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Version 1.3.0
17 downloads
This is my attempt to restore the Dantooine water after the Aspyr Patch broke water effects. The bumpmap still doesn't work but the reflection works in conjunction with C3-FD Patcher. Install Instructions: 1) Apply C3-FD patcher to fix the game's reflections 2) extract water restoration mod contents to override directory -
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Version 1.0.0
6 downloads
Makes it so your alignment affects the potency of Light and Dark Side Force powers. SUMMARY The main effect of alignment on gameplay in vanilla is to modify the FP cost of using powers. For how central LS/DS side choices and alignment are in the game, it isn’t really that much. And while I guess it makes enough sense for a Jedi’s alignment to affect the energy or whatever it takes to use the powers, it seems more appropriate that your alignment actually affects how potent these powers are. I mean, it’s a little odd that a full-on Light Side paragon can go from meditating on peace and serenity one minute, to summoning the full power of the Dark Side to vaporize their enemies with lightning the next, dealing the same damage as a Sith Lord. With this mod you’re no longer the Avatar Master of All Two Alignments. I know it’s fun to be and part of why people love KOTOR and its main character, so this mod may not be for everyone. But if you’re looking for a new challenge and a new angle to the combat and role-playing mechanics, try this mod. All Light and Dark side powers will have their effects modified according to the user’s alignment. The closer your alignment is to that of the power, the stronger its effects become (damage, healing amounts, stat bonuses or debuffs, etc.) up to 25%. On the other hand, the further your alignment is from that of the power, the weaker it becomes, down to -50%. The powers are the same as vanilla for neutral characters, adding some advantage to playing a gray Jedi if you want to use both LS and DS powers. The penalty to FP cost for opposite alignment has been reduced to balance the reduction in potency. For example, with full LS alignment you’ll heal 25% more, stuns will last an extra round, and you’ll get an extra bonus point in your stats from Armor and Valor. However, fear powers will last less time, lightning/choke will deal half damage, plague will be less potent, and death field will heal you less. On the other hand, fully DS characters will deal 25% more damage with DS powers, but will only get half of the bonuses from LS buffing powers. INSTALLATION Please read compatibility notes below before installing. To install, go to the “Main Install” folder and run TSLPatcher.exe. Select one of the two options. One applies the base version of the mod, and the other installs the base version plus the mod Treat Injury Affects Force Healing. This option is required for compatibility between these mods. If you have K2 Force Powers for K1 installed, after installing the main mod, run TSLPatcher.exe inside the Patch folder. Again, there are two options: One to apply the changes from this mod only, and one to apply the changes from this mod plus the effects of Treat Injury Affects Force Healing to the Master Heal power. Unaltered copies of any modified files will be placed inside the "backup" folder in the location of TSLPatcher.exe. UNINSTALLATION 1. Remove the following files from override: 2. If a dialog.tlk was created in the backup folder, move it to the main game folder (outside override). 4. If any other files were created inside the backup folder, move them to override. COMPATIBILITY This mod is not compatible with any other mods that change the effects of vanilla LS or DS Force powers. It will overwrite any other changes. Mods affecting only universal powers (Push, Throw Lightsaber, etc.) are fine. Mods that change FP cost, visuals, icons, etc or add new Force powers are probably compatible. You can install this mod after them to be safe. Repair Affects Stun Droid is fully compatible as this mod doesn’t affect Stun Droid powers. I know they are LS but it didn’t really make sense for immersion and anyway I can avoid the incompatibility. Treat Injury Affects Force Healing is only compatible by using the combined install option. It will not work with this mod if installed separetely. If you already have that mod installed, it is OK to install the combined option over it. Compatible with K2 Force Powers for K1 with patch. Patch must be installed last, but otherwise install order doesn’t matter. I recommended using NPC Alignment Fix alongside this mod so that more NPCs will be affected. PERMISSIONS Do not reupload this mod or any contained files without my expressed permission. CREDITS offthegridmorty KOTOR Tool - Fred Tetra TSLPatcher, TLKed - stoffe, Fair Strides -
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Version 1.3.1
18 downloads
===================================================== KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC 2 UNOFFICIAL PATCH v1.3.1 ===================================================== VERSION 1.3.1 CHANGES: -------- Added dialogue options to be able to lie to Samhan during the 'Bonus Mission: Smuggling on Citadel Station' quest so that he can tell you about the three items that he wants smuggled without siding with him after ending the dialog. This will allow the Exile to tell Grenn about the smuggling operation and side with Grenn instead of Samhan. ------------------------------------------------- Description: --------------- This is a stand alone project and it will work well with the English version of 2.00.424 and 2.10.427 of Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. Version 2.00.424 is the initial CD release of Kotor 2 in the United States, while 2.10.427 is the final English patch for the original version of Kotor 2. I have played this with the Aspyr version of Kotor 2 and it can run without any game breaking issues, but there are weird graphical glitches and minor issues. This mod is incompatible with TSLRCM and with any other mod except for ones that expressly state compatibility with Kotor 2 Unofficial Patch 1.2 and above. (from the original readme of version 1.1 of Kotor 2 Unofficial Patch) This mod serves four main purposes: 1. Fixing quest issues: - Fixing Broken quests. - Removing available quest-related dialogue lines after quest was finished. - Making quest more focused and difficult to break. 2. Closing game issues like (NOT A FULL LIST JUST EXAMPLES): - Unlimited respawn of hssiss creatures in a Sith tomb on Korriban. - Unlimited creation of Handmaiden robe on Ebon Hawk. - Duplication of Atton ribbed jacket and generic clothing on Citadel Station first arrival. - Unlimited spawning of a landspeeder on Nar Shaddaa. - Characters, droids, turrets not resuming there animations after player initiated conversation with them. - Cycled dialogues (HK50, T3M4, Atris). 