WildKarrde

I actually changed it to N_miner01, which is the original texture that was downscaled into part of PER_Kolto2. So those are also slightly better resolution than before. Makes sense, I'll see what I can put together. EDIT: OK, I've added a video of the opening cutscene to the mod description. Hope you like what you see!

View File Peragus Medical Bay Enhancement This mod makes some improvements to the Peragus medical bay and the opening cutscene where the player wakes up: - The player now wears a breathing mask inside the kolto tank, similar to the dead miners in the other tanks. - The hose on the breathing mask has been replaced with a higher polygon version. It has also been relocated to run behind the user's neck (mostly so that it works with the player's "waking up" animations). - The kolto tank bubbles have been adjusted slightly based on the parameters for the bubbles on the diving suit in KotOR 1. - A water column mesh has been added inside each kolto tank. The water level in the player's tank drops as the player slumps down in the opening cutscene, as described in developer notes in the original DLG. After the opening cutscene, the kolto tank remains empty with no fluid. - The dead miners have been replaced with placeable models which bob up and down slightly in the water and use somewhat higher-resolution head textures ported from KotOR 1. - The leftmost miner, which was originally identical to one of the others, has been replaced with a new female miner based on a ported KotOR 1 player head and DarthParametric's "Female Czerka Officer's Uniform" modder's resource. - A few clothing options are available for the dead miners: a) Vanilla-Style Uniforms: The same uniforms which they wear in vanilla, which are slightly different than the ones worn by the player and the miners in the holologs. The original uniform texture has been upscaled by Sith Holocron and is included here. b) Player-Style Uniforms: Uniforms based on the combat suit model, matching the ones worn by the player and shown in the holologs c) Underwear: Underwear similar to the wounded soldiers on Taris in KotOR 1 I have also included an alternative set of head and underwear textures which appear burned, based on textures by DarthParametric. Note that if you use them with options (a) or (b), only the heads will be burned, and the uniforms will still be undamaged. If you would also like the miners in the holologs to wear the type (a) uniform, you may be interested in the mod "Beta Peragus Miner Pack" by N-DReW25 (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2018-beta-peragus-miner-pack/) Thank you for downloading, and I hope you enjoy this mod! Opening Cutscene: Med Bay Enhancement - Opening Cutscene.mp4 ------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALLATION Run "INSTALL.exe" and follow the prompts. When asked, select your preferred option for the dead miners' clothing. It is normal to see warnings that 101per.mod and placeables.2da already exist and have been skipped. If you would like to use the burned versions of the textures, copy the files from the folder "OPTION - Burned Skin Textures" into your game's Override folder after the main installation is complete. This mod requires a new playthrough and is not compatible with existing saves. If you are using The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) from the Steam Workshop, see this guide for how to combine installer-based mods with the Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=488641307 ------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPATIBILITY This mod requires The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/578-tsl-restored-content-mod/). It has not been tested without TSLRCM installed. It is also known to be compatible with the following mods: - The KotOR 2 Community Patch (K2CP) (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1280-kotor-2-community-patch/) - Peragus Tweak by VarsityPuppet (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/8-peragus-tweak/) - Ultimate Peragus Models Repair by PapaZinos (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2010-ultimate-peragus-models-repair/) - Peragus Medical Monitors and Computer Panel by Sith Holocron (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/ 1375-peragus-medical-monitors-and-computer-panel/) This mod is also compatible with texture-only reskin mods. It is incompatible with any other mods which edit 101per2a.mdl/mdx or use mask/helmet variation 43. For best results, install this mod after any of the mods listed above and any other mods which make significant changes to Peragus. ------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS KotorBlender by seedhartha tpcview and tga2tpc by ndix UR NWNSSCOMP by Torlack and tk102 K-GFF by tk102 DLGEditor by tk102 TSL Patcher by stoffe and Fair Strides ERFEdit by stoffe and Fair Strides Kotor Tool by Fred Tetra Holocron Toolset by Cortisol and th3w1zard1 The vanilla-style female miner uniform is based on the "Female Czerka Officer's Uniform" modder's resource by DarthParametric (https://deadlystream.com/files/file/1955-female-czerka-officers-uniform-modders-resource/). It is used here in accordance with the permissions stated on its download page. Thank you to DarthParametric for suggesting that the moving water column could be made with a placeable, which sidestepped some visibility issues I was having with moving emitters in the area model. Thank you also to him for suggesting that I use his burned head/underwear textures and for providing his original Photoshop files as a resource. Thank you to Dark Hope and DarthParametric for identifying that KotOR 1's kolto tank bubbles look better with the settings from the diving suit bubbles, which prompted me to do the same here. (See https://deadlystream.com/topic/10826-dark-hope-wip/page/4/) Thank you to Sith Holocron for providing upscaled textures for the miner heads and vanilla uniform. Thanks to N-DReW25 for pointing out in his "Beta Peragus Miner Pack" mod that the original Peragus uniform was based on the Czerka uniform and for demonstrating that DarthParametric's female Czerka uniform resource could be handily used for the same purpose. This mod includes material ported from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic by Bioware. ------------------------------------------------------------------- VERSION HISTORY 1.0 - Initial Release 1.1 - Added burned skin textures, suggested by DarthParametric. 1.2 - Head and vanilla uniform textures have been upscaled by Sith Holocron. - Adjusted texture mapping of the right arm on the female vanilla-style miner - Added source code for the new scripts to the downloaded package 1.2.1 - Additional adjustments to the texture mapping for the vanilla-style female miner - Adjusted the leftmost miner's head position to be more similar to vanilla ------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER AND PERMISSIONS This modification is provided as-is and is not supported by Disney, Lucasarts, or Obsidian. Use at your own risk. The author shall not be held responsible for damage to your game installation, computer, or saved games resulting from the use of this mod. This mod shall not be reposted, in whole or in part, on any sites other than Deadly Stream without the author's permission. Assets from this mod shall not be redistributed in other modifications without the author's permission. Submitter WildKarrde Submitted 08/16/2024 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  

Are there any special steps to export Bezier keyframes, aside from just setting the keyframes on Blender’s timeline to Bezier interpolation? I’ve successfully exported one model with Bezier keyframes (which animates very smoothly in-game), but I have a second one which only exports with regular linear keyframes even when I set all of them to Bezier in Blender, and I haven't yet figured out what I've done differently (aside from the fact that they're two distinct models). Opening the exported MDLs with MDLEdit confirms that the one model has Bezier and the other has regular. Is there perhaps another step which I’m not realizing? Model 1 animation track (exports as Bezier): Model 2 animation track (exports as regular): EDIT: After some more experimentation, I think it didn’t like that my first keyframe of the animation sequence was location 0,0,0. Moving the first keyframe to a slightly different location allowed it to properly save with Bezier keyframes, as did adding a dummy keyframe of 0,0,-0.1 right before the beginning of the sequence. In any case, I seem to have got the animation working now.

Well, after more experimentation, I think what I’ve stumbled across is some sort of strange bug with TSL’s room visibility system. For some reason, I think the engine is getting confused and treating any emitters attached to the 101PER2aa node as being part of 101PERza from a visibility standpoint, and it hides them when the VIS file says not to draw 101PERza. I added 101PERza to 101PER2a’s visibility list, and voila—the emitters start working as soon as I walked into the medbay. So if anyone else runs into this in a different module, see if you can isolate a room that your emitters may be getting confused with, and try editing the VIS so that both rooms are drawn together. Good point, thanks for the suggestion. That might be the better approach from a mod compatibility standpoint if I ever do release this in some form. Some further random observations which may help anyone who tries to deal with this in the future: This bug only affects emitters. Meshes attached to the -a nodes always appeared in-game like they were supposed to. It doesn’t seem to be related with room count. Editing the LYT (without editing the VIS) to remove the 25 or so rooms before 101PERza had no effect, but removing only 101PERza made the emitters work. I was also able to make the emitters appear by deleting four meshes from 101PERza: mesh476, mesh480, mesh481, and mesh482. However, deleting all of the room’s meshes except those four also worked, so it doesn’t seem to be an inherent issue with those meshes. Attaching those same meshes to node 101PERzaa also fixed the issue. Interestingly, meshes attached to -a nodes seem to be always drawn, even when the VIS would say otherwise. (When I edited the VIS so that no room was visible from any other room, the other rooms’ static meshes all disappeared, but I could still see their animated meshes like the docked Harbinger.) Maybe linking them to the -a node removed them from interacting with the visibility code and therefore circumvented the bug? It doesn’t seem to be related to mesh count or poly count (at least, not entirely) because deleting four different meshes with higher total poly counts didn’t bring the emitters back. When I tried adding an emitter to the -a node of a different room in the same module, that emitter remained broken even after I added 101PERza to its visibility list. However, it did start working when I walked a few rooms away and looked back, so I suspect that it was linked to the visibility of a different room. My guess is that a given room’s animated emitters become entangled with a unique room, rather than every room’s emitters being linked to the same room.