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For anyone who gets stuck just know that you cannot progress through the entire temple without T3-M4 in the party as the terminals require him to deactivate the ray shields. I am also interested in enhancing this mod. I've just gone through the mod and have made up a small list on how things could be improved to make it better.

It shouldn't be incompatible with Sleheyron Story Mode as the head developer, SAO, tries to make it compatible with RC-K1CP. Of course, there have been historic problems in the past which has made it incompatible with RC-K1CP, though in those instances those incompatibilities where due to the unforeseen bugs which later got patched. For Sleheyron Story Mode, I would recommend asking the Sleheyron Story Mode devs themselves as they're the ones responsible for compatibility with RC-K1CP. The latest patch fixes an RC-K1CP incompatibility but if you were to, for whatever reason, discover a new incompatibility you would have to report that to SAO on the Sleheyron Story Mode page. Whilst I do agree that BOSSR is an amazing mod, it's simply too big and too old of a mod for me to worry about compatibility wise, this is the same philosophy as the K1CP devs as well so it's possible it might not even be compatible with K1CP and if it was it's purely by coincidence and not by design. That would depend on exactly what it is you want to see and how complex that bit of restored content is. For the longest time people wanted the Echani in RC-K1CP and they have since been added, in terms of very possible restorations the Iriaz and Outcast Children are my top priority for this mod. Long term, the Pazaak Tournament will be added as I have received permission from Fair Strides to port it from K1R into RC-K1CP. The RC-K1CP's version of the Pazaak Tournament shall be different from K1R's version and The_Chaser_One's version. As The_Chaser_One here is a Sleheyron Story Mode dev, I would trust his advice on both BOSSR and Sleheyron Story Mode compatibility with RC-K1CP.

I do not support the K1R mod as the K1R mod is both broken and the dev team has abandoned it. I advise that you use the K1 Community Patch mod and the RC-K1CP mod as that is the on-going restored content mod for K1. Whilst I haven't added it in this most recent update I might just do that in the future due to the mod's recent rebrand. So I've actually removed the restored appearances from RC-K1CP and have moved them into this mod. The whole reason those installs were separate from RC-K1CP's main install is because they were incompatible with certain other popular mods. And the reason those same installs were removed from RC-K1CP and added here is because the install options for the RC-K1CP was, I felt, too bloated and so I've added them here to both revive this mod and make installing RC-K1CP less tedious.

It's called the NPC Diversity Pack mod.

Curious. Can you use the cheat console to warp to Manaan and check up on Yortal the Droid Merchant? If you've installed the K1 Alien Pack and NOT the Galaxy of Faces mod then Yortal should look greenish. Now if you HAVE installed the Galaxy of Faces mod with the K1 Alien Pack, Yortal will instead look like this: If Yortal isn't green, or if you don't have Galaxy of Faces and Yortal still isn't green and is unchanged from vanilla, warp to the module "danm14aa" and see if there are two Ithorians outside the Sublevel door. If none of these changes are present then you must've forgotten to install the Ithorian Component of the K1 Alien Pack. You mean like this? The idea behind the Apartment Duros is that he should always have green skin, but in the Apartment he's wearing clothes whilst in the Sith Base he's in stereotypical prison orange. However, this component for the Apartment Duros is part of the Galaxy of Faces mod and NOT the K1 Alien Pack. Are you using the Galaxy of Faces mod? And if you are, can you please confirm that the Duros in the apartment has matching green skin (but no matching outfit) to his Sith Base appearance?

When I say this this is not directed at JasonRyder. As a modder who has spent a decade at this, I have dealt with many players who are genuinely brain dead when it comes to them installing mods. Following dodgy mod builds made in 2014, not using the TSLPatcher installers, using K1R and K1CP together, to even installing the Lonna Vash in the Korriban Tomb mod with M4-78EP. And those are just the genuinely stupid/ignorant people, in this case the mod page and the readme possess conflicting information - install Sleheyron first VS install K1CP first. Now, for Kotor I you treat K1CP as you treat TSLRCM in Kotor II - K1CP is the "base" mod upon which all other mods come afterwards. But for someone who doesn't make mods or is familiar with this game's file structure, the K1CP being installed first might not seem obvious. And when the mod team leader, SAO, has written "install Sleheyron first" on the mod page why would these users ever think to think otherwise? It's safe to assume that most users who play Kotor mods have never made a mod for any other game, they would look up to the mod author as a "wise sage" who knows what he's doing. If SAO says install Sleheyron first, why wouldn't users trust his word when it's on the mod page, the first page that they read? If SAO added "delete System32" on the mod page's installation process, people would probably follow that instruction and not think twice about it. Again, most people are dumb - unlike you. That, and you literally became a modder yourself, proving that you are far more committed to learning about this game and how Kotor mods work then 90% of users. People will be dumb, and we modders just got to deal with that. And in this case, the inconsistent install order on the mod page and in the readme is the cause of this confusion and not user stupidity. If this problem has been present since the mod has been released back in 2025, then the fact that the mod page's incorrect install order has only just now been reported in June 2026 probably proves that most users probably HAVE followed the readme's installation and not the mod page's installation. Yeah, and they chose the mod page over the readme. SAO wrote the mod page, and users will assume he wrote the readme too (even if you wrote his readme, users will assume SAO wrote it). With most mods, the readme included in the mod is identical to the text found on the mod page so reading the mod page is almost always the same as reading the readme file. If Sleheyron Story Mode's readme file is different from the text on the mod page, that is a massive problem as most users aren't going to read both - they'll pick one or the other. And since users are faced with the mod page before downloading the mod, and reading the readme is optional, users will most likely read the mod page over the readme. As a modder myself, I more often then not leave my info.rtf files blank because I assume that if people have activated the HoloPatcher then players aren't going to stop to read whatever is written on the info.rtf file. The moment they click on the HoloPatcher.exe is after they have already committed to installing the mod. Now I'm sure he had a genuine technical reason as to why he did that, and he just didn't realize that my mod relies on K1CP being installed first or else the Giant Gizka spawns throughout the game as a bug. To be fair, SAO is just some guy who came in out of nowhere in 2025 and dropped the biggest mod to ever release in years, outside of Edge of Darkness and ROR, with up to 30 modules and a recruitable character. He probably self taught himself how to mod the game, maybe even for years too, so I can understand why he focused 100% on Sleheyron and that he is only just now, after the mod has been released, sort of been forced to consider compatibility with vaguely named mods (K1 Community Patch VS Restored Content for the K1 Community Patch etc) because the player base expects to be able to have an uber dubber bug fix + restored content + Sleheyron playthrough. To be fair on SAO, installing Sleheyron first might've worked had it not have been for my use of K1CP's orange Twi'leks so I can entirely forgive him for missing it. And the fact that he's corrected the install instructions means that he's listened to our report, I don't see their being any further reason to continue being mad over this considering he just fixed the problem.

Are you agreeing with me that the install order was K1CP, Sleheyron, then RC-K1CP? Or are you saying that it was meant to be Sleheyron, followed by K1CP, followed by RC-K1CP. Do know that it was I who informed SAO that installing K1CP after Sleheyron broke RC-K1CP and, therefore, the K1CP, Sleheyron, and RC-K1CP order of install was required. Also, not going to lie, if you're referring to the info.rtf file which the HoloPatcher projects before the install I'm fairly certain most users, modders included, ignore that. Most people read the main mod page and/or the mod's readme for the install instructions, and I can confirm that the main mod page did, in-fact, say Sleheyron, followed by K1CP, and followed by RC-K1CP for the installer. Did you tell SAO personally, via DMs, the correct install order or did you rely solely on SAO reading the HoloPatcher info.rtf? JasonRyder probably followed this mod page's instructions which, before this most recent update, said Sleheyron, K1CP, and RC-K1CP.

I have tested the appearance out in-game as an NPC and I have discovered some issues. As you can see, the area between the hood and the face has holes in it allowing you to see right through the NPC. There are also some minor clipping issues with dialogue animations and there's an oddity where the heard lurches forward when it dies, though I suppose that's to be expected. The Ewok's dead body also clips into the floor, which I suspect might be fixable, however.

Interesting, is this Ewok a custom made asset from this SWBF2 Mod Tools SDK 2020 mod or is it a vanilla asset from Star Wars Battlefront II 2005? And what is the status of permission should Kotor modders wish to add the Ewok into the game as an NPC for separate mods?

It would've been sadder had these problems never have been fixed. Thank you! If it doesn't I'll be sure to one day add the fixes for the things you have reported here. Are you referring to the part where you're testing I1-02 but he's spawned in deactivated in the loading area? If so, are you saying multiple copies of the same NPC spawn every time you enter the Industrial Zone, thus creating clones? Or are you saying they spawn inside one another, meaning you can't see them as they're merged with one another but doing this over and over again lags the game? I would recommend, if you are to ever play this mod, to test that out when you reach that point in the mod. M4-78EP 1.5 split the Industrial Zone into 3 and Thor110 reduced that split to 2 so it's possible it might've gotten fix but I can say for sure that I wasn't the one who fixed, or even noticed, this problem. The Environmental Zone had lag???? Can you tell me where and when you experience lag in the Environmental Zone? Does it only occur after you speak with ES-05 and the friendly Environmental Zone droids respawn or is there something else that triggers it? I say this because I haven't really experienced lag in the Environmental Zone, ever. If you are thinking of the Industrial Zone lag, then yes - 100%! And not only did we fix the lag, but we brought back most of the NPCs which were cut so that the second half of the Industrial Zone where the lag was once situated is still heavily populated but without the lag. The 1.2 ending has been restored so this should be fixed. If you play through it and it doesn't play, please let me know. These Sith Assassins have been fully removed as the 1.2 ending was restored. I did restore Kaah's dialogue in regards to this quest, however, it may not be fully fixed. I will again require someone to test it in-game and see where exactly it breaks down so that I may fix it.