3. Adding some stuff (NOT A FULL LIST JUST EXAMPLES): - Missing planet hologram, hyperdrive, and damaged HK-47 in some stunt versions of the Ebon Hawk. - Added medical lab table to all Ebon Hawk modules. - Restricted mode on Ebon Hawk (no weapons and no head gear). - Party members are always healed on the Ebon Hawk. - Fights with Red Eclipse captain and mandalorian recruit Davrel are One on One. - Visas arrival sequences moved to 005EBO module due to practical reasons ( party members are stunned, Visas uses force sight on a player). - Space suit will be equipped before going through the airlock on Peragus. - Every time player is learning new force power or feat from party member the text box will appear. - TSF officers will now patrol all modules not just Entertainment module 081. - Added Some Pazaak players on Citadel Station cantina. - Czerka utility droid will now weld instead of just being there. - Bao Dur is using his 'shield breaker' animation when breaking force fields. - Player will now actually shut down force cages on Peragus and Telos Academy. - Speaking on comlink cutscenes changed. - Atton and T3 playing pazaak cutscenes available. - Visas, Nihilus cuscene is executed on engine now and is triggered by Ebon Hawk galaxy map script. - Tobin, Nihilus cutscene is now available. - Added Hangar doors to G-wing hangar on Dxun with map note. - Added Caged beasts on Onderon. - Added Kath hounds on Dantooine. - Ratrin Vhek on Ebon Hawk. - Opo Chano on Nar Shaddaa; - B4D4, T1N1 on Nar Shaddaa; - Adana on Nar Shaddaa will appear near her mother after releasing her. - Player learns force and lightsaber (if he has a lightsaber(s) equipped) forms from Masters. - Crafting lightsaber quest has been changed. Now all lightsaber parts can be created on a workbench. 4. The last and the main reason is changing in-game cutscenes. Installation: ----------------- This mod only works with the English version of Kotor 2. It is required to start a new game for this mod to work properly. Extract the folder from the .7z file onto your computer. Open the extracted folder and you should see a file called 'Install.exe' Double click on Install.exe to start installing this mod. Make sure that you select the correct Kotor 2 directory path for you, which is the directory that includes the swkotor2.exe file. Click install on the bottom right. HoloPatcher creates backups of the files automatically, so no need to worry about that. If you get an error after installation called 'Permission denied', open the 'errorlog.txt' file, located in the same folder as 'Install.exe', look at the top of the file, and look at the end of the directory path to see what file(s) got denied permission. Open the 'tslpatchdata' folder, located in the same folder as 'Install.exe', find the file(s) that were denied permission, and copy and paste the file(s) into the exact directory path(s) as shown in the 'errorlog.txt' file. Uninstallation: --------------- Double click on Install.exe to uninstall this mod. Select the correct Kotor 2 directory path for you, which is the directory that includes the swkotor2.exe file. Click on 'Tools' in the top left of the menu bar. Click on the option 'Uninstall Mod / Restore Backup' in the pop up menu. Confirm that you want to uninstall the mod. Bugs: --------- During the Ebon Hawk scene before you go to Malachor V, the outside texture of the Ebon Hawk is incorrect. I don't know how to change the texture, sorry! Otherwise, I didn't notice any other issues, but if you notice any bugs, please contact on Deadlystream or ModDB. My username is nonameperson66 on Deadlystream and tronotized on ModDB. Distribution: ---------------- As long as you credit me (nonameperson66 on Deadlystream and tronotized on ModDB), you can redistribute and change this mod however you want to. Special Thanks: ----------------- Thank you to LucasArts, BioWare, Obsidian Entertainment and to all the people that took part in creating Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords! Thank you to Zbyl2, DarthStoney, Hassat Hunter & VarsityPuppet for creating The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod 1.8.6. Without their hard work this mod wouldn't exist! Thank you to all the following people that created modding tools for Kotor and Kotor 2: Fred Tetra for Kotor Tool JdNoa and Dashus for DeNCS lachjames for ncs2nss tk102 for dlgeditor and for kgff 1.3.1 NickHugi and th3w1zard1 for HoloPatcher and HolocronToolset Thank you to N-DReW25 and DarthParametric at deadlystream for answering my forums posts! Thank you to DarthParametric for providing me with a manual reconstruction of the a_904sion.nss script! -
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2 pointsI was able to use geometry nodes to do some placement, but after quite a bit of effort, it still looks pretty bad. I think it especially looks out of place since it's not lightmapped. I think I'll abandon this endeavor and just settle for a retexturing I was doing separately. Thank you for the offer! I actually already had some mossy retextures that I was doing for the bark and soil, though. My hope was to add some geometry for moss on top of the retexture. But I think I'm okay with giving up on that at this point :)
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1 pointEdit his DLG (man26_echmerc1.dlg) and set k_pman_reprec01 as the script in the exit node (R1). Although that script was intended for a DLG with a different owner. Not sure what happens when you try to grab the nearest object to an NPC with the NPC's own tag. If it doesn't work you'll need to make a custom script, like so: void main() { SignalEvent(OBJECT_SELF, EventUserDefined(10)); } Although possibly it might also need a small delay. Alternatively, the script could go in the EndConversation slot of the root node instead of in the exit node. Check out some other ambient NPCs for how this sort of thing works, like in Taris Upper City.
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1 pointAwesome Mod. Played through it last night and had a blast. Only small criticism is that some of the mod felt somewhat drawn out (mainly the Czerka Part of the Rescuing Vima quest.) The modules were very well reskinned and genuinely felt like I was exploring new parts of the game. One of my favorite KOTOR Mods I've played.
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1 pointI really like the new reskin, specially the stone and lightning textures. I would add a little more color in the hallways, but that is just my personal opinion. I also like that you made Assasins have lightsabers, perhaps you could diversify them further if some of them had dual sabers (even one normal length and one short). And I still think some rooms could have more placeables (like the antechambers to the training room in front of the archives), or some placeables shuffled from the Dantooine enclave layout (for example, I think the dorm room with the lockboxes is the exact same one as the one in the Jedi Enclave, that could be changed to be more distinct), although I don't know if that is in the scope of the mod.
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1 pointI am so glad this mod got released, despite the usual skepticism of some people in this community.
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1 pointDownload that mod, rename "N_Strkiller_H.tga" to "PMHC01.tga" and drop that file in the Override. Doing so should convert one of the vanilla player heads into Starkiller.
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1 pointLook inside the TSLPatchdata folder of this mod and look for the files with the ".uti" expension. Uti files are the item files, so the word before ".uti" on those files are the cheat codes. For example, the cheat code for the file "g_a_class4099.uti" is "giveitem g_a_class4099".
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1 pointIf this is what I think it is, a lot of us had this problem. This may be the solution, copied from one of the comments in the download page: At this point since you installed a lot of the mod partially, re-doing it at this point would probably just be a bad idea since even if this fix works, it would be best to probably reinstall the game and start from scratch. 1. Find the changes.ini from the tslpatchdata folder 2. Open it with a notepad or some other text editor. 3. Go to "Edit", then "Replace All" and Replace / marks with \ marks and then change marks \ to / only in the date and the N/A line. For everyone having problems with installing it with TSL Patcher, just do this and you should be set.
