Leilukin

As I suspected, wrong installation order was the cause of the errors you encountered. The Extended Enclave compatibility patch of my Handmaiden romance mod has instructed that if you want to use my mod with Extended Enclave, you should install Extended Enclave AFTER my mod. The Instruction section of the KOTOR Community Portal's mod build has clearly stated that: So if you want to use my Handmaiden/Disciple romance mod, you should read and understand my mod's instructions first BEFORE installing the KOTOR Communtiy Portal's mod build. Yes, you still must reinstall your game and the mods, because you have messed up the installation of the mod build and my mod by installing my mod only after Extended Enclave. If you do not reinstall, you will likely encounter potentially game-breaking issues when you reach the Rebuilt Jedi Enclave sequence when you return to Dantooine after meeting the Jedi Masters. Did you not read mod descriptions before you installed a mod? Both the KOTOR Community Portal and the download page of Extended Enclave itself has stated that it restores content to the Rebuilt Jedi Enclave sequence on Dantooine. The KOTOR Community Portal's description of Extended Enclave: Description of the download page of Extended Enclave: Since you have not reached the Rebuilt Jedi Enclave sequence yet, you may back up your current saves and use your current saves after you reinstall the game and the mods.

At what point did you install my mod? Installation order matters a lot when you want to install a lot of mods. As pointed out in the FAQ article of my same-gender romance mods regarding installing my mods alongside the KOTOR Community Portal's mod build: Unless the mod explicitly instructs to do so, re-running the patcher will more than likely mess up your game, so I suggest you reinstall your game and the mods from scratch.

To repeat my questions to you on Nexus Mods: Did you install this mod before or after Handmaiden got angry? Did you get any errors when you installed my mod? What exactly are the other mods you are using?

Alright, I see what you mean now. I wrote my original post to actually mean I figured out the solution was to use K-GFF Editor to add a "false" value of using GIT editors to remove UTC. I did not mean to say I had forgone using TSLPatcher at all, since if you visit the mod page, the page and file still show that my mod is still using TSLPatcher. The original post was also only meant to be a vent post and not a tutorial post, so I did not put that much effort in explaining it in a way people who are not familiar with creating KotOR mods would clearly understand.

Yes, the simplicity of this technique of adding a "false" value to disable something from appearing in the game helps to improve compatibility with other mods.