DarthParametric

Wouldn't make any difference, given that most of the non-author submitted mods were knowingly downloaded from here in the first place. Besides, it's arguably against the rules to submit a "mod" that is just a link to a website.

Plenty of people don't share that outlook, and see no problem with taking and redistributing stuff without permission or attribution. And some people are quite aggressively inclined to the "all things must be free and open" way of thinking.

You shouldn't be surprised, it's fairly common and in no way limited to Russian or other non-English sites. It's not something unique to modding either. Many people consider anything on the internet to be fair game to do with what they will, with no strings attached. And as evidenced in the thread, there are plenty of people in the modding community that support that notion, or milder variations of it.

The model has to be specified in one of the model columns of appearance.2da, replacing the existing model, as I said before. I would suggest replacing modelb is the only practical option, as that will have the least detrimental effect on anything else (only generic clothing items use that model type). You'll need to look up tutorials about 2DA editing and it would also be advisable to learn how to use TSLPatcher for compatibility, given that appearance.2da is modified by a gazillion other mods. This is probably a good place to start - http://www.lucasforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=596

Yes, unused, but still there. As I said, the commoner clothing model (N_CommM/N_CommF) is used instead in the "modelb" column in TSL's appearance.2da. I seem to recall there was already a mod that restored it instead of the commoner clothing.

The way that K1/TSL work is pretty limiting in that all variants of a specific class of armour/robe share a single model. If you change the model then all variants will have to use that model, not just the one specific item you want to use.

The models and textures are still in TSL. You don't need to do any of that (and you'll likely get a tongue lashing discussing porting content between the games). You'll need to do an appearance.2da edit, as for TSL it points to the commoner clothes instead of those class models used in K1.

Judging by the picture, all he did was expand the core in the blade texture. Not a very complex mod, as the blade textures are just a circular gradient of the appropriate colour with a white center.

Someone that uses Bitdefender should submit a false-positive report to the company so they can add it to their whitelist. Looks like they have a general submission page as well, might be worth you doing it Fair Strides: http://www.bitdefender.com/site/Main/automaticSampleUploader/

See that tiny little red rectangle in the bottom right corner of I_VerpHBnd? That's the visor.

As I said in a previous post, I did look into various audio filters to get that sort of muffled, mechanical sound Kel Dor seem to have. I think it should be feasible. I was practising with some of Grenn's TSL dialogue as it always annoyed me that not only does he use the same voice actor as Davik from K1, but seemingly uses the same head model as well. Not sure if that was just laziness or meant as an in-joke. Regardless, he seems like a prime candidate for a head transplant. As to Sith Purebloods, I have enough on my plate currently with two Nautolans, a Kel Dor, and a cyborg head to finish. Once that lot is out of the way, maybe I'll consider it. I would be interested to see how the tendrils would look as dangly meshes/AuroraFlex, like they use for some bits of hair.

You just need to change the variation used in the UTI to whatever variation ID the models use.

That's some mighty fine quadruple posting, son. The outfit wouldn't be overly difficult to replicate as a reskin from one of the existing armour models, but the helmet would require a new model. Would probably have clipping issues with hair for PCs though, given the way KOTOR helmets work. Edit: PMBF would be the best bet for the leg pouches, but PMBE might be better for the flatter chest. You could merge the two for the Republic soldier custom APR rows, but that would be out for player use (unless you want to replace one of those models and retexture all the variants).