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Version 2.1.0
196 downloads
While you sleep in the medical room, C3-FD is patching your game. Restores fog and reflections which were broken in the Aspyr update. Works with both Steam and GOG versions. Only works on an unmodified swkotor2.exe. WIndows systems only. Included EXE Patches: - Fog Fix - Reflections Fix - 4GB Patch - Subtle Color Shift - Music Volume During Dialogue Fix - (Experimental) Borderless Window Mode How to use: Place C3-FD_patcher.exe into your kotor2 game directory and run. It will patch your game exe with the fixes listed above. It will check if you have an unmodified steam or gog version of the latest (Aspyr) patch, otherwise it wont run. It will also make a backup of your original swkotor2.exe. How this was made: - The fog shading was just covered up when the latest version was released. I was able to send that data to the new Fracture shaders and apply fog coloring. It checks if the fog color is set to black and if not then it applies fog. Modules that don't use fog have a default fog color of black, Duxn and Dantoonie use a grayish color. - The shader for when both a lightmap and a cubemap is applied, to the same model, had a typo. Cubemap was labeled as a '2D' instead of 'CUBE'. Easy fix. Luckily the shaders are a plain text string, in the exe, and can be modified with a hex editor. The only issue is that the character length needs to be the same or smaller. The only way to get more data in the shader is to remove extra spaces/linebreaks and to shorten variables to single characters. - The music was lowered so much during dialogue that it was almost non existent. I was able to find the functions for calling volume control, using ghidra. The call was made only 3 times and from there it was process of elimination. Ultimately disabling a variable change if in dialogue, before the first volume change call, worked. Bugs: - This does not work with M478 Special Thanks: HappyFunTimes101 - ShaderOverride - I could not have done this without this tool. This made sorting out and identifying the shader data much easier. I probably wouldn't have even attempted or known where to look if this didn't exist. JCarter426 - For pointing out that the music was broken during dialogue. I hadn't noticed but couldn't stand it after hearing for myself. Source: https://github.com/J0-o/kotormods/tree/main/C3-FD_patcher -
1 pointI have uploaded a fix. It was editing the swkotor2.ini with fullscreen=0, even if the borderless window mode patch wasn't selected. If your game opens in windowed mode either press alt + enter to switch to fullscreen or edit swkotor2.ini. [Display Options] FullScreen=1 [Graphics Options] AllowWindowedMode=0 FullScreen=1
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1 pointI beat the mod. Or at least whats on the planet itself. That was great. Not perfect, but great which is pretty dang close. I seriously haven't had this much fun with a Kotor mod since I was a little kid playing BOSSR or the old Yavin 4 mod when those mods first came out. This was a blast from the past. And the writing was way better than I expected. Well, It would take me a looooong time to explain what I loved most about this mod, so I'll just focus this review on the few things I think could benefit from some improvement. -consider populating Sleheyron with various types of citizens even with the Iridonians walking around from start to finish. It feels weird without them, regardless of story. -make the one-text dialogue with characters like Sith and Iridonians not transition into full dialogue sequences, but just react like other simple NPCs with a text bubble only -Having a lot of areas look just like Taris again, even if it wasn't the exact same module, was still slightly immersion breaking. Please consider reskinning these areas in any way you like, just make it different. You already did this half the time with these modules and it worked well. -this might just be me, I'm not sure, but Rudos shop module is completely broken. The walls and floor are missing. I am running a clean install of the game, outside a resolution mod and some icon texture mods. I even reinstalled the resolution several times to see if that made a difference, the room is still bugged. If this is just me, I'm at a loss as to what could be the cause of this. -Some enemies give way too little experience for what they're worth. The (very neat) reference to the special NPC you fight in the Czerka lab is worth like 30XP which is a joke considering how tough he is. -Try to see if you can make a custom Sleheyron-themed door for all these modules. Having the doors not fully cover the entry/exit just feels kinda odd -Although I think the splicing of modules was really cool to see, it sometimes leaves holes in level geometry. Some weren't so noticable, others glaringly bad. -My biggest gripe with the mod, A few of the modules have absolutely terrible level transition boxes. I think it would be best to just edit the module so that you add an extra hallway that connects to these transition areas instead. This was most noticable in the Czerka lab area. This was frustrating and confusing at times. I'd give it 4.9/5 if possible but we don't have that so I'll settle with 5/5 Oh and what you did with Vanasseus, you're insane man lmao that was too funny
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1 pointPhotosource it from nature and layer it on with GIMP. LDA_Bark01.tga in Kashyyyk textures. etc I might be able to get some good moss photos, it's how I do everything, if that is of interest to you. You can reskin the bark textures to have a repeating moss pattern. I might be able to take some of this work on for you, if you're interested. I think this would help you implement further geometry, blending the textures there.
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Version 1.0.0
38 downloads
Makes a number of tweaks, fixes, and improvements to mines. Adds 2 new mine types. Have enemy NPCs use mines in combat. SUMMARY: This is a general overhaul of mines with the goal to improve their usefulness and importance, fix various issues and bugs, and make using and encountering them overall more interesting. Summary of changes made by this mod: • Mines are more deadly. All mines have had their base damage increased by 50% • More “realistic” blast radius. Range of effect has been increased overall but damage now falls off with distance from the mine • Increases the difficulty of detecting mines with Awareness. This makes Awareness more important and mines more of a threat • Mines are now completely invisible until detected. If your character can’t see them, neither should you • Though you still can’t set them off, you can now be damaged by your own mines if within range of a blast, with a reduced DC • Despite their description, in vanilla all tiers of Flash Mines are identical in all but name and cost. This mod fixes this and restores the intended DC difference • Fixes several description errors and inconsistencies • Fixes a bug which would cause incorrect damage to be applied when there are multiple targets of a mine • Integrates the mod No Mines on Malachor by Thor110, which removes the mine