R2-X2
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New account since my old one got deleted... Shame to lose that history.
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View File Energy shield damage fix In KotOR 1, there is a distinct problem with energy shields: They do not actually block electricity damage, despite the description saying so. Upon looking at the forceshields.2da file, I noticed that their bit flags are set to block light side damage (64) instead of electrical damage (128). This applies to every single energy shield but the mandalorian melee shield - which isn't even supposed to counter either, so no surprise there. Another thing is the amount of damage that Verpine prototype shields block: in the description, it is 70, but in the actual game, it's 120. I knew this post about shields, but it is actually wrong, the damage types are not switched between the games, only the shields are set wrongly for the first. This very simple 2da edit fixes both issues, making energy shields actually protect from electrical damage and rectifying the amount of protection a verpine shield gives. Using the TSLPatcher, compatibility is ensured. Submitter R2-X2 Submitted 06/04/2015 Category Mods
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In KotOR 1, there is a distinct problem with energy shields: They do not actually block electricity damage, despite the description saying so. Upon looking at the forceshields.2da file, I noticed that their bit flags are set to block light side damage (64) instead of electrical damage (128). This applies to every single energy shield but the mandalorian melee shield - which isn't even supposed to counter either, so no surprise there. Another thing is the amount of damage that Verpine prototype shields block: in the description, it is 70, but in the actual game, it's 120. I knew this post about shields, but it is actually wrong, the damage types are not switched between the games, only the shields are set wrongly for the first. This very simple 2da edit fixes both issues, making energy shields actually protect from electrical damage and rectifying the amount of protection a verpine shield gives. Using the TSLPatcher, compatibility is ensured. -
File Name: No Dark Side Transitions File Submitter: R2-X2 File Submitted: 06 May 2015 File Category: Mods I was always bothered by the abhorrent grey your face becomes as soon as you wander down the dark side a little too much, up to the point where I switched to a light side playthrough just because I couldn't stand the grey face anymore. So I made a quick search and was actually quite surprised that nobody made such a small edit yet, so I made it myself. What this tiny mod does is to simply remove the dark side's visual effects on your face. If this makes any sense lore-wise - I don't know and honestly don't care. I figured that there might be others sharing my displeasure over having your face all dead and grey, so I thought I'd upload it. It uses the TSLPatcher to edit the heads, portraits and appearance.2da files, simply ****-ing out (nothing censored here, there are actually 4 aterisks) the dark side texture entries. Shouldn't give any compatibility problems with anything that doesn't specifically alter the dark side face transitions, dark side portraits and dark side underwear. Click here to download this file
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1,830 downloads
I was always bothered by the abhorrent grey your face becomes as soon as you wander down the dark side a little too much, up to the point where I switched to a light side playthrough just because I couldn't stand the grey face anymore. So I made a quick search and was actually quite surprised that nobody made such a small edit yet, so I made it myself. What this tiny mod does is to simply remove the dark side's visual effects on your face. If this makes any sense lore-wise - I don't know and honestly don't care. I figured that there might be others sharing my displeasure over having your face all dead and grey, so I thought I'd upload it. It uses the TSLPatcher to edit the heads, portraits and appearance.2da files, simply ****-ing out (nothing censored here, there are actually 4 aterisks) the dark side texture entries. Shouldn't give any compatibility problems with anything that doesn't specifically alter the dark side face transitions, dark side portraits and dark side underwear.
