Sith Holocron

Fixed that for you.

OK, I'll add it but since I'm at work, I can't get into the Filefront site. I want to credit the original author. Could someone confirm the author/creator was "Hangout Hermit"?

As "pretty compatible" isn't "actually compatible," I won't be adding it to the list. Those that wish to use this mod with TSLRCM are hereby warned.

No release date has been announced for TSLRCM 1.8. The inevitable follow-up question - if history repeats itself - will likely be: Q) I hear a new version of the mod is coming out. Should I play the current version now or should I wait? This is one of our most popular questions. Some might try to answer this question using the whole pain versus pleasure principle. (Should I get the immediate satisfaction of playing the mod or wait for a newer version that corrects more bugs/issues.) Which is likely just rephrasing the question already have! Let’s put this mod into perspective though. The TSLRCM mod started as an open beta, which means the general public got to play it so the modding team could get input into creating newer and better versions. As you can see, the mod’s next version will be version 1.8 and that’s due to dedicated TSL fans like yourself. By waiting for the next release, you’re basically going against the whole idea of an open beta. That being said, you using the mod (and participating in the open beta) does not guarantee the modding team will continue working on a release after TSLRCM 1.8. Off-topic: Those harassing the Hassat Hunter (our singular TSLRCM 1.8 beta-tester) will have their posts edited and/or deleted. Just saying!

From Entertainment Weekly . . . Discuss . . .

Go to LucasForums tutorial section. See you when you've finished your mod!

I think VP knows how. Time for a tutorial?

Is the Adana missing line on the Xbox disc?

What he just said.

Hello all. I've just sent M@sterlink a PM to let us know if he's still working on this mod. I'm going to wait until he updates this thread before posting any more questions in it myself. if you had questions about his mod, you might want to PM him as that will give him something to talk about if and when he does update.

That's why I'm implying that it may have been premature to announce a work in progress thread. That's what I'm going with there. I'm not trying to be cruel when saying this, really!

Here's a lengthy explanation on how to get those screenshots from Æon's Advanced Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords FAQ: If you can't use/convert TGA pictures, you'll not be able to do any skinning. It's one of the most basic requirements of re-skinning something. I was wondering: was it a little premature to announce a work in progress thread, if you have not consulted any tutorials? You have a lot of questions about things but I'm not seeing a lot of ideas of what you wanted done other "it would be neat to have a lot of robes" and "I need a lot of help too!" I recommend going here for starters . . . LucasForums' Skinning and Modelling Tutorial Section and then letting us know what's next.

Do you think that stand alone mod will be compatible with K1R though?

Pictures of these would be helpful so folks could make opinions. I suggest showing in the pictures the before and after views of the robes so we can see what was changed.

Why not just call it an open beta instead? I highly recommend you ask folks not to play it with other mods for the time being as that will color your findings.

I think - seeing that you started this thread - that perhaps you should at least make the attempt to show some work before requesting help. At the very least, tell us which robe you'd like to reskin first and explain what you'd change about it.

Wvsnl, let us know what you built when you're done!

He specifically asked for a parts list for an Windows XP computer rig. He probably wants it as a retro gaming machine so let's not try to steer the topic to other operating systems. If I'm wrong about this wvnsl, let us know please.

VP, did you ever create that Serroco Veteran cutscene?

I'm under the impression that Microsoft doesn't support XP now! That being said, my suggestion is to look through older gaming magazines. One of the favorite features gaming magazines like to run are "Build An Awesome Gaming PC" articles. As Vista was released worldwide for retail on October 2009, I would recommend looking at gaming and computer magazines from January to September 2009. Edit: On April 10, 2012, Microsoft reaffirmed that extended support for Windows XP and Office 2003 would end on April 8, 2014 and suggested that administrators begin preparing to migrate to a newer OS. So I was wrong on that.