Lewok2007

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.

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.

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

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.

I love how the UI is unique and stands out from the original versions of the games and other mods while still looking good. It looks more like a pomegranate colour than orange, but I think that works well. I think it would be nice if a version of the UI was released standalone. Personally I think it's easier on my eyes and looks better than the TSL green ui. I think your idea works the best. I'm assuming the way the pc characters as npcs would work is like the guy who claims ownership of the ebon hawk on NS in TSL, where he has 1 default head but if the player has the same head he uses another. I think removing the pc characters as npcs would be a bummer and not be as immersive. I don't think the vanilla clothing would necessarily fit for RoR. The potato robes the player wears for clothing always seemed to be something inconspicuous the exile wears to blend in with crowds and something cheap/basic. RoR is looking good though. Looking forward to reading the next Dev Diary.

View File Vibrocutter changes Description: This mod can make different changes to the vibroblade in TSL, such as moving it, removing it, or replacing it. Installation: Note: There are different methods with installing this mod! First Method. (Quick Install, Mod Build Recommended Method.) - Open up Holopatcher.exe - Open up the first scroll down menu and select "Location and Medpac" - Select your kotor directory where swkotor2.exe is located. (i.e. folder named swkotor2 or Knights of the Old Republic II) - Click Install and wait for the mod to finish installing, then close the window when it is complete. If you would like to have no medpac on the corpse with the above method: - Open Holopatcher.exe - Select "Corpse has nothing" - select the kotor directory where swkotor2.exe is - Click install and wait for the mod to install, then close the window when it is complete. ^^^ Note: This may inflict more difficulty for your playthrough. Second Method(s) (More seperate installs, Mod Build compatible although not recommended.) Note: Can be used over top the first method but NOT recommended for balancing reasons. (Advisories included in square brackets) - Launch Holopatcher.exe and select ONE of these 3 installs in the first drop down menu: "Medpac Replacement" (Replaces the vibrocutter with a Medpac) - [Usless with First Method Install, already included] "Vibroblade Replacement" (Replaces the vibrocutter with a vibroblade, pre tslrcm.) - [You would have a Vibroblade on the regular corpse over top First Method Install] "Corpse has nothing" (The corpse will not contain any items.) - [Already told in First Method install] - Select the kotor directory where swkotor2.exe is. NOTE: Choosing another one of those 3 after installing another WILL overwrite the changes made by the previous one installed. - After installing ONE of those options, install "Location Change" IF you want the vibrocutter to appear in the locker in the security room. - [You would get a second vibrocutter over top the First Method Install] Instructions are DONE INCOMPATIBILITES: - Incompatible with NDrew's Peragus Miner Overhaul, Use the vibrocutter changes install included with his mod if you're using his mod. DO NOT install my mod over NDrew's mod. Tools used: Holopatcher - Cortisol Holocron Toolset - Cortisol and th3w1zard1 I ask that my mod is not uploaded anywhere else by other users. I will upload it somewhere if I think it should belong there. Submitter Lewok2007 Submitted 03/01/2025 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  

I've made one with the green color. I'd need to upscale it to get more detail on the heart but I think this is what you're looking for? The UVs on the model for example Grey and Tan Here are the textures in .zip file if you want to check them out in game. MandoTextures.zip

It wouldn't be hard to do it if you have a pc. You really just need Kotor Tool or Holocron Toolset to extract the Mandalorian texture files from either K1 or TSL, and then use something like photoshop or gimp to edit the .tga textures.

JC already has a mod that adds in more lightsaber color options. These may be similar to what you're asking for.

View File Viable Plasma Torches Description: This mod makes the Plasma Torch be it's own unique type of weapon. This allows the player to dual wield the Plasma Torch, or use it alongside another weapon. (the exception being blasters and stun batons.) Additionally, the animations played in combat will be the melee animations instead of the little "jabby" animation that plays for every type of attack. I haven't tested all animations, but so far the basic Critical Strike animation is the only one that looks off, in my opinion. Installation: Extract the "viable_plasma_torches.zip" archive to your desktop. Run the TSLPatcher within the folders, press install and locate your TSL Directory. (The folder with the game executable, not the override.) Uninstallation: Take the files from the "backup" folder, copy them to the override folder in your game and overwrite when prompted. Compatbility: Not everything has been tested with this mod and I am uncertain of any other items in game using the "Torch" column in baseitems.2da. Let me know of any incompatibilites with any other mods if you find any or if any items look off. (i.e. able to use a non weapon item as a weapon) -> Is at least compatible with TSLRCM. Tools used: Holocron Toolset by Cortisol TSLPatcher by Stoffe Permissions: Use this mod however you like as long as it isn't a direct reupload somewhere and credit is given. DO NOT upload this mod to the Steam Workshop. Bugs: Not Necessarily a "bug," but the plasmatorch will have a 20-20 x1 crit multipler. From my testing, this doesn't effect much. Submitter Lewok2007 Submitted 01/31/2025 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes