DarthParametric

You need to send the entire folder of an individual save. For example, everything in saves\000051 - Game50. You'll need to archive it using something like 7-Zip, etc.

In TSL they expanded on script functionality, so it's certainly possible to have a generic script that parses a string in the DLG to set a global. However, I'm not sure I recall ever seeing something like that. I'm only aware of starting conditional checks, like so:

I don't see any references to it in either vanilla or TSLRCM scripts. The only "000_Hand" references I can see are to 000_Hand_Finale and 000_Handmaiden_Dead in 262TEL_Telos_Secret_Academy/a_kreatris. That's despite there being a bunch: 000_Hand_Angry 000_Hand_Atris_PC 000_Hand_Dad_Teach 000_Hand_Father 000_Hand_Finale 000_Hand_Love 000_Hand_Mom_PC 000_Hand_React_Evil 000_Hand_React_Good 000_Hand_Trial 000_Handmaiden_Dead 000_Handmaiden_Force 000_Handmaiden_Jedi

Right click on the source child node, Copy Node, right click on target parent node, Paste Node as Copy:

Yes, that's tk102's. FS just mirrored it here because the original host LucasForums/SWKnights went down.

You mean tk102's? I'm not aware of FS making any dialogue editor. DLGEditor can absolutely do node links.

Well I already did half of it for you (or anyone else interested).

Now throw some crud on it.

Yavin itself is also a billboard (albeit a dome-shaped one), just like the Yavin outside the window of the station in K1. Might be useful to someone if they wanted to swap it. /resources/art/fx/geometry/galaxy_map/texture/gal_map_yavin_dome.dds gal_map_yavin_dome.dds

There is not. I have posted about it previously (probably multiple years ago at this point), but TOR only has a simple billboard (a plane with an alpha-masked texture) of the station, not a model. It's just a little Easter egg as you fly past Yavin on your way to Yavin IV, you never actually visit it. /resources/art/fx/geometry/cinematics/texture/cine_billboard_yavin_station_01.dds cine_billboard_yavin_station_01.dds

Yeah, it's a bit of a squeeze, but it works:

Depends on whether mesh splits along UV seams happen in KMax or MDLEdit/MDLOps. If the latter, that might explain things. Either way, unless the counts are wildly different, I'd just put it down to differences in implementations.