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Before the next post is submitted, please review the new requirements for bug reporting.

Before the next post is submitted, please review the new requirements for bug reporting.

Before the next post is submitted, please review the new requirements for bug reporting.

When posting an issue, be able to state with your issue the following information (stolen from a wonderful post by Darth InSidious) . . . which I've amended. FOR TSLRCM AND/OR M4-78EP FOR ANY MODS OTHER THAN TSLRCM/M4-78EP! Posting both the questions and the answers is now a requirement for bug posting. Bug-fixing will considered only on the most recent versions of TSLRCM and/or M4-78 EP. The team asks you to post both the questions and the answers (with the answer following the questions) because the questions may be updated from time to time. Be prepared to provide a screenshot of your issue upon request. Thank you for your continued patronage. Justification from Official Forum Rules Keep the following in mind regarding mods from the official forum rules (specifically Rule 8, Section 7) Hyperlinks If you don't know how to hyperlink your posts for the additional mods you use, here's a quick an easy guide. If you do it properly, you'll see your links in format as shown in the Mod Compatibility List for TSLRCM 1.8.5, which enables us to know who made your mod, what mod it was, and which version of that mod you are attempting to use. One more thing . . . This is important: even if you've posted the questions and answers to get problem solved, that may not necessarily be the end of it. If you post to the thread again with a different problem, and one of more of the answers have changed, you must be post the whole set and questions and answers again. I would have thought this was obvious but . . . let's just make things simpler for those you wish to help you. One last thing . . . Those posting a glitch and then following it up with something along the lines of "Fixed it!" - and then NOT explaining how you've done so - actually does no one any good. If you fix a problem, explain what you've done to fix the problem. This is also for your benefit. (For example, in case your fix screws something else up.) . . . And this. Members that have been around here for a while, should quote this next line and direct folks having issues to this very post. Only one post of this per bug thread - and only if they haven't provided the information. If they still don't follow your kind suggestion, report them to Staff.

Can we see a screen shot over your Override folder then?

Have at it! In addition, I suggest also posting in Holowan Labs on Lucasforums about it too.

Zbyl said to me in PMs . . . Sounds like permission to me! Who's up for splitting the files, naming them to what's used in TSLRCM, and uploading them here?

If TSLRCM installer size is an issue, it should be a separate release. I've e-mailed Zbyl2 a request for such a thing.

The cutscene was recreated with all movements to be just like the original BIK. The music piece playing in the scene was recreated (by PastramiX if I'm not mistaken) and sounded just like the BIK. The voice lines by Kreia are in game so that wasn't the issue either. What is missing are the sound effects. Kreia's scream/moans during the assault, the punches levelled by Sion, and the sound of the lightsaber rattling across the Trayus Core's flagstones aren't available in game. Trying to sync the cutscene with one long audio file was apparently awkward and had timing issues.

I see where Kainzorus Prime is going with this. It seems unlikely you've asked permission to use that file - especially seeing as the creator of that Dooku skin just asked you to provide a link. If you don't get permission to use that skin, you will have to create your own skin from scratch. A gentle warning: Using materials from another modder in your own upload - without permission - will cause your submission to be yanked down from here and have the discussion thread locked. Let's avoid that unpleasantness altogether.

I suppose a good work around for this one would be to download Fallen Guardian's Dustil Restoration 1.0.

An issue I had with the droids in the Central Zone were their walking sounds. When your character is not engaged in conversation, the droids making a racket isn't much of an issue. (Heck, it adds atmosphere to the place!) However, when I want to hear a conversation and all I can hear is mechanical clomping, that's an issue for me. For my own usage, I plan to lower the volume of the droids "footsteps" but I'll have to to identify the sound files to do it. Hopefully, one of you fine forum users can assist me in identify the appropriate files. The culprits in question . . .

I created a thread for a new member having an issue. Mindwizard: What's the name of the mod you think is causing the issue? In addition. . . Please provide an in-depth explanation of the issue with the Undercity encounters, all mods you're using with the game (whether you think they may be related to your issue or not.) When listing the mods, include hyper-links to pages where one can download the mod. (You can't assume the folks that can help you with your issue have in depth knowledge of every mod out there.)

If you're having mod issues with KOTOR1, I recommend posting in the Knights of the Old Republic General section. When creating such a thread in that section, mention the game, the area you're having issues with, an in-depth explanation of the issue, all mods you're using with the game (whether you think they may be related to your issue or not.) When listing the mods, include hyper-links to pages where one can download the mod. (You can't assume the folks that can help you with your issue have in depth knowledge of every mod out there.) Best of luck. PS: I created a thread for your issue.

This mod is approved by the colony of M4-78.

Might be a popular mod . . . are you interested in making it?

I'd say go for it. Can't beat the price - free. Here's my suggestion, try out one storyline. If you like it, you've made your decision. If you don't like it, uninstall the sucker and you at least have your answer. If you're going to use a server in North America, I'd suggest going on Jedi Covenant. (I can use the in-game email system to send items for your character that way.) If you're going to use a server in Europe, I'd suggest going on Red Eclipse. I'm on there too - as well as many other Deadly Stream folks. And like before, I'll send items your way. If you use one of those servers, let me know what type of character it is and what the character's name is. Empire can't email Republic and vice versa - but there are ways around that. I personally think the Trooper storyline is the weakest so I wouldn't use that one first.

I will in about 6 hrs when I get home.