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You'd need to first add the appearance to the appearance.2da and you'd need to set an armor item as a disguise to that new appearance. The disguise part is easy, it's the adding the appearance part that you need to overcome. This disguise would convert a female player into the TSL Mandalore so there'll be no problems there if that is something that you intend.

View File True Ajunta A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: N-DReW25 1.0.0 Release Date: 15.11.2025 Installation: Install the Kotor 1 Community Patch FIRST before this mod. Simply click on the HoloPatcher.exe, select your swkotor directory, click install and sit back and watch the HoloPatcher do its magic. If you want Ajunta Pall to appear transparent, please copy the textures from the "Transparent Skins" folder into your Override folder and overwrite the non-transparent skins that were installed by the HoloPatcher. Description: Ajunta Pall is a long dead Sith Lord who you encounter in Kotor I as a Force Ghost. The problem with Ajunta's depiction as a Force Ghost, other than George Lucas' (and later Disney's) retcons to how Force Ghosts work, is that Bioware was lazy when it came to making Ajunta's appearance and gave him a generic Dark Jedi model with a basic reskin that makes his robes a whitish blue color and they also gave him an energy shield effect to make him appear more ghostly. There have been two mods over the years that turn Ajunta Pall's appearance from an underpaid Bioware intern's first draft into something that you'd actually expect a Sith's Force Ghost to look like. In 2007, we saw the Ajunta Pall Unique Appearance mod by SilverEdge9 that reskinned the cut Jedi Council robe model and Deadeye Duncan's head to make Ajunta look like a creepy old Sith Lord. And in 2018, we saw the Spectral Ajunta Pall Canonical Appearance mod by VarsityPuppet that added a unique model that's heavily inspired by the TOR MMO that makes Ajunta look like he was a strong Sith Warrior during his lifetime. These two mods are great, but my problem with the Ajunta Pall mods was caused by the Kotor Mod Builds managed by Snigaroo. In his builds, he lists SilverEdge9's Ajunta Pall Unique Appearance as being faithful to Ajunta Pall's canonical appearance. What is Ajunta Pall's canonical appearance? The statue inside his tomb, of course. But when you look at the statue and compare it to SilverEdge9's Ajunta Pall, you will quickly realize that SilverEdge9's depiction of Ajunta is in no way inspired by the statue. The Ajunta Pall statue uses the old Asian man head and the Nemo Jedi robes whilst SilverEdge9's Ajunta Pall uses Deadeye Duncans head and the cut Jedi Council robes. My mod, the True Ajunta mod, adds what I think is Ajunta Pall's *actual* canonical appearance to the game. This mod gives Ajunta a reskinned old Asian man head and a reskinned Nemo robe so that Ajunta *actually* resembles the statue inside the tomb. As for the mention of Snigaroo's Mod Build here, should Snigaroo not approve of how my mod handles Ajunta he won't be adding it to the Build despite my opinion that my mod is a more accurate canonical representation of Ajunta than SilverEdge9's mod - ultimately it is his decision whether to include, or not include, mods in the Builds and should he not include this mod I do not want you, the player, to harass him for that decision. Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have any bugs but if you find any please report it to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities: Obviously incompatible with any mod that modifies Ajunta Pall's appearance. Please report any further incompatibilities! Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod without my permission. The texture of Ajunta Pall's robes, on the other hand, is free to use as it came from the K1EP Modder's Resource Thanks to: SilverEdge9: For making the Ajunta Pall Unique Appearance mod from which I borrowed the source code which removes Ajunta Pall's shield! VarsityPuppet: For making the Spectral Ajunta Pall Canonical Appearance mod! Sniggles: For adding SilverEdge9's mod to his Mod Build which inspired me to make this mod! Bioware: For such an amazing game! Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool! th3w1zard1: For HoloPatcher! Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE-MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE. Submitter N-DReW25 Submitted 11/14/2025 Category Mods K1R Compatible No  

An update for my Galaxy of Faces mod. Ithorians have been added: The Dark Harbinger, Wound in the Force, and Dread Cyborg mods now serve as the basis for the Dark Side Ending's Dark Jedi Masters. The HD Soul Patch Man of @ScrierOne was used for Holdan's new head whilst Effixian's Alternative Atton Clothing was used for his new body. The head was retextured so that it looks as if Holdan does Spice whenever he's not running jobs for Davik or harassing waitresses' in the Lower City Cantina. The status of permission in regards to ScrierOne's work comes from the Nexusmods page for the head which states the following: Despite these terms clearly stating I do not have to credit him, I still want people to know that it was his awesome mod which brought you this awesome appearance. Gorton Colu also comes with a new head, one that was made by me, and should you use the NPC Diversity Pack with Galaxy of Faces Gorton will wear a Military Suit and will bear the face of a militaristic Fascist: And Ajunta Pall has been given a new appearance, though he will be added via a standalone mod which will be found at this link once it is approved: Feel free to let me know what you think of these recent developments!

Not K1R, the RC-K1CP is a different mod though they are similar in that they're both restored content mods. K1R does not restore the robes I believe.

All of the unused robes except for the Jedi Padawan class robes are already restored in RC-K1CP (the restored content mod for the K1 Community Patch). Here are the locations of the restored robes: Dark Jedi Robes: Dropped from the Kashyyyk & Tatooine Dark Jedi trio Red Jedi Master Robes: Found in the Manaan Sith Embassy Blue Jedi Master Robes: Found in the Sith Academy Do you think these'll cause any problems with your mod?

The Jedi Temple scene does have crashes at various points depending on game version and/or system. As I personally do not experience these bugs, hence why I can't fix them, a temporary fix has been made by adding an option where you can skip the Jedi Council scene when you meet with Drayen outside the elevator. This'll take you straight to Corellia with Drayen in your party and allow you to play the mod beyond the Jedi Council scene. This'll be added in Episode Two with all of Episode One's bug fixes and improvements, however, Episode One's bug fixes (and this particular bug fix) will be available to players early in the form of a sub mod which will be downloaded separately from ROR and will be installed on top of ROR as it is now.

If you mean making a mod that makes the player character speak, then I believe this was attempted before in a thread years ago and the result was either it's impossible to do or it requires a lot of time consuming effort to essentially implement one single line of dialogue that it'd take years to produce a little bit of voiced player dialogue that'd be prone to all sorts of problems and incompatibilities that it's virtually impossible regardless.

As Squall has said, there is no launcher for the Steam version. You mean this mod? The K2CP mod? That Community Patch? The K1CP should be installed first for Kotor I mods only, the same does not apply to K2CP - the reason for this will be listed down below. K1CP is to be installed first for Kotor I, followed by RC-K1CP the Kotor I restored content mod for that game. TSLRCM is to be installed first for Kotor II, followed by K2CP assuming you aren't using M4-78EP. The reason TSLRCM is installed first is because it was released first, its installer does not use a combability installer like TSLPatcher or HoloPatcher that'll merge conflicting files together. Instead, TSLRCM's installer just copies all of the files into the right places to install the mod. TSLRCM is massive and it changes a lot of things so it wouldn't be feasible to have a compatibility installer. It both restores cut content and fixes hundreds of bugs. Modern mods get around this by making you, the player, install TSLRCM first and our mods afterwards. We make our mods with the objective of being compatible with TSLRCM and K2CP is no different. You install TSLRCM, you launch the game, and you see if the Kotor II logo has been replaced with a new Kotor II logo that says TSLRCM 1.8.6 in-game. That's how you check on Steam.