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  1. its compatible now. You need to update Improved AI
  2. Can confirm, the function doesn't work in any circumstance, afaict. I will remove from next version
  3. I think that's incorrect. It does compile most tsl scripts. There is specific syntax it doesn't like unfortunately. Oh well the external compiler works
  4. No idea. Log said it was when I checked, but I didn't do complex testing
  5. No, they aren't. I can't really make a patch without redistributing that mod, but I will try to find a solution
  6. Holopatcher built in, it has a very strict compiler. It chokes on most of your scripts in the K2 version actually, buts I couldn't find a cause
  7. There is a typo in the source of the k_inc_jump_saber_throw file. There is an extra .nss appended in the include, which will cause compilation errors. This is also true in the K2 version
  8. It isn't. The scripts would have to be recompiled with the improved AI changes. Because of how that mod works, I would have to include the whole mod with this one to make a patch. I'll see about getting it made compatible
  9. View File Multifire and Autofire and Superior Feats (TSL) Implements bonus attacks and penalties for using Blaster Rifles and Heavy Weapons. Rifles allow making one extra attack per round, at a -4 attack penalty. Heavy weapons allow making two extra attacks per round, at a -6 attack penalty. Description In the original Star Wars d20 roleplaying game that KotOR is very loosely based off of, the Blaster Rifle type and Repeating Blaster types had unique functions that allowed them to make multiple attacks per round, at a penalty. KotOR was originally going to include a similar function for the Heavy Weapons group, but it is unimplemented, leaving Heavy Weapons as generally equivalent or inferior to Blaster Rifles. There are multiple mods which have attempted to restore this, but they are generally buggy, have awkward interactions with force speed, and only seek to restore the game functionality, and do not attempt to expand into the areas covered by the original roleplaying game. This mod implements the bonus attacks and penalties for using multifire (Blaster Rifles) and autofire (Heavy Weapons). Multifire allows making one extra attack per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -4 attack penalty. Autofire allows making two extra attacks per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -6 attack penalty. Unlike in the roleplaying game, these are not optional, and cannot be toggled off. These penalties can be offset however. Inspired by feats in the roleplaying game, and how KotOR adapted other feats, this mod implements a new Multishot feat tree, which has 3 ranks, which increase attack when using Rifles or Heavy Weapons by +2, +1, and +1 respectively. This tree acts as an equivalent to Two-Weapon Fighting and Dueling for these weapons. Due to hardcoded limitations with how extra attacks can be granted within the game, Rifles and Heavy Weapons can never make more than 3 attack when using Power Blast or Sniper Shot, or making a regular attack. Rapid Shot can grant a maximum of 4 attacks. If Master Speed (or Fury) is used, these limitations will obviously be a problem. As a solution, this mod will automatically reduce the penalties of multifire and autofire depending on how many attacks the player should have. For example, if Knight Speed (or Improved Fury) is used with a Blaster Rifle, both attacks will stack properly, and will all be made at a -4 penalty, while if Master Speed (or Master Fury) is used with a Heavy Weapon, autofire will be disabled, and 3 attacks will be made without any penalty being suffered. The Multishot feat will continue to increase attack bonus while Speed is active. One the (many) complaints made about characters options in TSL, is the extreme disparity in feats support for different options. Two-Weapon Fighting and Lightsabers get high level advanced feats on the Weapon Master and Marauder, but no other options are available. This mod corrects that, by adding Superior Weapon Focus feats for Blaster Pistols, Blaster Rifles, and Melee Weapons. It also adds a Superior Dueling line, as well as a Superior Multishot line, to continue the earlier tree introduced by this mod. The Focus feats all add +1 to attack rolls per level, while the Dueling feats add +1 to attacks rolls and AC. The AC bonus is implemented as a Shield Bonus (i.e. think a magical shield from Neverwinter Nights). This should stack with all other AC bonuses. The Superior Multishot tree, grants +1, +1, and +2 to attack rolls respectively. The bug that allows Finesse: Melee Weapons to affect Lightsabers is fixed. The bonus from that feat will be removed if the character has Finesse: Melee Weapons, but not Finesse: Lightsaber. Either feat will allow Dexterity modifier to be added to attack rolls for Unarmed attacks as well, as there was previously no way to do this. All of these changes are implemented in a heartbeat script, that runs every second on the player and companions, and on NPCs during combat events. You will have to close the inventory and reopen it after changing your equipment, to make sure that all of the effects are properly applied. This is the only way of doing changes like this unfortunately. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with TSLRCM. Fully compatible with Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.3 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods TSLRCM is strongly recommended. You can find the KotOR version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Multifire and Autofire and Superior Feats by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Submitter darthbdaman Submitted 04/23/2025 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  
  10. Version 1.0.0

    17 downloads

    Implements bonus attacks and penalties for using Blaster Rifles and Heavy Weapons. Rifles allow making one extra attack per round, at a -4 attack penalty. Heavy weapons allow making two extra attacks per round, at a -6 attack penalty. Description In the original Star Wars d20 roleplaying game that KotOR is very loosely based off of, the Blaster Rifle type and Repeating Blaster types had unique functions that allowed them to make multiple attacks per round, at a penalty. KotOR was originally going to include a similar function for the Heavy Weapons group, but it is unimplemented, leaving Heavy Weapons as generally equivalent or inferior to Blaster Rifles. There are multiple mods which have attempted to restore this, but they are generally buggy, have awkward interactions with force speed, and only seek to restore the game functionality, and do not attempt to expand into the areas covered by the original roleplaying game. This mod implements the bonus attacks and penalties for using multifire (Blaster Rifles) and autofire (Heavy Weapons). Multifire allows making one extra attack per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -4 attack penalty. Autofire allows making two extra attacks per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -6 attack penalty. Unlike in the roleplaying game, these are not optional, and cannot be toggled off. These penalties can be offset however. Inspired by feats in the roleplaying game, and how KotOR adapted other feats, this mod implements a new Multishot feat tree, which has 3 ranks, which increase attack when using Rifles or Heavy Weapons by +2, +1, and +1 respectively. This tree acts as an equivalent to Two-Weapon Fighting and Dueling for these weapons. Due to hardcoded limitations with how extra attacks can be granted within the game, Rifles and Heavy Weapons can never make more than 3 attack when using Power Blast or Sniper Shot, or making a regular attack. Rapid Shot can grant a maximum of 4 attacks. If Master Speed (or Fury) is used, these limitations will obviously be a problem. As a solution, this mod will automatically reduce the penalties of multifire and autofire depending on how many attacks the player should have. For example, if Knight Speed (or Improved Fury) is used with a Blaster Rifle, both attacks will stack properly, and will all be made at a -4 penalty, while if Master Speed (or Master Fury) is used with a Heavy Weapon, autofire will be disabled, and 3 attacks will be made without any penalty being suffered. The Multishot feat will continue to increase attack bonus while Speed is active. One the (many) complaints made about characters options in TSL, is the extreme disparity in feats support for different options. Two-Weapon Fighting and Lightsabers get high level advanced feats on the Weapon Master and Marauder, but no other options are available. This mod corrects that, by adding Superior Weapon Focus feats for Blaster Pistols, Blaster Rifles, and Melee Weapons. It also adds a Superior Dueling line, as well as a Superior Multishot line, to continue the earlier tree introduced by this mod. The Focus feats all add +1 to attack rolls per level, while the Dueling feats add +1 to attacks rolls and AC. The AC bonus is implemented as a Shield Bonus (i.e. think a magical shield from Neverwinter Nights). This should stack with all other AC bonuses. The Superior Multishot tree, grants +1, +1, and +2 to attack rolls respectively. The bug that allows Finesse: Melee Weapons to affect Lightsabers is fixed. The bonus from that feat will be removed if the character has Finesse: Melee Weapons, but not Finesse: Lightsaber. Either feat will allow Dexterity modifier to be added to attack rolls for Unarmed attacks as well, as there was previously no way to do this. All of these changes are implemented in a heartbeat script, that runs every second on the player and companions, and on NPCs during combat events. You will have to close the inventory and reopen it after changing your equipment, to make sure that all of the effects are properly applied. This is the only way of doing changes like this unfortunately. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with TSLRCM. Fully compatible with Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.3 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods TSLRCM is strongly recommended. You can find the KotOR version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Multifire and Autofire and Superior Feats by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
