timer } while (elapsed < target); // hold the frame until target reached } } ``` With real constant values read from the binary: | Symbol | RVA | Value | Meaning | |-------------------|-----------|----------|----------------------------------| | `_DAT_007a3c64` | `0x7a3c64` | **0.0** | frame cap (FPS). **This is it.** | | numerator const | `0x73d6fc` | 1000.0 | `target_ms = 1000.0 / cap` | | zero const | `0x73d700` | 0.0 | used in the `0.0 < cap` gate | | timer scale const | `0x73d708` | 0.001 | raw timer -> milliseconds | The gate is literally **"if cap > 0, limit the frame."** With `cap = 60`, the loop busy-waits until each frame has taken `1000/60 ≈ 16.67 ms`, i.e. it caps at 60 FPS. This is the *same* formula the engine uses elsewhere — the movie-playback path caps to 30 with it — so the mechanism is proven, not speculative. ## Why it's off `_DAT_007a3c64` starts at `0.0`. The **only** code that writes it is a render-setup function (`FUN_004c5880`), and that write is guarded: ```c if (DAT_00832904 != 0) { ... _DAT_007a3c64 = (float)DAT_00832904; // arm the cap } ``` `DAT_00832904` lives in **BSS** — zero-initialized, and it has **no writer anywhere in the binary** (it's a config variable exposed by address, never set by default). So the guard is never true, the cap value is never assigned, and `_DAT_007a3c64` stays `0.0` for the entire session. The limiter is complete, correct, and permanently asleep. Because nothing ever writes the cap during normal play, **patching its initial `.data` value is safe and permanent** — no code path overwrites it. ## The patch Standard PC v1.03 / GOG / "editable" executable: ``` file offset 0x3A3C64 : 00 00 00 00 (float 0.0, limiter off) -> 00 00 70 42 (float 60.0, 60 FPS cap) ``` Other caps if you prefer: `30.0` = `00 00 F0 41`, `72.0` = `00 00 90 42`, `120.0` = `00 00 F0 42`. A Python patcher (`kotor_fpscap_patch.py`) is included; it fingerprints the two `.rdata` constants before writing, backs up the exe, and refuses to touch an executable whose layout it doesn't recognize: ``` python kotor_fpscap_patch.py "path\to\swkotor.exe" 60 ``` ## Verification - 144 Hz display, all external FPS caps and driver "wait for vertical refresh" overrides removed. - Patched exe launched directly. - Framerate held a hard **60**; the movement/turn freeze did not reproduce on transitions that previously triggered it. ## Caveats - **Busy-wait, by design.** The limiter spins a CPU core while pacing each frame (this is BioWare's own implementation — the movie path spins the same way). On a modern machine, one pegged core for a single-threaded 2003 game is harmless, but it is not a `Sleep`-based idle cap. A future refinement could redirect the gate to the engine's own `Sleep(DAT_0078d1e8)` limiter instead. - **Offset is per-exe-layout.** `0x3A3C64` is verified for the standard PC exe. Other builds (Steam-with-different-packing, 4-CD, Mac) may differ; find `_DAT_007a3c64` by locating the `1000.0 / cap` main-loop math. - **Steam "Verify integrity" reverts it** (restores the stock exe). Re-apply after any verify. - Stacks cleanly with the 4GB LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE patch, UniWS widescreen, and the community mod builds — it only touches one unrelated float. ## Method Static reverse engineering only (Ghidra). Chain: locate timing-API imports (`QueryPerformanceCounter`, `GetTickCount`, `Sleep`) → their callers → the `PeekMessage` message pump → its caller (`WinMain`) → the frame-limiter block in the loop → the cap float and its dormant guard. Full decompiled C of the engine was exported and searched locally to trace the call chain. --- *Reverse-engineered from a legally-owned copy for interoperability and bug-fixing. Not affiliated with BioWare/LucasArts/Aspyr.* Submitter VexFlint Submitted 07/21/2026 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  
    1 point
  32. Hope this can help someone. Improved How To Scale And Rig Player Models In Kotor(1).mp4
    1 point
  33. PartySwap has been updated to 1.5, by making the PartySwap item to an optional add-on, since the Full Party Select patch from KotOR Patch Manager provides another method to allow you to keep being able to add Handmaiden to your party after Disciple joins your party.
