DarthParametric

It's a problem on your end. The mouseover summary works perfectly fine for me with v1.9.2. It's not something K1CP would ever alter. Or could even if we wanted to I suspect.

You may want to consider adding a magfield barrier to the hangar entrance. Even though the movie doesn't show it, you can just handwave it as it being activated/deactivated before/after the movie. Check out the K1CP modifications to the Leviathan hangar bay for an example of it: https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/K1_Community_Patch/blob/master/tslpatchdata/m40ac_42a.mdl https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/K1_Community_Patch/blob/master/tslpatchdata/m40ac_42a.mdx

I literally linked to the source files. You don't need to decompile them. The source for every K1CP script is in the Github repo.

The problem is there is no way to know what the party was wearing prior to equipping the disguises, at least two modules previously. The game doesn't store that information, and there's no real practical way to implement doing so either unless you forcibly equip the disguises in a cutscene before entering the Sand People Territory. Even then, K1 is not really set up to store strings. There is a SetGlobalString function, but the nwscript.nss comments say it was not to be used without explicit permission from Preston Watamaniuk, so that sounds dicey. You could get around it by using a series of ints and SetGlobalNumber, but it would be kind of messy. So you either leave them in their underwear, you equip clothing, or you just equip random gear from the player's inventory (presumably the best available based on the character's class and skills). You could look at Bioware's k_inc_tat include function EquipBasicClothing, which has a commented out section for equipping robes to Jedi classes for an idea of how to implement a basic version of the latter. If you want to revert it altogether and leave the party in their underwear, you could edit the scripts listed in my previous post and switch CP_StripDisguise to the vanilla k_inc_tat function DestroySandpeopleDisguise.

There are two primary scripts that handle it, depending on whether you choose the hostile or friendly approach. For the hostile approach, it's an added script cp_tat20_strip which uses a function from the K1CP Tatooine include cp_inc_tat. For the friendly approach, it's a modified version of the vanilla script k_ptat_meetchief, again using the same include function. Note that you should also refer to the other related scripts listed in both those, since some of these work in conjunction with the stripping. There was also a restructure of the DLG for the initial entering scene (tat20_09first_01.dlg) in order to better mask the switch. It should also be noted that this wasn't so much of an introduction by K1CP as a restoration of the original intended function by Bioware. My take on it is that they removed it because of all the issues I encountered when re-implementing it, with t-posing and the like.