  11. View File Multifire and Autofire and Finesse (KotOR) Implements bonus attacks and penalties for using Blaster Rifles and Heavy Weapons. Rifles allow making one extra attack per round, at a -4 attack penalty. Heavy weapons allow making two extra attacks per round, at a -6 attack penalty. Description In the original Star Wars d20 roleplaying game that KotOR is very loosely based off of, the Blaster Rifle type and Repeating Blaster types had unique functions that allowed them to make multiple attacks per round, at a penalty. KotOR was originally going to include a similar function for the Heavy Weapons group, but it is unimplemented, leaving Heavy Weapons as generally equivalent or inferior to Blaster Rifles. There are multiple mods which have attempted to restore this, but they are generally buggy, have awkward interactions with force speed, and only seek to restore the game functionality, and do not attempt to expand into the areas covered by the original roleplaying game. This mod implements the bonus attacks and penalties for using multifire (Blaster Rifles) and autofire (Heavy Weapons). Multifire allows making one extra attack per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -4 attack penalty. Autofire allows making two extra attacks per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -6 attack penalty. Unlike in the roleplaying game, these are not optional, and cannot be toggled off. These penalties can be offset however. Inspired by feats in the roleplaying game, and how KotOR adapted other feats, this mod implements a new Multishot feat tree, which has 3 ranks, which increase attack when using Rifles or Heavy Weapons by +2, +1, and +1 respectively. This tree acts as an equivalent to Two-Weapon Fighting and Dueling for these weapons. Due to hardcoded limitations with how extra attacks can be granted within the game, Rifles and Heavy Weapons can never make more than 3 attack when using Power Blast or Sniper Shot, or making a regular attack. Rapid Shot can grant a maximum of 4 attacks. If Master Speed is used, these limitations will obviously be a problem. As a solution, this mod will automatically reduce the penalties of multifire and autofire depending on how many attacks the player should have. For example, if Knight Speed is used with a Blaster Rifle, both attacks will stack properly, and will all be made at a -4 penalty, while if Master Speed is used with a Heavy Weapon, autofire will be disabled, and 3 attacks will be made without any penalty being suffered. The Multishot feat will continue to increase attack bonus while Speed is active. The Finesse: Lightsaber and Finesse: Melee Weapons feats from TSL have been added to the game. Finesse: Lightsaber is automatically granted to Jedi Classes, however if a character manages to use a Lightsaber without having this feats, it will no longer be treated as a Finesse weapon for them. Finesse: Melee Weapons is selectable by all human classes, and works as it does in TSL (but the bug that allows it affect Lightsabers is not replicated). Either feat will allow Dexterity modifier to be added to attack rolls for Unarmed attacks as well, as there was previously no way to do this. When wielding a Melee Weapon in one hand, you now add 1.5x your Strength modifier to Damage, as it works in TSL. The Dueling feats line will also affect Unarmed attacks, as it does in TSL. The AC bonus is implemented as a Shield Bonus (i.e. think a magical shield from Neverwinter Nights). This should stack with all other AC bonuses. All of these changes are implemented in a heartbeat script, that runs every second on the player and companions, and on NPCs during combat events. You will have to close the inventory and reopen it after changing your equipment, to make sure that all of the effects are properly applied. This is the only way of doing changes like this unfortunately. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with KotOR 1 Community Patch. Fully compatible with Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.7 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods KotOR 1 Community Patch is strongly recommended. You can find the TSL version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Credits DarthParametric - Scripts from KOTOR 1 Community Patch Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Multifire and Autofire and Finesse by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Submitter darthbdaman Submitted 04/23/2025 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  
  12. Version 1.0.0

    16 downloads

