Sith Holocron

As I'm not working on this project at present, here would be some things that might help out someone else that might be working on this. Besides, if more than one person was working on this, just imagine the voice choices that could eventually grace the download area. 1) Though you have a transcript of all the lines that currently player's actions in the game, it also lists lines that never play in the game. The lines that don't play need to be figured out if you're to try save effort and possibly some money. And yes, the transcript has just been updated with what you'd need to save the female lines as. 2) Any one interested in acquiring a voice actor should know not only what lines she'd have to say but also exactly how many words she has to say. Voice actors usually record the lines in particular numbered batches so knowing the word count will help you know much you're going to pay. Of course, if you or a reliable friend is voicing this yourself, this is less of an issue. 3) IIRC, you'll want to want to save the voice files as mono. If I am recalling this incorrectly, let me know and I'll come back edit this post. This doesn't solve the issue of the voice lines not being heard in KotOR2 so leave that idea to the side for now. Just plan for the KotOR1 PC for the moment. When someone figures out a way to make the lines heard in KotOR2, that could return to the discussion. I am not opposed to the idea of moving this thread to the Request section if it is thought to be a more appropriate place for it.

@Dark Hope did the hard work. I only provided some light animation on the various controls. I told you they'd like it, DH!

I just thought I should point out that my initial post was less of a request to do anything with this and more of a "isn't this interesting to consider" type of thing. That said: If someone wants to crack at this, I'd be happy to take a look at the results.

@darthbdaman, I am glad you asked this question as I was unaware that the most current version of this fix pack has fixes to M4-78 as well, so I added it to my M4-78 mods blog. I am also wondering about your fix pack fits in with M4-78 EP 1.5.

New file added to list!

New file added to list!

Thanks for posting this again for me, @Leilukin. I have asked @sEcOnDbOuToFiNsAnItY about this in a PM. (I wonder why he didn't offer the fix to @VarsityPuppet so that VP could include the fix in the mod - eliminating the need for a separate download. Perhaps one or both of them will respond to this publicly stated question.

Sith Prophecy would probably work well as a font, but wondering what else you might suggest.

Visas' meditation chamber have these obelisks in it with glowing Aurebesh runes carved into them. Looking closer at the runes, they form nonsense words. With this in mind, what do you think might be suitable word replacements? Keep in mind that both the blue versions and the red versions of the glyphs use the same characters.

