Thor110

Thanks, the internet was my teacher! Seeing as this has helped without much trouble, I will make sure to copy and repost the instructions in my thread : [TUTORIAL] - KotOR Modding Tutorial Series - Tutorials - Deadly Stream Hopefully it will help someone else one day.

Just thought I would check incase the redboxes were grey though given that you are interpreting the initial reds, I should have taken note of that myself lol Awesome! Yeah, it's quick and simple, kind of dirty to do it either way, which is why I showed a follow up method where you could highlight or cut out the exact areas you wanted to alter using the selection tools

The red boxes in the images I posted outline the exact instructions to follow to achieve the same result. I also don't have permission to post a modified version of their texture. It's also easier to simply help everyone learn to follow basic instructions. Colors -> Colorize -> Colorizer -> Color or Colors -> Map -> Rotate Colors Simply open the .tga file, follow the instructions, then click File - > Overwrite original file. p.s. if you are colour blind, perhaps you could take a test and find out which version so that I can colour the boxes green, blue or yellow accordingly. Otherwise text instructions are there now too. In the format of Button to press -> Button to press -> Button to press.

This sort of thing can pretty much be done at the click of a single button in GIMP. Perhaps try it for yourself to get the result you are looking for. Personally I think the red matches the latter two images you have shown as reference and that the first image only looks to be orange due to being poor quality. Thor110 Edit : You can also use "Rotate Colors" after selecting an area of the image you are modifying. There is also a way to quickly select a range of colours but currently I can't remember how.

View File Sentry Droid Animation Fix So I noticed this once in the Sith Temple on Dxun, which I believe is the only place in the main game where the droid actually appears. Two sets of animations happening on one model resulting in two sets of what appear to be engine pods glitching around inside one another. It was a simple fix, just deleting one set of the animations, it looked as if perhaps the original modeler or animator was trialing two different versions of the animation and then left them both there in the end. Hardly noticeable really but it bothered me so I got around to fixing it eventually. Installation : Unzip and drop the two files into the override folder. Uninstallation : Delete the following files from the override folder. c_drdsentry.mdl c_drdsentry.mdx Thor110 Submitter Thor110 Submitted 10/09/2023 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  

View File Gammorean Shadow Fix So I noticed this once before somewhere but never came across it again until testing some things recently. The shadow stretches across the screen for this model. It was a simple fix, just recompiling the model from the first game for the second game. ( thanks or DarthParametric for the suggestion on how to achieve this quickly ) Very noticeable, but I don't think it's visible in the main game due to always being in close proximity to the Gammoreans on Nar Shaddaa. Installation : Unzip and drop the four files into the override folder. Uninstallation : Delete the following files from the override folder. c_gammorean.mdl c_gammorean.mdx c_gammoreanp.mdl c_gammoreanp.mdx Thor110 Submitter Thor110 Submitted 10/09/2023 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  

I don't know how it looks in kotor tool as I tend to use K-GFF Editor to edit .utc files, but I presume you have added it to the Equip_ItemList and not the ItemList?

I think we all understand your position, it's just generally better to leave mods to die as opposed to complaining, at least in my opinion. Patience, go play another mod for a bit

Why does anyone need to prove anything to anyone in regards to something they are working on in their own time to give away to people for free? So your suggestion is that the devs take time away from working on the mod to showcase some fancy video that wows you? Which would again, take time away from actually developing the project. While in some cases it's easy enough to keep track of things being done, some people aren't used to it and it can be annoying to have to stop developing just to go and write "fixed this" or "updated that" or "added this" to some log. Yet you are speaking as if they owe everyone an explanation. You've been informed by multiple people that have actively helped develop the project with Logan that it is still being worked on, if that isn't enough, I don't know what is. I think for everyone it's more pertinent that the latest comment isn't "mod is dead" especially when it was preceded by an update from the developer regarding work being done to the mod. With all that being said, these things take time and unfortunately everybody has lives to live, bellies to fill and work to do. Thor110 P.S. I am sure there will be something to show off sooner or later.

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Convert it to a .bik and replace the intro movie biologo.bik or leclogo.bik, you won't be able to add an entirely new video without more hassle than it's worth so if the loss of leclogo.bik is a problem you would have to combine them into one.

Have you ever made a mod for anything? No, but outright saying it's dead leads others to believe it is. Oh! We can all understand that! Money doesn't always seem to get the job done does it! It'll get there! I really enjoyed the demo myself as I am sure many did, all in good time! This happens from time to time, there can be countless reasons but I have to say in recent times I have seen some incredible projects that are absolutely breathtaking! Including many that would be considered impossible due to legal issues, thankfully many have managed to properly defend themselves. So be patient take a look around, sometimes some of the coolest stuff pops up out of nowhere!