    Implements bonus attacks and penalties for using Blaster Rifles and Heavy Weapons. Rifles allow making one extra attack per round, at a -4 attack penalty. Heavy weapons allow making two extra attacks per round, at a -6 attack penalty. Description In the original Star Wars d20 roleplaying game that KotOR is very loosely based off of, the Blaster Rifle type and Repeating Blaster types had unique functions that allowed them to make multiple attacks per round, at a penalty. KotOR was originally going to include a similar function for the Heavy Weapons group, but it is unimplemented, leaving Heavy Weapons as generally equivalent or inferior to Blaster Rifles. There are multiple mods which have attempted to restore this, but they are generally buggy, have awkward interactions with force speed, and only seek to restore the game functionality, and do not attempt to expand into the areas covered by the original roleplaying game. This mod implements the bonus attacks and penalties for using multifire (Blaster Rifles) and autofire (Heavy Weapons). Multifire allows making one extra attack per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -4 attack penalty. Autofire allows making two extra attacks per round, but all attacks made during the round suffer a -6 attack penalty. Unlike in the roleplaying game, these are not optional, and cannot be toggled off. These penalties can be offset however. Inspired by feats in the roleplaying game, and how KotOR adapted other feats, this mod implements a new Multishot feat tree, which has 3 ranks, which increase attack when using Rifles or Heavy Weapons by +2, +1, and +1 respectively. This tree acts as an equivalent to Two-Weapon Fighting and Dueling for these weapons. Due to hardcoded limitations with how extra attacks can be granted within the game, Rifles and Heavy Weapons can never make more than 3 attack when using Power Blast or Sniper Shot, or making a regular attack. Rapid Shot can grant a maximum of 4 attacks. If Master Speed is used, these limitations will obviously be a problem. As a solution, this mod will automatically reduce the penalties of multifire and autofire depending on how many attacks the player should have. For example, if Knight Speed is used with a Blaster Rifle, both attacks will stack properly, and will all be made at a -4 penalty, while if Master Speed is used with a Heavy Weapon, autofire will be disabled, and 3 attacks will be made without any penalty being suffered. The Multishot feat will continue to increase attack bonus while Speed is active. The Finesse: Lightsaber and Finesse: Melee Weapons feats from TSL have been added to the game. Finesse: Lightsaber is automatically granted to Jedi Classes, however if a character manages to use a Lightsaber without having this feats, it will no longer be treated as a Finesse weapon for them. Finesse: Melee Weapons is selectable by all human classes, and works as it does in TSL (but the bug that allows it affect Lightsabers is not replicated). Either feat will allow Dexterity modifier to be added to attack rolls for Unarmed attacks as well, as there was previously no way to do this. When wielding a Melee Weapon in one hand, you now add 1.5x your Strength modifier to Damage, as it works in TSL. The Dueling feats line will also affect Unarmed attacks, as it does in TSL. The AC bonus is implemented as a Shield Bonus (i.e. think a magical shield from Neverwinter Nights). This should stack with all other AC bonuses. All of these changes are implemented in a heartbeat script, that runs every second on the player and companions, and on NPCs during combat events. You will have to close the inventory and reopen it after changing your equipment, to make sure that all of the effects are properly applied. This is the only way of doing changes like this unfortunately. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with KotOR 1 Community Patch. Fully compatible with Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.7 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods KotOR 1 Community Patch is strongly recommended. You can find the TSL version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Credits DarthParametric - Scripts from KOTOR 1 Community Patch Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Multifire and Autofire and Finesse by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
  13. Version 1.1.0

    20 downloads

    Overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Watchmen and Assassins from Sentinels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. Description The Sentinel class corresponds to the Scoundrel, having the most skill points, affinity for Stealth and Security (at least in TSL), and the Sneak Attack feat line... they don't get Sneak Attack Feats? Well then what do they get... Other mods have added Sneak Attack to Sentinels before, however, if a Sentinel character became a Jedi Watchman, they would gain very little benefit from the progression, despite being the most natural choice, as their Sneak Attack die would already be higher than any that they could be granted from the Watchman class. This mod overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Jedi Watchmen or Sith Assassins from Sentinels (as well as Sentinels from Scoundrels for companions) to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. The original Sneak Attack feats are no longer granted when leveling up. Instead, new dummy versions have been added to the feat interface to tell you when you will get a new Sneak Attack die. Scoundrels gain a new Sneak attack die every 2 levels, starting at level 1 (1,3,5,7,etc.), while Sentinels gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,17). Jedi Watchmen and Sith Assassins have both had their Sneak Attack progression reduced, to avoid Sentinel becoming redundant due to getting all 10 Sneak Attack ranks from one class. Watchmen now gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,etc.), the same as Sentinels, while Sith Assassin gain a new