models from the gas vents on Malachor • Includes an option to give enemy NPCs the ability to set mines in combat • Includes an option to populate the Dxun jungle with mines, leftover from the Mandalorian Wars • Adds 2 new craftable mines: Shock Mines and CryoBan Mines DETAILS: Damage & Radius All mines have had their base damage increased by 50%. Their credit value has also been increased by 25%. The blast radius has been modified in a few ways. First, the range of effect has been increased for all mines, making it more likely to catch multiple enemies. Second, the damage inflicted by mines will decrease the further you are from the blast, instead of being a flat value at all distances within range. For Flash mines and for the DEX effect from Sonic mines, the DC will fall off in a similar way. The radius also increases slightly with mine tier, as one would expect for stronger explosives. While mines can deal more damage to enemies, you can now also be damaged your own mines as long as an enemy sets it off nearby. However the difficulty class is reduced so it is easier to resist the effects. This will make it a little more challenging to use them for cheesing melee fights, and you’ll want to be strategic to make sure you’re out of the way before they go off. Detection In vanilla, detecting mines is very easy, making them a trivial threat. I personally can’t remember the last time I ran into an undetected mine. On normal difficulty, you don’t actually need any points in Awareness to detect Minor, Average, and Strong mines, giving Awareness very little use. This mod increases the difficulty class for detecting mines by 10, meaning that now only Minor mines can be detected without Awareness, while Average mines require a minimum of 5 points, Strong mines require 10 points, and so on. This is modified by +5 on Hard and -5 on Easy. To compliment the increased detection difficulty, mines will now be completely invisible until your character detects them. This means you will not see the model of the mine on the floor at all before making a successful Awareness check. It doesn’t make sense for you to see them when your character doesn’t, since you could just walk around to avoid them. If you haven’t memorized the location of every mine in the game, you’ll want to invest some points into Awareness to avoid surprises. This mod also includes an option to add mines throughout the Dxun jungle. I think it makes sense for a former battleground of the Mandalorian Wars to have unexploded mines left over, yet there are no mines in the vanilla Dxun jungle outside of the Mandalorian caches. Currently the mines are added via script. Fixes & Inconsistencies In vanilla, all tiers of Flash Mines have the exact same effects, despite being named differently and costing different amounts. According to their descriptions they’re supposed to have different difficulty classes that make them harder to resist, when in reality they all have the lowest DC of the Minor Flash mine. This mod restores the intended DC differences. The base DC of Flash Mines has been increased by 5 across the board to balance the radial drop off in DC. Vanilla descriptions contained a number of errors and inconsistencies. All descriptions have been updated to reflect the mines’ actual effects. Fixes a bug in vanilla where a successful save by one target would also halve the damage of all following targets, compounding if another save was made. The Reflex save against the DEX decrease effect of Sonic mines has been changed to a Will save, to be consistent with the Sonic grenade. Integrates No Mines on Malachor, Only Gas by Thor110, which removes the mine models from the natural gas vents on Malachor. New Mine Types New mines have been added to the game which are craftable at the Lab Station and can be found in some locations. CryoBan Mine: Based on the CryoBan grenade, deals cold damage and can freeze enemies. Some can be found on Peragus. Shock Mine: Deals electrical damage calculated as a base damage + Nd6 roll. It doesn’t fall off with distance and can’t be saved against like other mines. Some can be found on Goto’s Yacht. NPCs Use Mines This mod includes an option to give enemy NPCs the ability to set mines in combat. This includes some Sith Troopers (Grenadiers, Elites, and Commandos), Peragus Mining Droids which can place Sonic Mines, and Fire Suppression Droids which can place CryoBan Mines. They will place mines when appropriate, taking into account their surroundings and location of enemies. INSTALLATION: Note: while it’s likely OK to install mid-game, a new game is recommended for the best experience. To install, run HoloPatcher.exe and select the Main Installation option. (Optional) After installing the main mod, install any of the optional add-ons: “NPCs Use Mines” gives enemy NPCs the ability to use mines, “Mines on Dxun” places mines in the Dxun jungle. Unaltered copies of any modified files will be placed inside a "backup" folder in the location of HoloPatcher.exe. A separate backup folder will be made for each installation. UNINSTALLATION: This mod contains multiple installation parts with separate backup folders. Uninstall in reverse order. 1. Remove the following files from override: 2. Remove 351NAR.mod, 901MAL.mod, 902MAL.mod from the Modules folder. If uninstalling NPCs Use Mines, remove 102PER.mod, 103PER.mod, 105PER.mod, 410DXN.mod, 411DXN.mod, 851NIH.mod, 852NIH.mod from the Modules folder. If uninstalling Mines on Dxun, remove 402DXN.mod. 3. Move any .mod files from backup/Modules to the Modules folder. 4. Move dialog.tlk from the backup folder to the main game folder (outside override). 5. Move any files from backup/Override to the override folder. Alternatively, you can run the uninstall script via HoloPatcher (Tools > Uninstall Mod). COMPATIBILITY: Not compatible with mods that edit k_trap_generic.ncs. Otherwise, should be compatible with most mods. PERMISSIONS: For the most part, you are free to incorporate this mod’s edits into your own mod as long as credit is provided. This does not include files from No Mines on Malachor which have been included in this mod by Thor110’s permission. Redistribution of the files, assets, or edits of the included mod are subject to the terms of the original author. CREDITS: offthegridmorty Thor110 - No Mines on Malachor, Only Gas Thank you to the folks on Discord for scripting help. KOTOR Tool - Fred Tetra TSLPatcher, TLKed - stoffe, Fair Strides HoloPatcher - Cortisol, th3w1zard1 K-GFF - tk102 Holocron Toolset - Cortisol Screenshots use Fire and Ice HD by Cinder Skye and Hi-Res Beam Effects by InSidious -
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1 pointI have no reason to do that. You often make constructive and good remarks. I like being able to read your advices, such as DarthParametric's. But this is just bad.
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1 pointBro wtf. Did you pay him to do his enormous mod ? No ? He's doing it for free, for us. So yeah, you'll have to wait a little bit more, as we all do. Furthermore, according to you, "Mod release deadlines are for those that don't care about quality". Well guess what ? He missed his deadline. You should be relieved by that...
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Version 1.3.0
2,326 downloads
Improves the AI of KotOR 1. Changes: - Companions and most other NPCs use blaster feats - Enemy forceusers now use Force Breach and Lightsaber Throw (previously the AI ignored these force powers completely) - Enemy forceusers now use force buffs more often (Force Speed, Force Armor ect...) - NPCs with the Force Jump feat actually do force jumps if they are further than 10m from the target - Enemys reactivate shields after 200s - Some minor bug fixes - Jedi Support AI reworked - NPCs use Master Rapid Shot or Master Flurry if available instead of the default attack - NPCs use the highest level of feats and force powers available to them - The AI now uses feats granted by items - Once the player reaches a high enough level, the Jedi Support AI no longer uses low level force buffs, because they became obsolete - Companions now heal every team member properly not just the one controlled by the player (injury check fix) - Companions now use all types of force buffs (Jedi Support AI: uses buffs that apply to the whole team, Other AI styles: use powers that only buff the caster) - Version 1.2.7 and higher supports plugins - Grenade target selection fix List of supported plugins: - Repeating blaster attacks restoration 2.0 by R2-X2 - all of darthbdaman's mods -
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Version 1.0.0
31 downloads
A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author N-DReW25 1.0.0 Release Date 0905.2025 Installation Pick which Peragus you would like to install, you CANNOT pick both. If you want the Realistic Peragus from the Cinematic cutscenes, copy "PER_Plnt01.tga" from the "Realistic Version" folder - doing so will convert the planet Peragus in the Peragus levels into the realistic Peragus as seen in the Prologue. If you want the Artistic Peragus from the Concept Art, copy "EBO_Per.tga" from the "Artistic Version" folder - doing so will convert the planet Peragus in the Prologue into the Artistic Peragus as seen in the Peragus levels. Description There are two Peragus planet textures in the game, one for the Prologue and one for the Peragus Levels, and they're both two different textures that do not match despite being the same planet. The Peragus seen in the Prologue is the same Peragus you see in the Cinematic cutscenes (Harbinger Arrival, Ebon Hawk escape etc) whilst the Peragus seen in the Peragus Levels appears to have been taken from early Concept Art for the game. This mod offers you two fixes to this inconsistency, you can either choose the Realistic Peragus to fix the Peragus Levels so that Peragus is consistent with both the Prologue and the Cinematic cutscenes or you can choose to convert the Prologue Peragus into the Artistic Peragus so that it matches the Concept Art Peragus you see in the Peragus Levels. Known Bugs This mod shouldn't have bugs but if there are just report them to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities Incompatible with ANY textures that alter "PER_Plnt01.tga" or "EBO_Per.tga". Permissions Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod without my permission. Thanks Bioware: For such an amazing game Obsidian: For such an amazing sequel and for keeping these textures in the files Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWAREOBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY OR ANY LICENSERSSPONSORS 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. -
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Version 1.0.0
142 downloads
Complete KOTOR music overhaul (SWTOR style) Hello there ! After some playthroughs, I thought the KOTOR 1 ambient themes were great but too old and I needed something fresh. And yes, I know there are some musics overhaul mods out there, such as Detran’s movie mod : https://www.nexusmods.com/kotor/mods/1552 But I wanted a more ambient version. And I realized SWTOR themes were the perfect match for most of the places you visit in KOTOR. So I took many SWTOR themes (and some others, if you want the surprise don’t look at the resumee below, but there’s not much more than SWTOR themes tbf), which gives us a total of 26 ambient musics (there’s not much about fight music yet, but updates could come if asked). Hope you like it ! Installation : - Make a backup of the streammusic folder in your game directory, - take the files from my mod’s “themes” folder and put them in your streammusic folder. When ask to replace, click yes. - You’re ready to go, enjoy ! If you liked the mod, please consider putting a like, a 5 stars or even a simple review, it helps a lot even if it doesn't cost you much. So thank you in advance. Uninstallation : - Delete your streammusic folder in your game directory, - Take your streammusic backup folder and put it back in your game directory. Issues / incompatibilities : None that I know of. Tell me if you find one, but since it only replaces files in streammusic folder it should be good. Thus, K1R compatibility should be guaranteed (K1CP too, that one I tried and it should work perfectly) Obviously though, you must not have other music mods installed that make changes to the same files/themes for it to work. That’s basically it. If you enjoy it and/or have improvement to suggest, feel free to text me ! Themes : Sith Theme (mus_theme_sith, Endar Spire) : The Siege of Alderaan Taris Upper city (mus_area_tarisup) : Coruscant, The Capital Appartments upper (mus_area_townsus ?) : Glory, the Galactic Republic Taris Lower city (mus_area_gang) : Scum, the Bounty Hunter Appartments lower (mus_area_townint ?) : Taris, The Plague Taris Sewers (mus_area_sewers) : Nal Hutta, The Glorious Jewel Dantooine Academy (mus_area_acad) : Peace, the Jedi Consular Dantooine outside (mus_area_out) : Justice, the Jedi Knight Dantooine Rakata Ruins (mus_area_ruins) : Voss, The Mystic Garden Ahto City (mus_area_ahto) : Alderaan, The Throne Manaan ocean floor (mus_area_hrakert) : Ziost, the grave Cantina 1 and 2 (mus_area_cant1 et mus_area_cant2) : Run Kessel Run / See you on the Dark Side : Jukebox themes Tatooine Desert (mus_area_desert) : The Desert and the Robot Auction Kashyyyk (mus_area_kash) : Tython, The Wellspring Wookie village (mus_area_enclave) : Episode VI’s Victory Celebration Shadowlands (mus_area_shadow) : Dromund Kaas, The Seat of Power Korriban academy (mus_area_valsith) : Treachery, the Sith Inquisitor Korriban fight (mus_bat_valsith) : Deception, the Sith Warrior Star forge (mus_area_sforge) : Balmorra, The Forge Bastila (mus_theme_bast, love) Theme : Bastila Shan and Revan Love Theme | CINEMATIC VERSION from Samuel Kim Carth (mus_theme_carth, republic army) Theme : Hope, the Republic Trooper Main screen Theme (mus_theme_cult) : Clash of Destiny Epic Version from Samuel Kim Czerka Theme (mus_theme_czerka) : Villainy, the Imperial Agent Malak Theme (mus_theme_malak) : Star Wars: Duel of The Fates | EPIC VERSION from Samuel Kim Republic Theme (mus_theme_rep) : Bravado, the Smuggler First, thanks to Shem for his ultimate sound mod (which I recommend downloading first, then my mod) But even more to JCarter for his amazing SithCodec which I obviously used for my mod. Other than that, big thanks to all people who contributed to making this game, these musics, and to the Deadlystream people that make modders and the community's life much easier. Thanks to all of the people who download this mod, and to the Kotor community in general. -
1 pointYes. Just remember that if you install the other mod first and then my mod second, that you should overwrite any duplicate files. If you install my mod first then the other mod second, do not overwrite any duplicate files. Unless you personally prefer the other mod's textures over mine. In that case you can pick and choose which files you would like to keep. Just keep in mind that using other textures with my models may yield some less than perfect results (in a case by case basis) since they may not be as finely tuned to any uvw fixes that I have done.