I don't have any eyelids on the Nautolans. They weren't originally supposed to have any canonically, but I think there was some Clone Wars episode where they added them. I noticed when talking to an NPC in SWTOR that their models do have them. My eyeballs are static, as are the SWTOR ones. In both cases, I think the bone offsets would be problematic, given the fairly substantial differences in facial structure. The same probably goes for eyebrow movements. Mouth/lip movement should be ok though, as I purposely left that area the same as the original base head. Edit: Here's a comparison. The male's brows aren't too bad, but the female's are way up in the hairline. For the Kel Dor, eyes/lids obviously aren't required. I think the brows might be OK, as they aren't significantly higher than the base human. Not really sure what the best approach for the mouth area might be. A little bit of breath mask movement while talking might be desirable for NPCs, but I'd prefer the shape of the mask itself to remain fairly rigid. Maybe add a bit of jawbone influence perhaps? As to UV seams, yeah, there are hard edges there by necessity to prevent MDLOps trying to stitch together shared edges. I've tried to mask it as best as I can though, running seams in areas mostly out of sight. The ones I was most worried about were where the Nautolan head tails join the face, but in-game that actually doesn't seem particularly egregious, somewhat to my own surprise. Edit 2: Redid the female Nautolan's weights again. I'd previously tried a bit of dangly mesh/AuroraFlex action, but that didn't turn out too hot. I think the head tails may need a few more loops, there is a bit of nasty distortion in places with certain extreme head movements. Face seems like it is pretty reasonable though, at least for the PC. Might need to try it with an NPC and see how that looks when talking.

Ah sorry. I have all the archives extracted specifically to avoid having to deal with trying to find stuff like that, so I just made an assumption from a quick glance in Kotor Tool. Maybe stuff being spread around like that is why Obsidian just dumped all the models into a single archive for TSL.

Just look for trailing S, M, or L on the model names. For example, PMBAS, PMBAM, PMBAL are the three male underwear models. They should all be in Player.BIF.

It's already a helmet/mask item. That was the only way to use a separate texture for it. It's already scripted to be equipped while in the kolto tank on Peragus, so the game proper is fine. It's just getting the appearance in the prologue/tutorial to work properly that is a pain in the ass.

A disguise overrides any equipped items. Like using the sandpeople disguise in K1. That's why I decided to try replacing it altogether. I'm wondering now if a better idea might be to make my own dummy full body appearance and force the original to use that as a disguise. Probably quicker to knock that together than continuing to beat my head against this.

The 2DA says M. I haven't checked all the models, but the male BA/underwear model at least is indeed in the middle height-wise, 1.55m at the top of the neck versus 1.51m and 1.60m for the small and large, respectively. Interestingly the height column for all entries, in both K1 and TSL, is 1.6m, so I'm not sure what that actually does.

Was there ever a mod that added the body sizes back in?

I had a peek at the source for the WhereAmI armband and used some of that to print out the position: object oOrigDummy = GetObjectByTag("MEDBAY_PC", 0); vector MedPCPos = GetPosition(oOrigDummy); string X_Coordinate = FloatToString(MedPCPos.x, 5, 5); string Y_Coordinate = FloatToString(MedPCPos.y, 5, 5); string Z_Coordinate = FloatToString(MedPCPos.z, 5, 5); string DummyPos ="> " + X_Coordinate + "> " + Y_Coordinate + "> " + Z_Coordinate; Then just used SendMessageToPC(oPC, DummyPos)I already knew from my various experiments that the orientation was 270°, so didn't bother getting that as well. Unfortunately, that didn't really help. Altering the position even a little just ends up forcing him onto the floor beside the bed again.

Yeah I tried grabbing the position of the MEDBAY_PC dummy, but it's the same position as the invisible marker (which makes sense). The original dummy UTC is set to one of the Asian female player appearances and then the script applies a disguise using whatever appearance the player chose. I can't see any reason why my UTC should be different. All character models should have their origin at the feet, notionally. I also tried switching the UTC to other appearances, like Vrook, Atton, etc., and it still does the same thing. If I could get the script to print that position to the log, perhaps I could then try manually specifing it again with a slightly offset value. Thanks for the tip on shortening the script. I have no clue about scripting, so had to cobble these together by looking at the originals and taking relevant bits and pieces from various script advice posts at LucasForums over the last decade.

No doubt, although it wouldn't have been that big a deal to scale the robe models, it's not like they'd need to remodel them from scratch or anything. And they kept all the K1 models, as I said, although it seems like the BA (naked/underwear) models have unique UVs and they didn't include the L and S textures for those. But they did keep the BB models and textures (scoundrel/scout/soldier outfits), despite them apparently not being used (TSL uses the N_Comm/N_CommF commoner models instead). Again, just seems odd to me. Might play around and put them back, see what happens.