die every 3 levels, starting at level 1 (1,4,7,10,etc.). Both classes (as well as Sentinels) will also continue gaining ranks above level 20, instead of ceasing progression as Watchmen did in the original game. Multiclass characters will add all of their dice from these classes together when calculating their final Sneak Attack rank. For example, a Level 15 Jedi Sentinel/Level 17 Jedi Watchman would have 4 ranks from Jedi Sentinel, and 5 ranks from Jedi Watchman, giving them a total Sneak Attack level of 9. The maximum possible Sneak Attack rank remains 10, and this cannot be changed. This mod also includes a workaround for a vanilla bug, where Bao-dur and Handmaiden would stop gaining ranks in Unarmed Specialist when the multiclassed into Jedi, until their Jedi level surpassed their original level. They will now be given their appropriate level of feat, if their character level meets the requirement. This will not be visible on the level up screen, but should be immediately granted, after they finish leveling up. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with TSLRCM. Fully compatible with Multifire and Autofire and Superior Feats. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.3 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods TSLRCM is strongly recommended. You can find the KotOR version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
  14. View File Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing (TSL) Overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Watchmen and Assassins from Sentinels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. Description The Sentinel class corresponds to the Scoundrel, having the most skill points, affinity for Stealth and Security (at least in TSL), and the Sneak Attack feat line... they don't get Sneak Attack Feats? Well then what do they get... Other mods have added Sneak Attack to Sentinels before, however, if a Sentinel character became a Jedi Watchman, they would gain very little benefit from the progression, despite being the most natural choice, as their Sneak Attack die would already be higher than any that they could be granted from the Watchman class. This mod overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Jedi Watchmen or Sith Assassins from Sentinels (as well as Sentinels from Scoundrels for companions) to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. The original Sneak Attack feats are no longer granted when leveling up. Instead, new dummy versions have been added to the feat interface to tell you when you will get a new Sneak Attack die. Scoundrels gain a new Sneak attack die every 2 levels, starting at level 1 (1,3,5,7,etc.), while Sentinels gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,17). Jedi Watchmen and Sith Assassins have both had their Sneak Attack progression reduced, to avoid Sentinel becoming redundant due to getting all 10 Sneak Attack ranks from one class. Watchmen now gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,etc.), the same as Sentinels, while Sith Assassin gain a new die every 3 levels, starting at level 1 (1,4,7,10,etc.). Both classes (as well as Sentinels) will also continue gaining ranks above level 20, instead of ceasing progression as Watchmen did in the original game. Multiclass characters will add all of their dice from these classes together when calculating their final Sneak Attack rank. For example, a Level 15 Jedi Sentinel/Level 17 Jedi Watchman would have 4 ranks from Jedi Sentinel, and 5 ranks from Jedi Watchman, giving them a total Sneak Attack level of 9. The maximum possible Sneak Attack rank remains 10, and this cannot be changed. This mod also includes a workaround for a vanilla bug, where Bao-dur and Handmaiden would stop gaining ranks in Unarmed Specialist when the multiclassed into Jedi, until their Jedi level surpassed their original level. They will now be given their appropriate level of feat, if their character level meets the requirement. This will not be visible on the level up screen, but should be immediately granted, after they finish leveling up. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with TSLRCM. Fully compatible with Multifire and Autofire and Superior Feats. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.3 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods TSLRCM is strongly recommended. You can find the KotOR version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Submitter darthbdaman Submitted 04/18/2025 Category Mods TSLRCM Compatible Yes  