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Version 1.02
1,218 downloads
Delayed Nar Shaddaa Main Quest Delays the main quest on Nar Shaddaa, giving you the freedom to complete other quests you might want to do first. Talk to Kaalah-Nah in the Entertainment Promenade about your standing with the Exchange when you're ready. To prevent softlocks Kaalah-Nah's fee was lowered, there's an option to change it back. Let me know if you encounter any problems. Possible questions you might have Q: Is this mod safe to install mid-playthrough? A: It's generally not recommended. As far as I know it is, I tested it and the mod works, and I completed the game on that save without issues. Make sure that on your savefile the message from Visquis has not happened, and you also have not paid Kaalah-Nah 2000 credits to make the exchange like or hate you. Q: I already triggered the cutscene with the message from Visquis, does this let me return to the ship and delay the quest that way? A: No. Use a save where the cutscene hasn't happened yet, and where you haven't paid Kaalah before. Q: I haven't triggered Visquis' message yet, but I already paid Kaalah-Nah. I don't have a save before doing that. Should I install the mod now? A: Short answer: No. If you're desperate: You can install the mod, the quest will never trigger until you use the savegame editor. Go to Globals>Numerics and change 300_NAR_Exchange_Gap to 51 or higher for it to trigger. I THINK there should be no major issues doing this but doing this is not recommended or supported. -
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Version 8.1
16,274 downloads
DEFAULT REPLACEMENT HILTS MEGAPACK 8.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- by Kaidon Jorn This mod will replace the default lightsaber hilt models in KotOR 2:The Sith Lords. Should be compatible with TSLRCM 1.8.4 and beyond. This version omits the animated blade textures from the main mod but they are still offered as an option (copy and pate tga's and txi's into Override and let overwrite if necessary). It also comes with a new(er) model for the cyan double-bladed hilt, and alot of the icons have been remade. Other than that, I changed every hilt texture's name and hex edited them into the original models. Also, this mod is now set to replace file on every installation. This should be the last one I need to do, but you never know. -KJ Permissions: You may not redistribute files contained herein and you may not use these files in your own mod without my consent. -
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6,290 downloads
JUHANI THE CATLIKE CATHAR for K1 a Quanon, RedRob41, jonathan7 production ================================================================ Description: This mod changes Juhani the Cathar to have a more cat like face. The head model has been modified to give her mouth, nose and ears a more pleasing shape. There are seven different skin color variations, including standard yellow (similar to her default look), Siberian white tiger (based on idea by Redhawke), cheetah, lioness, tigress, black panther, and a blue one similar to (but more cat-like than) a Na'vi from the movie Avatar. This mod will change her face, underwear (it's really just fur), normal clothes, second set of clothes, and all icons and portraits. This mod also includes two new double bladed lightsabers and two sets of clothes for Juhani. The clothing (Juhani's Predatory Stealth Mesh) can only be worn by Juhani, since it requires Force Camouflage feat. The other clothing (Juhani's Light Armor) is just a uti file that adds some stats, but they will look the same as her basic clothes. ================================================================ Credits: Jonathan7: - the idea: http://www.lucasforums.com/showthread.php?t=199748&page=2 - cheetah and lioness face textures Quanon: - w_dblsbr_063 & w_dblsbr_064 models, textures, icons, uti - P_JuhaniBB63.tga (clothing areas) & uti RedRob41: - P_JuhaniH head model, textures (yellow, Siberian [inspired by Redhawke], Na'vi blue, Tigress, Panther) - fixes for cheetah and lioness textures face, neck & hairline to match uvw map seams - portraits: PO_pjuhani, PO_pjuhani2 & po_pjuhani3 - P_JuhaniBA01 fur underwear textures (all seven) - P_JuhaniBB body model (slight edit on back flap), BB01.tga textures (all seven) - P_JuhaniBB63.tga (skin and fishnet areas) - ia_cloths_063 & 62 icon textures - w_dblsbr_063 & w_dblsbr_064 uvw map fixes, compact (re-pack) the textures - TSLPatcher setup Thanks to Zhaboka for grammar tips on the item descriptions. ================================================================ -
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33,986 downloads
Original Review on Filefront: As promised, the KotOR II version of Shem's Realistic Visual Effects mod is up! Because I'm lazy, I'll quote parts of the KotOR I review... All those nasty visual effects are gone with this mod. There are too many to count, and you'll probably want to see for yourself anyway, but here are the basics: As far as I can tell, this mod is identical to the KotOR I version, because in essence there weren't more annoying visuals in KotOR II, just more of the same. For those of you who are as annoyed by the special effects as I am, this mod is just for you! Also, it should come in handy for those fan film makers out there. Enjoy! The mod does use the TSL Patcher, of course, since this is a major edit of the visualeffects.2da file. But you'll need WinRAR or 7Zip to extract the files in the first place. NOTE: Please leave comments/feedback for the author, especially if you download and use this mod; usually it's the only reward modders receive for their efforts. ~JC -
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Version 1.0.0
1,405 downloads
Out of all the amazing texture packs out there, I still haven't found one that covered the ritual sphere for Freedon Nadd's tomb. By default it is a very low quality texture, and in my opinion looks pretty ugly because of it. This texture replaces it for a looping image of clouds that emit from the center of the sphere and move upwards, there is thunder inside the clouds to match the electricity that constantly comes out of the ritual sphere. Another thing that has always bothered me is the water. Freedon Nadd's tomb default water texture does have an animated bump map, and reflections. However, I feel like the effect is ruined by an ugly, overly saturated, and static blue image, which feels completely out of place within Freedon Nadd's tomb. Other areas within TSL implemented water much better in my opinion, so I modified the water in the tomb to better match those. The new water animates and reflects properly. It just doesn't look like there is a static blue drawing of water in the middle of it. I've kept both in separate folders in case you only want to install one or the other. -To Install simply drag the contents of the folders you want into your Override folder. -To Uninstall, remove those files from your Override folder. -
1 pointI know it's been said that Nihilis and the Exile were designed to be mirror opposites of eachother, but I personally think it goes deeper to the point that Nihilis and the Exile had the exact same connectivity to their fellow soldiers and jedi. So, while the Exile dealt with the trauma of the Mass Shadow Generator by cutting themselves off, Nihilis used it to survive the detonation and possible exposure to the vacuum of space. The Exile is also the one answer to Nihilis' endless hunger as it is impossible to absorb something that is no longer there or more accurately something that has effectively become its antimatter. So if one subscribes to the Unifying Force theory, it had a hand in creating Nihilis, but also created the Exile to cancel him out. (also as an aside, it'd have been pretty awesome to see the Exile use a visual effect when they defeat Nihilis like an accretion disk from a Black Hole that envelops then annihliates him until his empty mask lands on the ground where he once stood) I can understand why Kreia was so adamant about destroying the Force, but it makes me wonder if it might have found some way to stop her anyway. (Though I guess technically it does since the player can't actually agree to go through with her plan)