    1 point
  34. when the sith trooper die,they don't have the sound
    1 point
  35. I just have to ask: Why? I've only heard positive feedback about this so far so dropping it now seems odd.
    1 point
  36. If you wanted to keep the Star Map in it's current location, you could borrow the dark energy from K2 and have it blocking the star map until you explore the new area.
    1 point
  37. Another thing I'd like to add. If you use this mod with Recruit HK-47 on Taris, Yuka Laka will not have his new appearance on Taris. Only on Tatooine. Is there a way to make his appearance consistent?
    1 point
  38. Version 1.0.0

    25,855 downloads

    This mod will replace and update DrdProt texture files. To Install 1. Download: DrdProtHD 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love.
    1 point
  39. I tried the mod out and I think there are great ideas in there, but I’m sure it could be expanded more and there were some things that seemed odd (like the Rakata having a lightsaber). Above all the walkmeshes and broken models as well as possibly the light maps needs to be fixed because at times they made certain areas frustrating with the clipping. The potential is there and this is a mod many of us have wanted to for a very long time. A few revisions may be necessary before it is a must install but it certainly has the capability of being the next groundbreaking project for KOTOR 1.
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  40. I was going to post an update for the development of RC-K1CP soon, but since JasonRyder commented I'll update you all now. The Unused Head Restoration Pack mod, which hasn't been updated in several years, shall be renamed to the K1 Appearance Restoration Pack to match its Kotor 2 counterpart. The reason this is happening is because most of the appearance restorations from RC-K1CP, mainly the optional ones, are being removed from RC-K1CP and are instead being added to the K1 Appearance Restoration Pack. The reason I am doing this is because they're mostly incompatible with the NPC Diversity Pack mod. The appearances of RC-K1CP are added solely to restore the unused appearances whereas the NPC-DP is a genuine NPC Overhaul. By installing both mods, it is possible that the end result is not one that I personally intended for the player. Whilst these incompatibilities do not break the game in any way, I am certain players would prefer Restored Content and an NPC Overhaul without these two concepts "meshing" with one another. There are also actual incompatibilities that do impact the game, the Sith Officer Uniform Restoration install is incompatible with heyorange's Sith Army Reformation mod and the Jedi Appearance Restoration install is incompatible with Diversified Jedi on the Star Forge if you install that mod before RC-K1CP. Once this update goes ahead, the RC-K1CP will have most of its restored appearances removed. If players want a "pure" restored content game with no NPC Overhauls they can install the K1 Appearance Restoration Pack whereas if they want an NPC Overhaul they can instead download the NPC Diversity Pack. The unique heads for Tanis and the Czerka Rep on Tatooine from the Unused Head Restoration Pack are going to be added in the Galaxy of Faces mod so NPC Overhaul enjoyers will not need the K1 Appearance Restoration Mod if they want those two heads in particular. This update has been delayed to the development of the M4-78 Unofficial Patch mod this year, and whilst I do intend to make something special for ROR this update shall come eventually. And also, Carth's Restored Blaster icon is being removed in that update until it can genuinely be fixed. Whilst I can see why you'd report it as an RC-K1CP bug, this is actually a Sleheyron Story Mode bug in its entirety. K1CP restores the orange Twi'lek variant and RC-K1CP simply borrows that appearance for the fourth Vulkar. This means either one of two things have happened, you either: A) broke your install. B,) the Sleheyron Story Mode mod's installer is broken and therefore it has broken your game. The orange Twi'lek added in K1CP occupies line 509 of the appearance.2da. If @SAO1138 had setup his tslpatcher/holopatcher correctly then a new appearance number would've been assigned to your appearance.2da, the only way his big Gizka would replace the orange Twi'lek added in K1CP would be if Sleheyron's installer hard overwrote the existing appearance.2da with a pre-made one (which is very bad from a modding standpoint). Can you please attach your appearance.2da file here, since the orange Twi'lek should occupy line 509 of the appearance.2da being able to view your appearance.2da should confirm at least part of my suspicion. SAO, if we get to the bottom of this and it turns out that, by some miracle, it isn't Sleheyron Story Mode as I suspect I do apologizing for pinging you here.