  15. View File Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing (KotOR) Overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Sentinels from Scoundrels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. Description The Sentinel class corresponds to the Scoundrel, having the most skill points, affinity for Stealth and Security (at least in TSL), and the Sneak Attack feat line... they don't get Sneak Attack Feats? Well then what do they get... Other mods have added Sneak Attack to Sentinels before, however, if a Scoundrel character became a Sentinel, they would gain very little benefit from the progression, despite being the most natural choice, as their Sneak Attack die would already be higher than any that they could be granted from the Sentinel class. This mod overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Sentinels from Scoundrels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. The original Sneak Attack feats are no longer granted when leveling up. Instead, new dummy versions have been added to the feat interface to tell you when you will get a new Sneak Attack die. Scoundrels gain a new Sneak attack die every 2 levels, starting at level 1 (1,3,5,7,etc.), while Sentinels gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,17). Multiclass characters will add all of their dice from these classes together when calculating their final Sneak Attack rank. For example, a Level 7 Scoundrel/Level 13 Jedi Sentinel would have 4 ranks from Scoundrel, and 4 ranks from Jedi Sentinel, giving them a total Sneak Attack level of 8. The maximum possible Sneak Attack rank remains 10, and this cannot be changed. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script, as well as creature Hide items, to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with KotOR 1 Community Patch. Fully compatible with Multifire and Autofire and Finesse. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.7 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods KotOR 1 Community Patch is strongly recommended. Consular Sentinel Class Skill Swap (or KotOR 1 Community Patch which includes it) is recommended if you really want the Sentinel class to fill its role as the Jedi Scoundrel. You can find the TSL version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Credits DarthParametric - Scripts from KOTOR 1 Community Patch Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Submitter darthbdaman Submitted 04/18/2025 Category Mods K1R Compatible Yes  
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    Overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Sentinels from Scoundrels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. Description The Sentinel class corresponds to the Scoundrel, having the most skill points, affinity for Stealth and Security (at least in TSL), and the Sneak Attack feat line... they don't get Sneak Attack Feats? Well then what do they get... Other mods have added Sneak Attack to Sentinels before, however, if a Scoundrel character became a Sentinel, they would gain very little benefit from the progression, despite being the most natural choice, as their Sneak Attack die would already be higher than any that they could be granted from the Sentinel class. This mod overhauls the Sneak Attack feat line, giving it to Jedi Sentinels, as well as implementing a system for characters that multiclass into Sentinels from Scoundrels to continue increasing their Sneak Attack. The original Sneak Attack feats are no longer granted when leveling up. Instead, new dummy versions have been added to the feat interface to tell you when you will get a new Sneak Attack die. Scoundrels gain a new Sneak attack die every 2 levels, starting at level 1 (1,3,5,7,etc.), while Sentinels gain a new die every 4 levels, starting at level 1 (1,5,9,13,17). Multiclass characters will add all of their dice from these classes together when calculating their final Sneak Attack rank. For example, a Level 7 Scoundrel/Level 13 Jedi Sentinel would have 4 ranks from Scoundrel, and 4 ranks from Jedi Sentinel, giving them a total Sneak Attack level of 8. The maximum possible Sneak Attack rank remains 10, and this cannot be changed. Install/Uninstall Run the installer.exe file. If you are on Linux or Mac, appropriate HoloPatcher installers can be found on DeadlyStream. See the docs folder for more information. Compatibility This mod uses a k_ai_master.ncs Heartbeat script, as well as creature Hide items, to implement its changes, and will likely have compatibility issues with other mods that use similar implementations. They will likely need compatibility patching. Fully compatible with KotOR 1 Community Patch. Fully compatible with Multifire and Autofire and Finesse. Fully compatible with Improved AI (v1.2.7 or higher). You must install Improved AI AFTER all of my mods, and let its k_ai_master.ncs file replace mine. Recommended Mods KotOR 1 Community Patch is strongly recommended. Consular Sentinel Class Skill Swap (or KotOR 1 Community Patch which includes it) is recommended if you really want the Sentinel class to fill its role as the Jedi Scoundrel. You can find the TSL version here. Special Thanks/Acknowledgements KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra DeNCS – JdNoa & Dashus DLGEditor – tk102 K-GFF – tk102 TSL Patcher – stoffe KotOR Scripting Tool - Blue Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher – Cortisol & th3w1zard1 Credits DarthParametric - Scripts from KOTOR 1 Community Patch Mirrors Nexus ModPub Other Links Nexus ModPub Deadlystream YouTube Twitch Discord Twitter darth@darthbdaman.com Sentinel Sneak Attack with Multiclassing by darthbdaman is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
  17. I see what you're getting at. Personally I like the idea of the exile making the companions more like themself, and sharing/forcing their unique abilities on them. Though I understand why you would like keeping them exclusive.