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Version 1.03
941 downloads
These textures attempt a more realistic style while also adding effects that I don't see altered very often such as Poison. There are several iterations of major textures such as fire and lightning. Lightning has been given multiple colors for those who that matters to. Several of the new textures are large, though nothing over 2k. I may release an alternate version with lower image sizes for lower end PCs and Laptops. Currently none of these textures are animated, but that could change in the future. --------------------------------------- Screens have been added for most textures. Personal preference: Don't use my default fire. The alternate textures are eons better. -
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Version v1
857 downloads
This is not really a mod, but more of a modder's resource. It includes textures for the basic Combat Suit PFBC and PMBC, as well as icons and uti files to make them wearable. Anyone who has created a story mod for either game can use these suits to add some variety to the NPCs that the player interacts with. I have also included models in which I have fixed the uvw maps, so that the textures appear correctly (the original models had some polygons in the wrong places). The new models should work with any other texture mods, since they work perfectly with the in-game ones. The armour class is the same as the basic Combat Suit, so there isn't any real advantage to wearing them as a player. The real power of these files, is that a modder can create a whole army with both male and female members (and using any head model for NPC variety). Please feel free to use these files in your own mods. I'm giving my permission now, up front. All I ask is that you mention me in your own read-me. I also ask that the files remain unchanged, so that anyone who uses them will not have to worry about incompatibility. ================================================================ Includes Combat Suits for: Republic, Sith, Czerka, T.S.F., Corellian, Exchange, Black Vulkar (Orange or Blue) ================================================================ Directions: Please copy all relevant files to Override directory of whichever game you wish to use them in. I have separated them into six directories. Common files: The textures were made from original textures that appear in both games, so there is no issue of porting. >Optional Shiny Metal: These texture.tga files & PFBC01.txi & PMBC01.txi are so that parts of the armours will shine with CM_Baremetal (The downside is that the K1 "Light Exoskeleton" & TSL "Electromesh Suit" will also have a shiny metal effect rather than the original CM_Bright glow). K1 model uvw fixes: These aren't neccessary, but the new textures will look much better with them. If you have other mods that change the models, you might prefer to use those ones. Check them out to be sure which you'd prefer. K1 uti files: These are neccessary in order to wear the armours in-game. The name of the uti file is what you would use to cheat them in with the cheat console, examle: giveitem g_a_class4042 will give your player the Republic Combat suit. TSL model uvw fixes: These aren't neccessary, but the new textures will look much better with them. If you have other mods that change the models, you might prefer to use those ones. Check them out to be sure which you'd prefer. The biggest change is to Bao Dur's because the panel on the back was originally mirrored. TSL uti files: These are neccessary in order to wear the armours in-game. The name of the uti file is what you would use to cheat them in with the cheat console, examle: giveitem a_light_42 will give your player the Republic Combat suit. -
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1 pointHis original and my new implants are applied through hides, it's what the creatures of Kotor have to apply damage and defence properties. Lightsaber and Force Forms by Darth InSidious also applies the bonuses through hides also.
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Version v0.7.1
512 downloads
Translate an entire mod or KOTOR install to 80 languages using Google Translate! This is a very powerful tool that can modify TLK strings and CExoLocStrings in GFFs in bulk quickly. Simply follow the prompts, point it to the GFF/TLK/Kotor directory/whatever and have it automatically translated to the language of your choice! This tool can also create those bitmap 'font packs' that users have been using to play the game in non-released languages (Many thanks to Drazgar and DarthParametric for providing the insight into the TXI files). This means the in game text will show the correct characters when playing the game. How to use: Simply run the executable. It'll ask you many things. There are 3 actions you can do with this: Set all dialog unskippable sets all dialog found in dlgs, at the chosen path, to unskippable. Includes every node. Not recommended lol Translate Will translate All CExoLocStrings (localized strings) and TLK entries at the path to the language(s) of your choice Create Fonts Will create fonts of the chosen languages to your current directory in a folder named after the language. Just drag and drop these files to your Override folder once it completes. If you point PATH1 to a KOTOR install, it will ONLY patch the Override folder, the Modules folder, the rims folder (if exists), and the dialog.tlk file. This was a design choice to improve how long the patcher takes to finish. This includes any subfolders within the aforementioned folder names. The patched files will be in the same directory as the original files with the appended language suffixed to the end of the file. For example, 'dialog_de.tlk'. You will need to rename them as their original filenames to activate them. Supported filetypes/formats: TalkTable files (TLK) Any GFF file (DLG, UTC, etc) TGA/TXI (non-translateable obviously) Any capsule (ERF, MOD, etc) DBCS languages such as Japanese/Korean/Chinese are not currently supported. This program is in beta. Please report any bugs you encounter. Source code: https://github.com/NickHugi/PyKotor/tree/master/Tools/BatchPatcher Credit: @Cortisol for creating the PyKotor library @DarthParametric for extensive testing and feature recommendations. @Drazgar for providing a ton of knowledge in regard to the TXI/TGA font packs The project would not be possible without these awesome modders. K1-translated dialog files: dialog_es.tlkdialog_sq.tlk dialog_af.tlk dialog_ar.tlk dialog_ay.tlkdialog_cs.tlkdialog_corsican.tlkdialog_chichewa.tlkdialog_catalan.tlkdialog_bulgarian.tlkdialog_belarusian.tlkdialog_basque.tlkdialog_azerbaijani.tlkdialog_aymara.tlkdialog_arabic.tlkdialog_albanian.tlkdialog_afrikaans.tlkdialog_da.tlk -
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Version 2.1.2
57 downloads
I'm working on fixing/updating a few areas with lighting issues. This first one is the Peragus force cage room where encounter Atton. The room is way too bright so I reworked the light sources and rebaked the lightmaps, using blender. The goal of this project is not to redo the lighting of the entire game. That would force me to touch every model and be a modding compatibility nightmare. I want to just target areas that stand out or look really bad. Feel free to suggest areas. Current Areas: - Peragus force cage room - Ebon Hawk Medical Room -