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  41. There is also an additional issue where the model half t-poses when moving quickly (at least in when directed to move during a conversation). Though, considering most uses for an ewok model are going to be silly anyway, I'm not sure if that's a bug or a feature lol Edit: Messing around with other S models between games has led me to believe that this issue I reported was simply some sort of error porting between the two KOTOR games. Still funny to see though.
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  42. I have tested the appearance out in-game as an NPC and I have discovered some issues. As you can see, the area between the hood and the face has holes in it allowing you to see right through the NPC. There are also some minor clipping issues with dialogue animations and there's an oddity where the heard lurches forward when it dies, though I suppose that's to be expected. The Ewok's dead body also clips into the floor, which I suspect might be fixable, however.
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  43. Today's little demo: This patch was originally put together by @LanguageWriter123 (see here). He and I worked together to see what it would take to port this over, and today I decided to give it a shot, and I'm very pleased with the results! cc @darthbdaman as you asked about level caps earlier
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  44. Version 1.0.1

    270 downloads

    ======================================================== KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC II: THE SITH LORDS ======================================================== Dark Hope and Jorak Uln's IGM HD Endar Spire Textures Recolored for TSL's The Harbinger 1.0.1 ================================= Author: ConansHair Contact: PM me on DeadlyStream For: TSL Date:06/09/22 - 1.0.0 08/01/22 - 1.0.1 ================================= DESCRIPTION: Sometime around the year 2016 I believe, Dark Hope released IGM for K1, with incredible HD textures for just about every environment. (For more info on IGM, please contact https://deadlystream.com/profile/16561-dark-hope/.) Sometime afterward, Sith Holocron recolored the IGM Endar Spire textures for use with TSL, and the results were amazing! So, with kind and gracious permission from Dark Hope, Jorak Uln, and Sith Holocron, I present to you: Dark Hope and Jorak Uln's IGM HD Endar Spire Textures Recolored for TSL's The Harbinger! What this Mod does: Updates TSL's The Harbinger's interior to HD textures in the same green/teal color scheme as the vanilla interior, with amazing results, that simple...Haha!! I have also included new Loadscreens showcasing the new interior, as an option, for those who wish to do so... Mods used in the making of the screenshots (These Mods were used in the making of the BEFORE screenshots, as well.) https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2028-harbinger-bridge-repairs/ https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1374-harbinger-hull-fixes/ https://deadlystream.com/files/file/949-tsl-backdrop-improvements/ https://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/321-improved-peragus-asteroid-fields/ https://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/361-replacement-peragus-ii-artwork-by-trench/ ___________________________________________________________ COMPATIBILITY: WILL NOT BE compatible with any other Mods that alter The Harbinger's interior...Should be compatible with almost everything else. Optional Loadscreens: It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you download and install Sith Holocron's https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1255-replacement-loading-screens-for-kotor2-original-pack-with-or-without-tslrcm-part-1/ (All 3 Parts) BEFORE installing the Optional Loadscreens, as you can expect full compatibility with said Mod...I attempted to recreate these TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY... ___________________________________________________________ INSTALLATION: Extract the zip file somewhere on your PC, and simply copy/paste (overwrite, if prompted) the contents of the "For Override" folder to your TSL Override directory. For additional instructions, see below:(BUGS:) Optional Loadscreens: Simply copy/paste (overwrite, if prompted) the contents of the "Optional Loadscreens" folder to your TSL Override directory. ___________________________________________________________ UNINSTALL: Simply remove the files from your TSL Override directory. ___________________________________________________________ BUGS: This Mod's files are in the TGA/TXI file format...If REPLACING any other texture overhaul Mods that are in the TPC file format, WITH THIS MOD, be sure to open your TSL Override directory and remove any duplicate TPC files, as TGA's and TPC's with duplicate filenames