  18. I'm not strongly wedded to training Precog, Crush, Enlightenment, though I think you are overestimating their power in the hands of companions (mostly for precog). Due to the distribution of equipment, and lack of the player crystal, followers are unlikely to get the obscenely high simultaneous Dex and Wis values that the player can get to. I think you are really overhyping Handmaiden's shock as well. "{A little confused}You are already doing it. " "If you do not know you are doing it, then training will make you a dangerous opponent indeed. " "Perhaps it is your connection to the Force that allows such things, but I do not think so. " There isn't anything in the dialogue or in the power description that implies Battle Precog is a super unique trait. Maybe not one possessed by all Jedi, but I don't see why combatants in a war wouldn't have it. You could make a strong argument for Atton having access to it flavourwise, and arguments could certainly be made for Bao-dur and Visas as well. Enlightenment is strong, but largely a late game convenience option. Crush may be too powerful though. They also aren't available normally anyway, another mod would have to give the player access to them before the Enclave.
  19. The Bastila Lightsaber exists because of how the scripts check for items. When you save Bastila, if you haven't picked up the Yellow Double Bladed Lightsaber from Brejiks corpse, she will go and collect it. Because the player can now come into the scenario with a Yellow Double Bladed Lightsaber, it is possible for the player to not loot Bastila's Lightsaber, and have her then not collect it. I restored the Lightsaber to get around this. There are other solutions, but they all have downsides, so I will keep the restored Lightsaber.
  20. Regarding the companion training, I worked out something like this: Fighting Techniques trains Unarmed Specialist up to the players current rank (this gets around a Vanilla bug where Handmaiden and Bao-dur do not continue getting Unarmed Specialist as they level up, because there specific feats entries check there current class level, and not there overall level), otherwise it tends to be a useless ability as the numbers are too low unless you save all level ups for Jedi. Lightsaber Forms remains the same, but also allows the level up forms to be taught, so they dont get locked until Jedi level 13 (They are generally worse than the ones you could teach anyway) For the powers, I changed it to the unlockable powers that aren't taken by leveling up (I loathe when the game invalidates a level up choice by giving it to you for free later) Affect Mind (doesn't do anything in the base game, but I don't see any reason to remove it IMO) Dominate Mind (ditto) Force Sight (not Visas) (I did this at one point, but there is a bug where if Kreia or Visas use Force Sight as a power, it turns off when they are in first person) Breath Control Beast Trick Battle Precognition (Handmaiden always gets this when becoming a Jedi) Force Crush (won’t be opportunity to train in normal game) Force Enlightenment (won’t be opportunity to train in normal game) I also made it auto train everything that could be trained upon being made a Jedi for the first time as a QOL change. The dialogue patching wasn't setup properly for Holopatcher at the time so I never released it, I will check the required features have been added at some point.
  21. This is fucking incredible
  22. A lot of force power descriptions are incorrect
  23. More than 1000 other people have downloaded it, and no one else has reported this problem. It is probably some sort of windows permissions issue on your end, like N-DReW said.
  24. A bunch of them probably are, but I'm not sure I would recommend reusing them