For this blog, I’m not covering other larger mods and their compatibility patches. These will be simple quality of life selections that will – in my humble opinion – enhance your play-through. As this section is essentially an opinion piece, your mileage may vary. This section covers the first part of the game, namely the Peragus Mining Colony and the Harbinger. All mods of the mods listed are compatible with TSLRCM. Peragus Tweak 1.4 by VarsityPuppet Adds dead miners to replace the burned and desiccated corpses usually found around the Peragus levels. Peragus Mining Gear 1.01 by Kainzorus Prime This mod changes the miner uniform found in the Peragus tunnels into gear that both looks fitting for space mining, as well as slightly boosting its stats. However, it also requires proficiency in light armors to be used now. Peragus Medical Monitors and Computer Panel by Sith Holocron This mod both increases base resolution of both the medical monitors (as seen when your character first wakes up on Peragus) and the various computer panels seen around the Peragus levels. Peragus Large Monitor Adjustment by Sith Holocron This small mod collection replaces textures for the large monitor seen on Peragus that overlooks the asteroid field. I wasn’t crazy about the low-resolution images in the smaller boxes off to the side so I decided to take a crack at it. I’ve kept to general idea of what were originally shown in those boxes so this difference won’t be too drastic. In addition, that old low-resolution asteroid animation just had to go. It has been replaced as well. Finally, that scrolling text box can now be read. Since the original text box was illegible, I decided to make my own. Whether you use this mod or not, I highly recommend using the next mod in this list to go with it. Peragus Administration Level Room Model Fixes by DarthParametric This mod addresses some minor geometry issues in the Peragus Administration level. It plugs two gaps in the ceiling that allow the player to see into space, and it also adjusts one of the animated panels on the large screen in the communications blister so that it aligns better. The panel and one of the ceiling fixes are for the exterior version of the level that you see from the maintenance walkway. “Replacement Peragus II Artwork by Trench” uploaded by Sith Holocron If you use my “Peragus Large Monitor Adjustment”, you’re going to want to use this upgrade that increases the quality of the Peragus II model. (That’s the texture of the planetoid with the exposed glowing core which miraculously hasn’t immediately cooled after being exposed to space?) This mod changes the texture of the planet inside the station, outside the station, and on the Large Monitor screen. There’s even two varieties of the planetoid to choose from. A Darker Peragus REDUX 1.0 by Malkior Peragus seems like it was supposed have more of a haunted house feeling, doesn’t. It being an area that’s seemingly abandoned with dead folks littering the ground, wouldn’t it help matters if it was a little darker to accent the creepiness of it all? This mod fixes that by editing the lightmaps and darkening all of the placeable items in the Peragus, Peragus Spacewalk, and Harbinger portions to match the darker lightmaps. Peragus Mining Laser by e-varmint (https://www.dropbox.com/s/2ss4lzd77k4yb0a/e-varmint%20-%20Peragus%20Mining%20Laser.zip?dl=0) Your first ranged weapon in the game – provided you’re not cheating – is likely to be the Pergaus Mining laser. Wouldn’t it be nice if that laser actually looked like a tool that a miner would actually use? This mod fixes that. Luckily, I still had this in my archive so now you can use it too! Here’s a short video so you can see a closer look at the model before you download. Harbinger Hull Fixes 1.1 by DarthParametric The Harbinger is apparently the Swiss cheese of spacecraft. It has more holes in it than a damn sieve. This mod is a combination and extension of my previous separate mods fixing various geometry and model issues with the Harbinger. Geometry has been tweaked or added, UVs adjusted, model hierarchies re-ordered, etc. where appropriate to remove gaps, fix incorrect light-maps, or address other problems. Improved Peragus Asteroid Fields by Vasilii Zaytsev It takes the default 2D asteroid field texture used in the Peragus asteroid fields in the tutorial/prologue and outside of the Ebon Hawk hangar bay, and replaces them with much nicer ones. HD Cockpit Skyboxes 2.0 by tjsase When you land the Ebon Hawk on a planet, you are able to look out of the cockpit and view the landing platform. This is achieved by a cylindrical texture. Since the vanilla textures were low res, inaccurate, and desaturated, tjsase recreated the platforms in Maya and rendered them to look as they do in-game. The main planets, including M4-78, are all remastered in 4096x1024. Replacement Loading Screens for KotOR2: Original Pack (with or without TSLRCM) - Part 1 by Sith Holocron Were you ever dissatisfied with the low-resolution loading screens when the in-game footage looks so much better? What if there was a mod that took care of that for you? Psssst . . . it’s this mod! Part 1 of this set covers the loading screens for the following areas: Peragus, Harbinger, Citadel Station, Telos IV, and the Ebon Hawk. This version of the mod covers the areas in the normal “vanilla” game and for some of the areas added/restored by TSLRCM. Fixed Hologram Models and Admiralty Redux for TSLRCM 1.6 by DarthParametric - This mod attempts to address some of the issues with holograms in TSL. In the vanilla game, the majority of holograms have things like eyeballs and teeth being visible through the head. This is caused by the way the game handles transparency, in conjunction with the order in which it renders the individual meshes that a model is comprised of. By changing the hierarchy of the meshes within these models, certain elements can be occluded, resulting in less cases of “bug-eyed” holograms. This is not a perfect solution however. Because meshes do not self-occlude, visual glitches still remain during certain animations and camera angles, but this is likely the best that can be done without being able to make alterations the game engine itself. Do you think I may have missed anything? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below. Update 18FEB2019: Do you think the Peragus Mining Gear that you wear after finally wearing more than your underwear is a little lackluster? Then try this mod from Kainzorus Prime on for size!

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. This list is necessary for speedy replies to your issue even if you don’t use TSLRCM. It is highly recommended to post both the questions and the answers (with the answer following them) because the questions may be updated from time to time and folks on the site may not be checking the list regularly. This list must be provided for each issue you come up with. (You have a few threads on playing the game open at the moment so you’ll have to go in to those posts and edit them.) 1) During the game, when did the problem begin to occur? Provide details. 2) Did you install the latest version of the TSLRCM and M4-78 EP mods? (1.8.5 and 1.5 respectively.) The creators only provide assistance for the most current version of those mods. 3) What version of the game do you have? (Steam, GOG, 4CD, KotOR Collection?) 4) What region is the game designed for if it's the 4 CD version? 5) Did you update your game as required by your game's region? (4-CD version ONLY) 6) Did you install this over the previous version(s), or did you perform a fresh installation as required by the TSLRCM's read-me file? 7) What other mods have you installed? Please give an accurate list and provide links to each of these mods - even if they are found on this site. (Even the Staff members don't actually know them all!) 8- Can you be more specific about the error? What were you doing in the game when it happened? 9) Have you tried re-downloading/re-installing the mod? 10) Have you tried using a different save game? 11) Have you tried starting a new game? 12) What Operating System do you use? (List Virtual Machines as well, if you are using them.) 13) Can you confirm that you see the TSLRCM logo on the main menu screen? 14) If using M4-78 EP, did you see the new screen that replaced the original loading screen? 15) What language is your game set for? 16) Which language of TSLRCM are you using? 17) Are you playing this on a laptop or a desktop computer? 18) Did you install TSLRCM after you started your game? 19) What fixe/s have you already attempted and what was/were the result/s?

I believe the Staff have limited ports to between KotOR1, TSL, and SWTOR. If I'm misstating things, I hope the Staff will correct my misunderstanding.

