Lewok2007

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  1. Lewok2007

    Bith HD

    Big glowup for the Bith's. Amazing work DH.
  2. The latter. The computer goon and regular goon have the corpses swapped at each others positions. Brown hair guy's corpse is where Black hair guy is standing in the hologram, and the Black hair guy's corpse is roughly where the Brown hair guy is standing in the hologram.
  3. In the final room of the Dormitories Section, it looks like Coorta's goons have the wrong body appearance (beta instead of Heavy mining) and their locations are incorrect. The terminal guy's corpse is where the other goon dies and vice versa.
    Sith Holocron's TJM Textural Reinterpretation is necessary, if not highly recommended, for playing Trex's The Jedi Masters mod. With The Jedi Masters, it re-used environments from vanilla TSL, only modifying textures or adding in different models from modules to make the areas feel different. A specific example would be Etti IV, which reused Nar Shaddaa modules. The modules were retextured, having that yellow and orange accent with the gears (so many gears...). Sith Holocron reinterprets those textures in a way that looks different and unique from TSL Nar Shardaa while not being overly chaotic or off looking, which Etti IV definitely was. The 2 major changes I'd say, were on the sith ship and Etti IV, although the screenshots posted do very well at showing off the many changes Sith Holocron did. Even the more minor changes, like on your ship (The "Eagle") add to the environment that improves it, making it feel more unique and overall more cohesive. Not to mention, the texture interpretation upscales a lot of the environment textures. I personally really like the changes done to the Sith Ship. I never really disliked the retexture in base TJM for that Ravager module, but Sith Holocron made such a major improvement. The original TJM textures were very repetitive and had so many symbols/runes. The marbles and stones Sith Holocron has done feel more fancy in a way that I'd say changes how the brain processes and feels about the ship. Rather than a tomb or a stone monument, you're in a space ship crafted to be the syths(?) main headquarters. Originally, the marble texture didn't have an alpha layer or a .txi, which I found to make it feel flatter and not like marble at all, which normally has a shine to it. I recommended the shine in a .txi/alpha layer and I think it made it feel much better. While I'm sure people will love Sith Holocron's Texture Reinterpretation, I would recommend you commenting/putting in a review what you want to criticize and feel could be improved. While I'm sure I particularly feel like the Retexture is completed and doesn't need much more work. I can't say how Sith Holocron particular feels, but I know he'd like to receive feedback if people could provide some. Additionally, other people might catch something other people haven't or SH didn't find or I didn't see in my beta testing, which I am sure would help Sith Holocron.
  4. Amazing Icon 10/10
  5. I think if you categorized it by Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary, it could be less complicated? The primaries would be Proper Peragus Corpses, Peragus NPC Overhaul, and Tiered Peragus Miners which would be the most 'desirable.' Then you'd have the head changes and beta changes as Secondaries where they're still relevant and mostly within the desirability but may not be what people are fully interested in compared to the 'Primary' changes. Then the Tertiary would be No Destroying Terminals, Lootable lockers, and Vibrocutter Swap as more like "area addons" which people can install if they really wanted to but it's kind of out of range of the main focus people might want with the NPC changes. Could either have that as different archives on the download page or as subfolders in a single archive. I don't know if that helps? But i definitely did feel a bit 'overwhelmed' reading all those 9 mods and then categorizing them kind of helped me after.
  6. Would this mod be compatible with Visually Repair HK-47? I'd assume not for now because of how VSHK47 works but it'd be neat if they could work together.
  7. I can make install versions where on would replace them with Short lightsaber versions and another install for double bladed. But specifically for the Assassins on the Harbinger, I believe a script is used to give them their weapons when they spawn in (for whatever reason). Most what I can do is just change the appearance of the weapon and adjust the stats, but it isn't actually a lightsaber item they would have.
  8. I've used it with the mod build and it works fine.
  9. Loved the mod. Looking forward to a version that's compatible 🙏
    Mod is amazing. Some things were a little janky, but overall the mod was really great. - I didnt encounter any major bugs, and the minor bugs I encountered weren't too frustrating. - The new campanion is interesting, and fills the spot of an existing campanion that's already pretty useless in a base game. - The story feels pretty authentic to the first kotor, having that tiny goofy factor but being solid enough. - I haven't completed all of the side quests but from what I've seen of the quests I didn't do, they're pretty interesting. - I really like the new modules. SAO used a technique in the new modules that uses pre-existing models but the module layouts are all new. and of course, I can't forget:
  10. The dialogue not always having voices is normal. They'll most likely add in the rest of the voices when the full mod is completed. But so far only side characters are voiced with AI.
  11. You've selected the steam version of Kotor 1. This mod is for TSL. You'll need to locate it to SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Knights of the Old Republic II
  12. Yeah everything did feel already very diverse when I played. Now that I've played I'm a bit indifferent on the npc player head issue. I think it'd still be cool to have the player heads but if it's already feeling diverse I don't think it's too much of an issue. Although this isn't really certain since there could be an area on Nar Shardaa that isn't diverse and would need those player heads.