CapitaineSpoque

Description
This mod is a modder's ressource, and will not include anything in game.
Thx to @DarthParametric kel dor modder's ressource, this mod is possible.
I was unhappy with Bao dur's models animations while porting him into k1. I figured i would scrap the arm and tie it to a scout model, which bear the same size properties. 
This ressource contains a completely kel dor appearance/head, with bao dur severed/robotic arm, bao dur animation as unarmed to see the model in action, and complete support for all the vanilla items in the game.
So you can do a lot of thing with this, make a new playable character or bring new npc appearances.
The textures provided only cover vanilla + some extras (as i use my override folder, i have few modder textures i provided aswell) because the uv maps are different from vanilla models. They are 2048x2048. 
Video showcase

Disclaimer :
There are few combat animation glitches, the weapon in the right hand will be slightly off, the robot arm is not totally under the gun for rifles for instance, or is not "exactly" at the perfect position for dual hand melee weapons. There is clipping with heavy  armors especially. Otherwise after playtesting everything else seems fine.
Some armor textures have conflicted properties with .txi. When cm_bright was applied, i deleted alpha channel to the arm so the armor keeps the original effect, but the arm metal won't be reflective. I deleted alpha channels for robes to deal with transparency/metal reflection. I provided the unedited textures aswell.
Obviously models have unique names to prevent conflict with other vanilla models in game and between each other.
The default head has jaw animation, but theyre a bit too much imo. I couldnt fix it, so i provided a head model without the jaw animation in the ressources.
Installation and how are the files ordered :
- The folder "Add the appearance" contains an executable that will add everything to your game override and create a single new appearance row in appearance.2da that bears the mullet man head and white skin. You can manually change the head
inside appearance.2da if you wish to, this is a ready to go install and you simply have to give the appearance to npcs or anything. The black/asian skins are located in the ressources folder/underwear.
- The folder "ressources" contains everything related to the mod itself (body models and textures). The textures contained within the base appearance folders (robes, clothing, armors ...) are unedited, which mean there will be bad interactions regarding alpha layers and .txi i attributed. 
- The "edited textures" folder contain my ready to go texture, i edited the alpha layers there so maybe you prefer tweaking the base textures. 
- The "supermodel" folder contains Baodur base model/textures (you can use it if you want to) and contains the animation information to perform the unarmed attack. I tied every models to baodur base one as a supermodel to allow the custom attack animation. If you want to get rid of this, simply change every model's supermodel to s_female02.
- The texture for bao dur arm is provided aswell in a single folder.
- The "No animation jaw" folder contains the head model without the jaw animation.
- The "base texture" folder contains the texture with only bao dur arm and default kel dor hand.
Credit:
@DarthParametric, i totally stole his entire process to make Kel dor models possible via his modder's ressource.
Kotor discord channel for insights on developping mods for this awesome game.
Permissions:
Feel free to use my work, just a simple credit.

Description
This mod is a modder's ressource, and will not include anything in game.
I was unhappy with Bao dur's models animations while porting him into k1. I figured i would scrap the arm and tie it to a scout model, which bear the same size properties. 
This ressource contains a completely new male body appearance, with bao dur severed/robotic arm, bao dur animation as unarmed to see the model in action, and complete support for all the vanilla items in the game.
You can tie any head to the model aswell. So you can do a lot of thing with this, make a new playable character or bring new npc appearances.
The textures provided only cover vanilla + some extras (as i use my override folder, i have few modder textures i provided aswell). They are 1024x512 to allow the arm uv mapping into a single texture.
Atm the textures are low res, im gonna update this someday, at least to 2048x1024.
Video showcase for the ressource

Disclaimer :
There are few combat animation glitches, the arm is not totally under the gun for rifles for instance, or is not "exactly" at the perfect position for dual hand melee weapons. There is clipping with heavy  armors especially. Otherwise after playtesting everything else seems fine.
Some armor textures have conflicted properties with .txi. When cm_bright was applied, i deleted alpha channel to the arm so the armor keeps the original effect, but the arm metal won't be reflective. I deleted alpha channels for robes to deal with transparency/metal reflection. I provided the unedited textures aswell.
Obviously models have unique names to prevent conflict with other vanilla models in game and between each other.
Installation and how are the files ordered :
- The folder "Add the appearance" contains an executable that will add everything to your game override and create a single new appearance row in appearance.2da that bears the mullet man head and white skin. You can manually change the head
inside appearance.2da if you wish to, this is a ready to go install and you simply have to give the appearance to npcs or anything. The black/asian skins are located in the ressources folder/underwear.
- The folder "ressources" contains everything related to the mod itself (body models and textures). The textures contained within the base appearance folders (robes, clothing, armors ...) are unedited, which mean there will
be bad interactions regarding alpha layers and .txi i attributed. 
- The "edited textures" folder contain my ready to go texture, i edited the alpha layers there so maybe you prefer tweaking the base textures. 
- The "supermodel" folder contains Baodur base model/textures (you can use it if you want to) and contains the animation information to perform the unarmed attack. I tied every models to baodur base one as a supermodel
to allow the custom attack animation. If you want to get rid of this, simply change every model's supermodel to s_female02.
- The texture for bao dur arm is provided aswell in a single folder.
Credit:
@DarthParametric, i totally stole his entire process to make Kel dor models possible via his modder's ressource.
Kotor discord channel for insights on developping mods for this awesome game.
Permissions:
Feel free to use my work, just a simple credit.

This mod is a modder's ressource, it does not introduce any item into the game, there is not item sheet related to the models, there is no custom skin for the models.

Description and content

This mod packs 71 mask model variants, merging the vanilla visors from the game as best as possible. Every models bear the vanilla textures and should not conflict with any items in game.

There is no icons provided. Every models are referenced in a specific folder and inside the folder is a .Jpg that you can open to display the model. 
I packed every vanilla textures for the masks as an additional folder.

How to use this
Here is my video tutorial about modeling, very basic but it might help you out : Basic model merging and editing tutorial

- You can make them a brand new items in game, modifying the model variation and adding a custom icon.
- You can make customized skins with the provided textures, by modifying the texture names related to the models using Blender or other softwares.
- You can use them, either to make them placeables, or add them to npc models using Blender or other softwares.
- Anything that comes to your mind if you have the abilities !

Feel free to use anything from this mod, this is extracted from the base game and this is my own edits. Just credit me somewhere.

Disclaimers

- I tried to make sure every geometry pieces from every masks had unique names, so they shouldnt conflict with anything and between each other at 95%. However,
this is a lot of visors and i might have forgotten some, so it might be useful to double check before using one with Blender.
- My modeling abilities are limited, so be forgiving about the models i pulled out. I tried my best so they look as fine as possible in game,
but there might be some clipping or other visual artifacts i may have missed.
- I do not know how animations and animation roots work, so there might be something wrong here even though everything display fine in game still.

Credits

Every kotor members that helped me during the modding journey.
Bioware for their work and base game models.