Revanator

Oh, Fair Strides, just played through Kashyyyk and Jolee worked flawlessly! Just thought you'd be happy to know. I'll have a full list of minor bugs once I'm finished my playthrough and will properly fill out the form.

Just started the Pazaak tourney and HK is still in my party.

I can help with the writing, if you need it.

Currently, the only way to progress past that is to repair the droid. Until they fix that bug and release a new version, that is.

File Name: Improved Korriban Tomb Loot File Submitter: Revanator File Submitted: 16 Sep 2016 File Category: Mods K1R Compatible: Yes A Knights of the Old Republic Modification Revanator Contact: ethan.wookie@gmail.com OR on the DeadlyStream forums Description: This mod aims to generally improve the power and abilities of the specific loot found on Korriban. Below is a list of items affected: Silver-Lined Sword Ajunta Pall's Blade Vibrosword (the one found in Pall's tomb) Naga Sadow's Poison Blade Tulak Hord's Mask Marka Ragnos' Gauntlets Appropriate items were made upgradeable (Marka's Gunatlets and Tulak's Mask aren't as classes of items normally aren't). I tried to keep these items balanced, while still making them powerful. These are all probably the most powerful items in the game in their class, for certain applications. Certain classes of PCs or certain play styles may not find use for the items as much. I also removed the Force alignment restrictions for all the items listed. Installation: Copy all .uti files into your override folder. Uninstallation: Delete said files from override. Compatibilty: Compaitible with anything that doesn't edit the Korriban tomb loot. Bugs: None known. Credits: Fred Tetra for KotOR Tool jc2 for testing and screenshots Disclaimer: This mod is provided as-is and is not sponsored by LucasArts or BioWare. Use at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage sustained to your game or computer by use of this mod. Click here to download this file

Started a new game, every time.

This mod simply doesn't work for me...but it's weird. It never causes the game to crash, it never conflicts with my other mods (visibly, at least), it just doesn't show up in-game...at all. I thought maybe that my other mods were overwriting it, so installed this one last. Still nothing. I uninstalled everything except for TSLRCM and Extended Enclave and tried, still nothing. I'm directing it to the base game folder. Any idea what's up? I have tried redownloading the mod, several times.

Male shouldn't be too hard. Couldn't you just use Canderous' standard body model for that?

Ooh, very nice.

LF helped me early on with some very basic tutorials such as editing utis, editing character's utcs, how to find items in KotOR Tool, etc. For those very new to modding, tutorials such as these could be invaluable.

It's not just you. The offhand blaster is notoriously off. It's not bad with a melee weapon though.

Did you run the exe from a location outside your KotOR 2 folder, and point it to the game's base folder where the game's exe is located, NOT the override folder?

Should be just as easy. Download it, run the installer, and there should be an option for you to change the install path, even if it tries to auto-detect it first.

The same way you did it for your 4CD version except the game folder is under: Program Files (x86)<Steam<steamapps<common<swkotor OR Knights of the Old Republic II (depending on which game it is). Download TSLRCM 1.8.5 from this site, run the installer, point it to the game folder. With the Steam update TSL got a couple years ago, the base installation will create the override folder and there will already be some files in there, even before TSLRCM. After that, just install any and all other mods you have into the override folder. However, if you get a mod with an installer or one that uses TSLPatcher, make sure to point it to the base game directory (swkotor or Knights of the Old Republic II) NOT the override. For mods with just files to copy, drop them into the override folder. Avoid the Steam Workshop. It'll work fine for the first couple mods you have, but to keep your options open and to ensure that your game runs smoothly, use the downloads from this site instead.

Exactly. And yes, it's perfectly safe to edit the .ini file.

Sure does. You'll be hard-pressed to find a mod of modding tool that works with something else and not the Steam version. If anything, the Steam version is the easiest. I highly recommend you avoid the Steam Workshop however; good for 1 or 2 mods, but anything beyond that and it'll give you trouble. Use the override.