WILL NOT WORK in-game! ___________________________________________________________ CREDITS: ALL Credit for Original Textures goes to Dark Hope and Jorak Uln. This Mod would have not been possible without IGM, so primary credit resides with them. Credit for any Recolors goes to Sith Holocron. Again, this Mod would not have been possible without him, as I was unaware of the IGM before this. Any further color adjustments, touch-ups, and/or alpha adjustments by ConansHair. TXI's verified and game tested by ConansHair. Loadscreens made by ConansHair, using ndix UR's TSL Loadscreen Templates, and also using Sith Holocron's TSL Replacement Loadscreens as guides. ___________________________________________________________ THANKS: Dark Hope: Many thanks for the kind permission to release this Mod, and for being the inspiration for so many of us...Thank You!! Jorak Uln: Many thanks for the kind permission to include original textures with this Mod...Thank You!! Sith Holocron: Many thanks for the original recolors, for proofreading this ReadMe file, and for the kick in the pants and polite urging of me to release this as my first mod. Thank You!! Also, many thanks for patiently answering the million questions I had whilst getting this Mod ready for initial upload!! Thank You!! ndix UR: Many thanks for the TSL Loadscreen Templates! Fred Tetra: Many thanks for KotOR Tool! Many thanks to the Modders whose Mods were used in the making of this Mod's screenshots! Also, I want to thank all the Modders out there whose work I've consistently studied and learned from. ___________________________________________________________ LEGAL: THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND 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. NEITHER THE AFOREMENTIONED COMPANIES NOR THE AUTHOR ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THESE FILES. I hereby state that I specifically do NOT wish this mod to be uploaded to Steam Workshop. I may release this on NexusMods at a later date, but I don't wish others to do so. Usage in other mods must be requested AND approved by a consensus of myself, Jorak Uln, Sith Holocron, and Dark Hope, before your use.
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  45. 324 downloads

    By JCarter and Darth InSidious This isn't a mod so much as a modder's resource. JCarter426 discovered a "shuttle interior" in the game files area that was never used by Obsidian, and I've made up some module files so you can get to it. The "module" folder is exclusively for the use of modders, and is not needed to make the mod run; it is only if you want to edit things that you will need this folder.
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  46. You could also argue that they did not see bastila fit to go from padawan to knight as she was proud, arrogant and head strong at times. Its more than likely that she had assumed that she was a jedi knight due to her importance in the war and she craved to become a master. your ranking doesnt depend on how strong you are alone. For example Anakin was stronger than most of the jedi council but they did not grant him the rank of master due to the way he acted. Im pretty sure they had knight ranking in kotor as jolee said himself that they offered him to become a knight, and he refused. You also tell several people on dantooine that you are a padawan, not a jedi knight... And I am pretty sure that Juhani becomes a jedi knight when she returns from the grove due to that being her last trial as a padawan... i think thats more than feasible
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  47. Well, I suppose technically he was a knight for the duration of one conversation. Then he became a master. But that's beside the point. I don't know how else to explain it. Every Jedi character that appears in the game is called either a padawan or a master. Bastila is a padawan in training to become a master. Apprentices are bestowed the rank of padawan upon completing trials, which is exactly how knighting works in other stories. No, she was still a padawan too. She still had a master and was in training. That's the collective term again. I'm talking about knight as a distinct rank between padawan and master. For example, "A small squadron of Jedi Knights in snub fighters could penetrate the Sith blockade and dock on the space station." Vandar isn't talking about Jedi with the rank of knight, specifically. Surely some of them are masters. Some of them may be padawans. But they're all "Jedi Knights". The only named characters ever called knights in the game are actually Revan and Malak, but I don't see any clear mention of that as their specific either - just that Revan was a "charismatic knight" and so on. The word only shows up 44 times in the TLK, and a lot of those instances are due to the game's title or item names.
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