DarthParametric

Nah, it's inevitable, it's just a case of being patient. It's likely not going to be doable via a website though, since most Western companies are going to be scared about legal ramifications. But eventually there will be better open source tools that will let you do it locally. The only question is how long it's going to take. Might be six months, might be six years.

Your game is officially broken. Delete it and start again from a clean install. This time do not use incompatible mods together.

Certain cutscenes use custom stunt animations, yes. For example, the Light Side ending ceremony.

You should never convert models to ASCII with KTool full-stop. It uses the ancient, broken version of MDLOps. Just extract all the MDL/MDXs in one go rather than trying to do them individually. There's a button for "extract entire BIF sub-type" that will dump the selected category. As to your other questions: All KOTOR anims are 30fps. You can see some "human-friendly" names in TSL's animations.2da, but K1 lacks a similar column. But you can decipher the combat animations using this guide by JC. Odyssey doesn't use bones in the modern sense. It uses the oldschool approach of meshes as bones. Any animated mesh includes the bones in the model.

Why are you converting the models at all? KBlender loads binary models directly. The use of MDLEdit/MDLOps is only required when using KMax.

You might want to check the rules regarding porting first....

You should look at some vanilla scenes for examples of how to do things like this. You can find most of the source code for the game's scripts here. Also peruse nwscript.nss which holds all the script functions. In this case, you want the functions ActionPauseConversation and ActionResumeConversation. For example: void main() { ActionPauseConversation(); // Insert whatever commands you want for this node. DelayCommand(2.0, ActionResumeConversation()); } You can change the delay to any value you want, as long as it is a float not an integer (i.e. 2.0 not 2, 1.0 not 1, etc.).

Are the tags for the NPCs correct?

You changed them to two factions that aren't hostile to one another (STANDARD_FACTION_FRIENDLY_1 and STANDARD_FACTION_FRIENDLY_2). They won't automatically fight. You can try something like: DelayCommand(0.1, AssignCommand(oMook1, ActionAttack(oMook2))); If you want them to fight with no further input, change them to two factions that are hostile to each other but neutral to the player, like STANDARD_FACTION_PREDATOR and STANDARD_FACTION_PREY.

Then there's some issue with how your DLG is structured. You mentioned you used HT's editor. I would advise against this. HT is still very much a beta and prone to issues. Use DLGEditor instead. I would suggest that you ditch your existing DLG and recreate it from scratch in DLGEditor to ensure there are no underlying issues.

A DLG will automatically skip through empty reply nodes. A cutscene should only ever have text for entries, not replies.

The problem is likely that the module has been nuked by the special characters bug in the older version of TSLPatcher. So the starting conditional script no longer exists. This is not a K1CP issue. Something amongst whatever other mods you installed broke Tatooine and Korriban, and possibly a bunch of other planets. The only solution is to wipe the entire game, delete your saves, and start over with a clean install. And don't use any mod unless it has been vetted as working correctly.

You have no VO - either custom or generic alien gobbledygook - specified. Since there also aren't any delays specified, the lines skip instantly.

You could do whatever layout/form factor you wanted, that was just a quick and dirty mockup. The "drawers" were intended to be panels with buttons and so forth, I just didn't bother slapping a texture on it.

The change is simple enough, but I don't think you'd want to make it that giant. You'd be better off making that panel an array of smaller individual monitors, like the ones that surround the player when they wake up on Peragus. Say like 3 or 4 rows of 3 monitors wide (depending on what the actual aspect ratio of the panel is). It would also make sense to have some buttons and keypads on it, like real-world medical monitoring gear. You could have alternative versions in the regular Hawk that are switched with a room animation if you wanted them to be in off and on states. Edit: Something like this, for example.

Clearly 6, 7, or 8. Since simply opening the save in KSE does literally nothing, the problem was obviously user error.

There's provision to ask her about Griff in her return-to branches: Open your save in KSE. Check the Globals -> Numerics section. Find the value of Mis_MissionTalk.