Ian Starrider

Perfect. Thank you very much.

Thats right. I edited them already. But i think the Names of the textures are different on the android version. Because nothing changed if i move it to the override folder. (all other skins in it work fine) Here is the RAR File with the TGAs based on the up to date version of the gog.com edition. K2 Nintendo Buttons for Android.rar

Hello everyone, I recently edited the UI of K1 so that the joypad layout of the buttons does not resemble the Xbox controllers but those of the Nintendo consoles. I managed to do that very well. Now I wanted to do the same for K2. However, for some reason I can't open the OBB files on K2. I always get the message that the file is corrupted. But this makes no sense as the game runs without any problems. Would someone be so kind to extract the TGAs from K2 that contain the joypad buttons or at least give me the exact file names so that I can adapt my already created textures to them? Thanks in advance.

Textures that match the colors and structures of the character's clothing would be enough for me, to be honest. I didn't expect a complete model or anything like that.

I always hated Exar Kun's light battle suit and Ulic Qel-Droma's mesh suit ingame. These don't even begin to do justice to the two legendary characters from the comics. Since there are already several “lore friedly” skins for various armor and characters, I wondered why there are none for these yet.

I have already tried all this but without success. Streamwaves folder and override folder added and files moved etc. When editing OBB files, the app does not accept them and starts downloading the original obb files. I guess I have tried everything possible. If anyone else has an idea I would be grateful. But so far I'm at the end of trying.

Hello everyone, I have owned the Android version of Kotor for a while now. Some of you may know that the android version always has the english voice output, even here in germany. I wanted to somehow integrate the German audio files from my PC version into the android version. Editing the OBB files does not seem to be an option. Are there other options or do I have to live with it as it is?