DarthParametric

For TSL, the widescreen patcher doesn't patch the forced cutscene res, unlike the K1 patcher does. If you hex edit these offsets in the TSL EXE then the game will not try to reset the resolution when playing vids, instead it will play them at whatever resolution the game is set to. Thus there is no need to resize the videos themselves. Details are in this thread - http://deadlystream.com/forum/topic/4631-how-to-force-kotor-i-iis-bik-movies-to-play-in-any-resolution/

It's already its own texture, as are the "eyes" and the logic display (thing with patterns of dots). There's no real limitation at play, it's a conscious choice based on what you see in the Original Trilogy.

The processor state indicator? I just went with a slow 3 frame animation. You can see it in the video several posts back - http://deadlystream.com/forum/topic/5407-dps-droid-foundry-v20/?p=57483

Sketchfab allows you to upload 3D models which are then rendered in a web-based 3D viewer, allowing people to rotate, zoom in/out, etc. It seems like it could be a better way to show off WIPs rather than just static images alone. They allow 3rd party embedding and offer some suggestions for forum plugins. For Invision Power Board it would seem this is what they suggest - https://github.com/sketchfab/ckeditor-plugin/tree/master/examples/ipb-3.2.0 There's also this - https://sketchfab.com/developers/oembed

I've uploaded the T7 model to Sketchfab to allow people a closer look. https://sketchfab.com/models/4ec04c316c1d49668f437ba3b4d8c71f These aren't the full res textures, so there's a bit of blurriness.

You don't need to upscale the videos if you are hex editing the exe.

It the vanilla Taris Upper City Cantina module the onenter script - k_ptar_a02ae_en - has this bit at the end: oAreaObject = GetFirstObjectInArea(OBJECT_INVALID, 64); while (GetIsObjectValid(oAreaObject)) { if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_pazplayer")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(206, 1.0, 0.0)); } if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_sitter")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(204, 1.0, 0.0)); } if ((GetTag(oAreaObject) == "ptar_drinker")) { AssignCommand(oAreaObject, ActionPlayAnimation(205, 1.0, 0.0)); } oAreaObject = GetNextObjectInArea(OBJECT_INVALID, 64); }

Ah, yeah the gimped hand holders. Every model in the game has that problem. You'll just have to deal with it.

Looks like it is m36_ehawk01. It's TXI is envmaptexture CM_LZA03a. Interestingly it would appear to have a normal map, m36_EHawk01b, that is unused.

It's the same problem the player master robes have - the extended sleeve clips with many weapons during various animations. There's no fix without either extensive editing of the animations (i.e. never going to happen) or resizing and reweighting the sleeves on all relevant models.

I would recommend you test this ideally with a new game, but at the very least starting from a save before you enter a given area for the first time.

You never want to touch the data files of an installer. Just run the EXE and let it do the work. The readme will tell you if you need to do anything else.

I did a test install of it. The only warning I got was Warning: Unable to copy file "fs_lvl_sas_01.uti", file does not exist!Which does appear to be the case. It isn't present in the archive. I also note that your four 2DA row edits all appear to be the same. The "vanilla" 2DA included in tslpatchdata is actually your modified one, so it's impossible to tell (as I doubt anyone has a pre-existing copy in their override). If you put a copy of the vanilla 2DA in the Override first, it only edits the first row. You need to amend the RowIndex values in config.ini. I would guess diegodb's extensive errors were probably a result of manually moving the UTIs from the tslpatchdata folder.

Start in the tutorial section - http://deadlystream.com/forum/forum/25-tutorials/ I haven't used it myself, but you may want to look at this tool by Fair Strides - http://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/767-kotor-toolset/ There's also this tool by FS which should automate some of the process of cloning an existing module, if that's what you want to do - http://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/518-modhex/

Of course, my mistake. Naturally then head variant 5, conehead, would be C0-N3: Once again, still haven't figured out what to do with the inset panels around the base of the head, so those are just a dark grey placeholder for now. So that's all the base textures for each variant done. Now I just need to add a couple of colour variants and then I can spend hours pulling my hair out trying to get them to look half-decent in-game. Edit: Since I am no longer restricted by the original animations, I figured I might as well expand on my addition of the rear wheel animations and tackle one of the things that has always annoyed me. Namely, the lack of a door on the probe arm bay. I had to leave it open when I originally designed the model to use the vanilla animations, but no longer! Although I probably should have made this decision before doing all the bloody textures..... Edit 2: I've added the probe bay door animations: The rear wheel animations need some tweaking (and I think I missed one). I used TCB rotation, which was a mistake in hindsight as it made a real mess of the interpolation between keyframes. It might be simpler to re-do it from scratch rather than try to clean up the existing anims. I'm also half-tempted to actually add a proper manipulator arm like R2 has on the lefthand side, seeing as the existing "probe" is basically a welding torch. Not sure he should be poking that everywhere. But I think I will desist for now. Maybe that's a project for the future. Edit 3: Of course naturally I can't help myself... Order now for a complimentary integrated data spike, for all your slicing and people stabbing needs:

Head variant 4. Domehead? I haven't figured out what to do with the inset panels on the head yet, so those are just grey placeholders for now. I also forgot to change the red paint on the rear wheel so ignore that. This one is intended to be more of a shiny metal one than the others. Not sure how that will work out in practice in-game though.

You could always use their official render farm company. Costs start at 1¢/Ghz-hr apparently (and I imagine your stuff would be minuscule compared to the average commercial project). I'm sure some of us could chip in few bucks to cover the cost. https://www.pixelplow.net/pricing/

8L-CK and D1-SC?

Here's head variant 3. Coinhead?

Here's the creatively named "head variant 2". Boxhead maybe? Also tweaking the in-game appearance of T7's textures: I still need to play with it a bit more. Trying to deal with Odyssey's terrible and limited cube map system always drives me mental.

Gelesi - http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Gelesi

This should be the order they appear in the game: I wonder what the portrait guy was thinking. Flipped a coin on what direction they faced and what background to use?