0 pointsYou will need the KOTOR Blender plugin. I used the 3.3 LTS version of blender but it looks like it has now been updated to newer versions. I still recommend using a LTS version. First you need to switch to the lightmap UV. If you don't, the lightmap will be baked on top of the diffuse texture. You can find this under UV Maps in each meshes Object Data Properties. Select each mesh and click UVMap_lm. Yes, it is tedious but it's required. To bake the lightmaps with the plugin, click the KotOR menu -> Lightmaps -> Bake(Auto). You should click an empty space, first, to make sure no meshes are selected. If meshes are selected it will only bake for what is selected. At this point you may notice the lighting looks bad. The UVs need to be unwrapped and some lightmaps will need to be resized to a higher resolution. This is optional but it helps me keep it organized. Look through the list of meshes and see which ones have lightmaps. I then rename the meshes to start with the lightmap name (lm0_Object19,lm1_Box01, lm9_mesh456,...). When unwrapping the UVs this makes it easy to select all meshes that share a lightmap, which you may be doing multiple times. There's 3 ways to unwrap the lightmap UVs. Each has different advantages and disadvantages. The best to use will depend on each group of meshes, sharing a lightmap. 1) Lightmap Pack (Most efficient) - This one will work for most but sometimes the triangles of a face get separated, creating an ugly seam. 2) Unwrap (Medium efficient) - Keeps the basic shape of faces the same bust doesn't pack as efficiently. This one requires you to select all(a key) UVs first or nothing happens. 3) Smart UV Project (Least efficient) - This one maintains the shape of faces perfectly but each UV takes up a lot of space. May require you to increase the lightmap resolution really high to look good (1024x1024 or more). While in the layout workspace, select all meshes that share a lightmap. Then switch to the UV Editing workspace. All meshes need to be selected in the 3D view, for the UVs to show in the UV editor. Then select one of the unwrap types in UV -> Unwrap. Remember, if doing regular unwrap, selecting all UVs is first required. Now, go back to the Layout workspace and bake the lightmaps. Some lightmaps may have weird artifacts or look low res. You can compensate for that by resizing the lightmap texture. Go to the UV Editing workspace and select the lightmap to edit. Then Image -> Resize. I try not to resize higher than 512x512 and I keep less detailed meshes between 16 and 128. The larger the texture size, the more memory it takes in game and the longer it takes to bake. Then go back to Layout workspace and bake again. To save the lightmap texture, go to UV Editing layout then Image -> Save As. You will need to do this for each lightmap once and make sure you choose TGA when saving. After, you can use Save All Images. I haven't even touched on lighting but here's a few tips: - Under World Properties, the surface color will affect your lighting a lot. I prefer to just remove the surface(or make it darker) and it gives me more control over the lighting. - Point lights fill the room with a lot of ambient light. If you want more control over the shadows use spot lights. - The game engine will add even more lighting on top of the scene. You can control this in the light's Object Properties -> KotOR Model Node -> Light
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Version 1.1
717 downloads
=TSL Twi'lek Male NPC Diversity= A KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC II: THE SITH LORDS MODIFICATION AUTHOR: Leilukin FILE NAME: TSL Twi'lek Male NPC Diversity.7z LATEST VERSION: 1.1 CONTACT: E-mail to contact@leilukin.com, or message to Leilukin on Deadly Stream 1. DESCRIPTION: This mod aim to diversify the appearances of Twi'lek male NPCs in KotOR 2: TSL, by giving the named Twi'lek male NPCs different looks to set them apart. Compared to KotOR 1, Twi'lek NPCs in TSL have more variety in appearances, but some Twi'lek NPCs reuse the same looks from KotOR 1. Therefore, this mod intends to make the named Twi'lek male NPCs look unique. The Twi'lek male NPCs affected by this mod include: Harra, a Czerka officer in the Citadel Station's Residential 082 East module on Telos Ahrnell, a mercenary in the Crystal Cave on Dantooine Lupo Shar, owner of the swoop race gallery on Nar Shaddaa Keh'Vehn, a refugee in the Refugee Quad on Nar Shaddaa The unique appearances of these NPCs are created by utilizing the assets from Ashton Scorpius' Better Twi'lek Male Heads for K1 Enhancement Pack modder's resource, which is based on the Twi'lek NPC assets from SpaceAlex's K1 Enhancement Pack, which has been released as a modder's resource. Ashton Scorpius' TSL Better Twi'lek Male Heads mod is not required for this mod to work, but I recommend installing Ashton's mod alongside this mod for visual consistency between the Twi'lek male NPC heads. For the best experience with this mod, it is recommended to load a save before visiting Telos for the first time. 2. INSTALLATION: Extract the TSL Twi'lek Male NPC Diversity.7z archive you downloaded to anywhere you like, as long as it is not within the KotOR 2 directory. Run Install.exe, point the installer to your KotOR 2 directory, where swkotor2.exe is located, and let the installer do its job. I also provide upscaled head textures for the Twi'lek male NPCs as an optional installation. After installing the main part of this mod, go to the "Optional - Upscaled Textures" folder, drop the files into the Override folder in your KotOR 2 directory and overwrite files when prompted. If you prefer the Twi'lek men's original "blubber" necks, or you choose to install Option B of Ashton Scorpius' TSL Better Twi'lek Male Heads, after installing the main part of this mod, go to the "Optional - Original Necks" folder, drop the files into the Override folder in your directory and overwrite files when prompted. When you install this mod, two new folders named "backup" and “uninstall” will be created by the installer in the same folder as the installer. Do not delete the folders or any of the files within the folder if you are planning on uninstalling this mod. ***IMPORTANT NOTE FOR STEAM USERS:*** I DO NOT recommend using the Steam Workshop if you want to use this mod. Steam Workshop is frankly a mod compatibility nightmare, and I recommend reading this post on why Steam Workshop is NOT recommended for modding KotOR 2. 3. UNINSTALLATION: Run Install.exe and select your KotOR 2 directory where you installed this mod. From the “Tools” drop-down menu, select “Uninstall Mod / Restore Backup”, then confirm to uninstall the mod. 4. KNOWN ISSUES: None currently known. If you find any bugs or problems, please let me know. 5. MOD COMPATIBILITY: This mod is not compatible with any other mods that modify or change the heads of the Twi'lek male NPCs affected by this mod (see the Description section above for a full list of the NPCs). This mod does not replace any vanilla Twi'lek textures and models, so this mod is compatible with mods that retexture or remodel vanilla Twi'leks. This mod is compatible with The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM). Make sure you install this mod after TSLRCM. 6. PERMISSION: Since this mod utilizes assets from Ashton Scorpius' Better Twi'lek Male Heads for K1EP modder's resource, per Ashton's terms in the modder's resource, do not use assets from this mod without receiving Ashton's permission first. I do not use nor support Steam Workshop, so I do not want any of my mods to be uploaded to Steam Workshop. 7. CREDITS: SpaceAlex for the K1 Enhancement Pack modder's resource Ashton Scorpius for creating the Better Twi'lek Male Heads for K1EP modder's resource and giving me the permission to use it Cortisol for Holocron Toolset bead-v for MDLedit ndix UR for tpcview Cortisol and th3w1zard1 for HoloPatcher THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE THIS FILE AT YOUR OWN RISK AND NEITHER THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES NOR THE AUTHOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE.