Effix

Yeah, still had to do the portraits. See the attachment below, just put the files in your override folder.

The dark side transitions are quite subtle. I'm unable to properly test them because I don't really have a save with a dark side Mira and changing things with the save editor doesn't work that well. There might be a slight mismatch there between body and head skin tone. Also because there's a head texture for half way to dark and fully dark, but only one dark side body texture.

Effixians_Black_Mira.zip

I'll see what I can come up with.

Edit: Would this interest you? Her skin is actually darker than the black player characters, but her head model doesn't really make you think of a black woman. Perhaps swapping her head would be a better approach. I do like this look better than vanilla Mira.

Awesome work Blue!

I use HxD, but I'm sure anything else will do.
https://mh-nexus.de/en/

I don't know about the order; I did not look at the approach that BoS: SR takes, but it's worth a try.
If BoS: SR takes a more sophisticated approach, then you might be able to combine these 2 in that order.

I've looked at the files for a bit, setting up Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon’s Revenge is a bit too much work, but I think I have a theory:
Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon’s Revenge adds a bunch of entries to heads and/or appearance.2da to add new unique characters. Then the Mando mod adds rows, adding is good*, but it puts armors on characters that use the disguise property. Those disguise properties might not be so flexible, they might just point to a row number, a row that the first mod added.
I'm not sure if the TSLPatcher can even take that into account, disguises are tricky in general.

* The Mando mod does use the TSLPatcher but it does not use its memory capabilities. Add row to 2da file X -> store that row number in memory -> add row to 2da file Y, reference to row number stored in memory, etc. That's how you can keep things compatible (again, not sure you can take care of the disguise thing).

Possible conclusion: mixing these 2 mods might be a bridge too far (in theory you could fix things manually, but that's a lot of work). I suggest taking the mando mod out, there should be backups of the 2da files in the mando mod's install folder. If you cleaned all that up then it might be in your recycle bin.

Sorry you had to compromise.
I think this is the same issue:

I have seen the same thing myself at some point with another head, but I didn't see it in my last test with this Atton head.

Try adding these files to your override, let me know if it makes a difference.

Effixians_Atton_from_K2_to_K1-txi-fix.zip

I did quite a bit of searching for that one a while back, found signs of that it existed once, but no downloads. I hope someone kept it.

Did you reuse the same vfd? Steamcmd adds a line to the vfd after you publish a mod, "publishedfileid"        "1234". Perhaps that line was in your vfd, Steamcmd couldn't find the mod because you manually deleted it -> can't update item with that number.
You can reuse the file to publish a new mod, just remove the line with "publishedfileid".

Aw, annoying. I don't need to use it, I guess because I started publishing mods before they added that.

Anyway, good to hear that you figured it out.

I also like green but not this green and yellow https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Corellian_Jedi?file=Green_jedi.png
I always pretended the Matukai robes could be a precursor to the Corellian robes. There's no signs of anything green on the Matukai wiki, but yet they are in this game like they are.
I've played SWTOR for years. Before that, from what I know, the Green Jedi had fairly common robes like the Mutakai robes, just dark green instead of brown. I do like this look: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Corellian_Jedi?file=CorranHorn-NEGTC2.jpg

But yeah, that's fairly close to the Matukai robes.

As you may know, I also don't do new 3D models. Feel free to throw in any retexturing ideas.

BTW you can contact Steam through the Help menu item -> Steam support, just ask them what's up.

Ah ok, I forgot that you asking for my permission was for this mod, been a while.

There's no moderation as far as I know, but it's been a while since I uploaded my first mod, maybe it's a one time thing. I haven't heard others asking about it on the guide page though.
Visibility in the vdf gets ignored, I always leave it on "0", so that shouldn't be an issue. I don't really know why the "Public" option is not in your list, strange.
A mod becomes visible in the overview of files you've posted right away, but it takes a bit (an hour or something, not too long) before it's visible in the "Most recent" tab.

I don't have Steam Guard, had to look up what that is.

Possibly related: https://steamcommunity.com/app/255710/discussions/0/611704730322374875/

Your screenshot of Steamcmd looks good. However, I don't see your mod on Steam.
On Steam you go to the workshop tab then next to your avatar you have "Your Files" -> "Files you've posted".
The Steam website is just a mirror of the program, you can ignore it.

7 minutes ago, AmanoJyaku said:

@Effix

The documentation does say that "publishedfileid" can be left "unset" to create the mod, but I'm unclear as to what that means. For example, leave out "publishedfileid" entirely, or just write "publishedfileid" without a corresponding value?

Yes, exclude that line entirely. Steamcmd adds it (will add the line to your vfd file), like last mod number+1. You can reuse your vfd and the publishedfileid will tell Steam which mod to update.

publishedfileid only gets added after your initial publishing, it's to identify a mod that you try to apply an update to.
I've never included "changenote" (you can manage it in Steam), try leaving that out. I don't know about the contents of those folders but I don't see anything obviously incorrect.

Edit: btw I'd love to help, feel free to zip your files and I'll take a look.
PS: Yeah, Steam... just know its limitations. The TSL Patcher is obviously a superiour approach, which is not an option on Steam.

See if you like these.

OssusKeepersReskins.zip

Hello there! Welcome!

I got it working with the Steam version + Steam's TSLRCM.

If you've already tried to install it then go to the game's main override folder, something like:
[drive]:\[steam folder]\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Knights of the Old Republic II\override
If there's a file "kreia.dlg" there then delete it

Next, before you install things you go into the folder "tslpatchdata" in this mod's files.
Open changes.ini with a simple text editor like Windows Notepad.
Change the line "LookupGameFolder=1" to "LookupGameFolder=0", save. That will enable you to point the patcher to a location.

Now you run the TSLPatcher.exe, it will ask you where your game is located. To work with Steam's TSLRCM you need to point it to where that is located, it should be something like:
[drive]:\[steam folder]\SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\208580\485537937

Looks like the same mod.
However, 7zip says it's not a valid archive.

Run TSLPatcher.exe, point it to the game's location.

Steam version + TSLRCM:
Point it to TSLRCM's workshop folder, should be something like
[drive]:\[steam folder]\SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\208580\485537937