Has anyone noticed that while K1 uses three different size body models, small, medium, large, that TSL doesn't? It still has the 3 S/M/L entries for them in appearance.2da and still has all the models from K1 with 3 sizes for each variation, but appearance.2da just points to the medium models for everything. The new robe models Obsidian added for TSL only come in the medium size though, so perhaps that's why. Still, seems odd. It would be an easy edit to re-enable them, although I imagine that might screw up some cutscene/conversation camera framing.

So I figured out part of my problem with not being able to equip the headgear to unconcious PC in the tutorial, in that it's actually a UTC of a female with a disguise applied to it by the OnEnter script, set to whatever the appearance ID of the player is. I figured I could just delete that one altogether and spawn in my own creature without a disguise that would have the headgear equipped, but again I have hit a roadblock. I can delete the original dummy player and spawn in my own, but it won't show the headgear regardless of being equipped in the UTC or even if I try to force it via the script. It's also being stubborn with positioning. If I try and use the hook that the original uses, "InvisibleLocationMarker", my guy ends too far up the bed, so his head and upper torso clip through the wall. If I try and use a manual position, it seems to ignore height and won't raise him off the ground. Here's the script I have so far (using a manual position): void main() { object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oOrigDummy = GetObjectByTag("MEDBAY_PC"); vector vLobotVec = Vector (43.0, 36.0, 1.5); location lLobot = Location(vLobotVec, 270.0); if(GetAppearanceType(oOrigDummy) == #2DAMEMORY2#) { DestroyObject(GetObjectByTag("MEDBAY_PC")); object oC_MedbayLobot = GetObjectByTag("DP_Medbay_Dummy", 0); if ((!GetIsObjectValid(oC_MedbayLobot))) { oC_MedbayLobot = CreateObject(1, "DP_MedbayLobot", lLobot); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionPlayAnimation(30, 1.0, (-1.0))); } object oDPCyborg1 = CreateItemOnObject("a_helmet_179", oC_MedbayLobot, 1, 1); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionEquipItem(oDPCyborg1, INVENTORY_SLOT_HEAD, TRUE)); } else if(GetAppearanceType(oOrigDummy) == #2DAMEMORY3#) { DestroyObject(GetObjectByTag("MEDBAY_PC")); object oC_MedbayLobot = GetObjectByTag("DP_Medbay_Dummy", 0); if ((!GetIsObjectValid(oC_MedbayLobot))) { oC_MedbayLobot = CreateObject(1, "DP_MedbayLobot", lLobot); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionPlayAnimation(30, 1.0, (-1.0))); } object oDPCyborg1 = CreateItemOnObject("a_helmet_179", oC_MedbayLobot, 1, 1); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionEquipItem(oDPCyborg1, INVENTORY_SLOT_HEAD, TRUE)); } else if(GetAppearanceType(oOrigDummy) == #2DAMEMORY4#) { DestroyObject(GetObjectByTag("MEDBAY_PC")); object oC_MedbayLobot = GetObjectByTag("DP_Medbay_Dummy", 0); if ((!GetIsObjectValid(oC_MedbayLobot))) { oC_MedbayLobot = CreateObject(1, "DP_MedbayLobot", lLobot); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionPlayAnimation(30, 1.0, (-1.0))); } object oDPCyborg1 = CreateItemOnObject("a_helmet_179", oC_MedbayLobot, 1, 1); AssignCommand(oC_MedbayLobot, ActionEquipItem(oDPCyborg1, INVENTORY_SLOT_HEAD, TRUE)); } else { string cmMessage = "FAILED OR NOT DETECTED"; SendMessageToPC(oPC, cmMessage); } } Edit: OK, solved the first issue of the headgear not equiping on the new creature. I forgot it was restricted to the PC only. Whoops. Removing that property allows it to show up, so that was an easy fix. Still stuck with the positioning issue though: