Dark Lord of Puns

Is this the final version of the mod? I mean, unless anything comes up, there will not be a v. 1.9, will there? I couldn't find anything about this in this thread, so I apologize if this has been brought up before.

Thanks for the Miles files, Hassat Hunter! I notice that there are three different programs within the Miles sound tools (Midi Echo, Miles sound player and Miles sound studio), is there a way to edit dialogue using the Miles sound studio or can you use them to convert the files to something that other programs can recognize and play.

In the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\streamwaves\m01aa\_cut04 there are two there files called NM01AA_CUT04000_ and NM01AA_CUT04001_, but when clicking on them no sound comes out. The track just instantly ends before any sound is heard, like it went so fast that you didn't even notice it. It's the same thing with the other folders. Windows media player opens the files by default, should I switch to some other program?

I've been playing around with Audacity (program that lets you record and manipulate audio) and would like to transform some of the dialogue in KotOR 1 to more ridiculous versions, by copy-pasting suitable bits next to each other. I'll be sure to copy the files somewhere else before dabbling, of course (don't want to mess up and redownload the game from Steam) but I can't find any dialogue in any folder. Is it hidden somewhere in some folder/file or something?

I've been playing around with Audacity (program that lets you record and manipulate audio) and would like to transform some of the dialogue in KotOR 1 to more ridiculous versions, by copy-pasting suitable bits next to each other. I'll be sure to copy the files somewhere else before dabbling, of course (don't want to mess up and redownload the game from Steam) but I can't find any dialogue in any folder. Is it hidden somewhere in some folder/file or something?

I don't know much about upgrading drivers (or how to fiddle with Catalyst Control Center, wouldn't know what to change), I just picked the Full Software Suite (Option 1) from this page, http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Legacy/Pages/radeonaiw_xp.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.13&lang=English. Should I delete that 75.6 Mb package and go for one of the Individual Downloads (Option 2)? I just bought Kotor 1 from Steam to see if that game would work from Steam (to rule out or confirm that my discs are corrupted), but it's the same thing there. It says that I don't have the versions of software required, although that is ridiculous, since I have played it on this computer before I've read the linked topic, but I don't know if that will help. Kotor 1 has simply decided (both retail and Steam version) that my graphics drivers and OpenGL version are to old to run this game. Edit: Thanks a lot, tpiom! That thread you linked solved all of my problems. It was Catalyst Control Center who was the villain behind it all. I uninstalled it and installed Radeon Omega Driver v4.8.442 instead. Radeon Omega >>>> Catalyst Control Freak. Now I can run Kotor 1 again (and probably Kotor 2 as well, since they had the same problem). Even when things are at their darkest, the Light Side (games that work without trouble) may prevail!

I have updated my card to Catalyst Control Center v.10.2. now and tried reinstalling the game with the updated drivers, but this time I don't even get to start it, it's just "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: The Sith Lords encountered a problem and needed to be shut down". When the game scanned my hardware I got the following report, which contradicts the info that Catalyst Control Center gave me (Yeah, most of the info on Catalyst Control Center is in Swedish, but you can still understand where it contradicts Kotors report). I'm thinking of getting a new copy of TSL, because I don't think it's my graphics card or the updated drivers that is the problem. I think the discs are corrupted, although they look fine to me (no scratches or anything else visible that could explain this). Also, I scouted around the net and found other people who had problems with TSL who also used Radeon X1950 Pro, but they only had small problems, like this one complaining about low resolution in the game: http://forums.obsidian.net/index.php?showtopic=51378&mode=threaded. If they can get Kotor 2 to run with Radeon X1950 Pro, then so should I. Thanks for all the help anyway!

Okay, great. Most of these programs offer a free version, so I was a bit surprised that there was a dollar bill attached to this. Didn't see that it said "donate $10" and if I had, I probably wouldn't have thought that they meant a voluntary donation.

Isn't there a free version, because on the Bink downloads section, http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm, I only find a $10 download for PC. I would rather just pay for a new copy of TSL (that is, if it's just my copy that is corrupted. If it doesn't support my graphics card, Radeon X1950 Pro, I'm screwed) or watch the movies on Youtube, than pay for a program that I shouldn't have to get (because games are supposed to work without problems).

As I've mentioned in the thread "This mod is totally broken", I can't get Kotor 2 to run without without graphical glitches that makes Salvador Dali's paintings look like ordinary still-life paintings. There are still movies I haven't seen from the game and I wonder how I might watch them without playing the game. It says BIK-file on them in the Movies folder and I don't have anything that can run them. What program do you need to watch them?

I don't have any other mods installed. I have only installed the things I wrote about in my first post. I'm going to start uninstalling/reinstalling things to see were the problem lies. I have the original discs, so if there is something wrong with the game itself, I can simply uninstall and reinstall it and hope for the best (TSL: A New Hope ). If it is the mods causing trouble, then I might also uninstall the game, since RCM was my prime reason for installing TSL again (more a fan of Kotor 1). Thanks for replying anyway. Update: I've now reinstalled it without anything other than the game and it's the game that's causing the problem. I'll try to update my graphics drivers and do some other stuff from the Troubleshooting Guide, but if I can't fix it, I could always just install Kotor 1 again. ATI's support wants to know if I have Windows XP 32 Bit or 64 Bit and so do I. How do I see if I have 32 Bit or 64 Bit? I tried right-clicking on This Computer, but the most it said (under "General") was that I had Windows XP, but not which version.

It might not be the mod, but my game is seriously messed up. I recently reinstalled the game and then downloaded patches 1.0a and 1.0b (installing 1.0a before installing 1.0b). I then installed TSLRCM v1.7 and then the unofficial fix for v1.7. This is the result. It started already at the screen where you pick a Jedi Class, there were no pictures there, only the gray background and black artifacts that flickered. I have a Pentium 4 2,4 Ghz computer with 1 Gb RAM and Radeon X1950. This computer is older than the game, but it worked fine when I played it a couple of years ago.