To give a little secret away, Zbyl2 forgot which number they were up to. Hence the jump.

I'm just one guy so feel free to ignore my idea. I suppose showing different options and getting a wider opinion is probably a better idea. But first, someone's got to port the models so . . . I'll just put that cart back behind the horse.

Why not try to stick with the coloring of their KotOR2 robes? It might be a little less of a leap and it would provide some sort of continuity.

I am such an idiot. Could a Staff member move all of this over to the Star Wars section?

I am such an idiot. Could a Staff member move all of this over to the Star Wars section?

I have heard of it but do you recommend it? Other have pointed it out to me as well. Screenshots by taken you may help bolster the argument one way or the other. If anyone does take pictures of the skybox like I suggested, I'd like to see them from the landing pad area . . .

For this blog, I’m not covering other larger mods and their compatibility patches. These will be simple quality of life selections that will – in my humble opinion – enhance your playthrough. As this section is essentially an opinion piece, your mileage may vary. 1) M4-78 Movies Remade - Provides higher resolution versions of the landing and take off cut scene movies that are currently in the mod. 2) Console M4-2K - It's the console from M4-78. A high-res, animated take on the vanilla version. Includes an updated model for illuminated surfaces, non-mirrored screens, and restoration of two surfaces that were maybe originally intended to be screens but ended up as flat metallic surfaces. Also includes non-animated options. 3) Droid Testing Console Texture Upgrade - I was dissatisfied with the textures that I made for the Droid Testing Consoles. The Droid Testing Consoles are seen near the end of the Industrial Zone on M4-78, just before you get to the Industrial Zone Archon Chamber. One of the textures had a Galaxy as the background and the other had a game map on it. In addition, I thought I could come up with better animations in the smaller boxes. I decided to take action and change that. 4) KotOR1 War Droids Textures (https://www.dropbox.com/s/lyunh4do2aylpne/KotOR1%20War%20Droids%20Textures.7z?dl=0) - Some of the war-droids in KotOR2 used a lower quality texture than the one in KotOR1. Drop these files into your Override to get a better-quality war-droid for your game. (C_DrdWar01, C_DrdWar02, C_DrdWar03, C_DrdWar04, C_DrdWar05 and C_Drdmkone02.tga) 5) Refurbished Astromech Droids - This provides a higher resolution for some of the astromech droids seen on M4-78 and elsewhere in the game. The textures use a recolored version of Darth_Sapiens' excellent T3-M4 texture. 6) Protocol Droids by Vurt Version - Speaking of droids, some of the protocol droids could also use an upgrade as well. I recommend the following files from this pack: C_DrdProt02.tga, C_DrdProt03.tga and N_Czerka_Droid.tga. However, you may decide to use them all. 7 - KotOR1 Protocol Droids' Textures (https://www.dropbox.com/s/tncmjygz02f588r/KotOR1 Protocol Droids.7z?dl=0) - Some of the protocol droids in KotOR2 used a lower quality texture than the ones in KotOR1. If you'd rather be a traditionalist and not use the textures that Vurt made above, just drop these files into your Override to get a slightly better-quality set of protocol droids for your game. (C_DrdWar01, C_DrdWar02, C_DrdWar03, C_DrdWar04, C_DrdWar05 and C_Drdmkone02.tga) 8 - HD Cockpit Skyboxes 2.0 - When you land the Ebon Hawk on a planet, you are able to look out of the cockpit and view the landing platform. This is achieved by a cylindrical texture. Since the vanilla textures were low resolution, inaccurate, and desaturated, the author recreated the platforms in Maya and rendered them to look as they do in-game. The main planets, including M4-78, are all remastered in 4096x1024. Did I miss any you think I should have included? Add it below! 9 - Fixed Hologram Models and Admiralty Redux for TSLRCM (mod version 1.6) by DarthParametric - This mod attempts to address some of the issues with holograms in TSL. In the vanilla game, the majority of holograms have things like eyeballs and teeth being visible through the head. This is caused by the way the game handles transparency, in conjunction with the order in which it renders the individual meshes that a model is comprised of. By changing the hierarchy of the meshes within these models, certain elements can be occluded, resulting in less cases of “bug-eyed” holograms. This is not a perfect solution however. Because meshes do not self-occlude, visual glitches still remain during certain animations and camera angles, but this is likely the best that can be done without being able to make alterations the game engine itself. This fix includes scenes of holograms of Vash and Kaah.

With the discussion of lackluster Star Wars movies and Apeiron, this section has proved too negative. Chaos has reigned far too long. I might have a more happy thing for us to consider - a documentary on The Empire Strikes Back that was considered lost. I haven't even seen it yet but I saw the link for it last night when I was at work. Perhaps you guys can watch and let me know what your thoughts on it are.

I will looking at this thread for my own purposes so I truly hope everyone that posts information gives a lot of detail.