JCarter426

Off the top of my head, end_m01aa, end_m01ab, danm14aa, and tat_m17ab are the odd ones out that I remember. And possibly 151HAR and 605DAN in KOTOR 2 since they were based on KOTOR 1 oddities. But I haven't investigated this weirdness much because it was easier to get in the habit of checking where north is. Edit: DarthParametric investigated it and apparently the direction of north is entirely based on the rotation system and not dependent on the area. The Endar Spire has some weirdness with the minimap, and maybe other areas do too, but that's all it is. I think I over the years got confused by the mismatch between the different rotation systems and chalked it up to the area on account of the weirdness with the Endar Spire.

Doors and placeables in GIT files use the Bearing field, which is in radians except written as decimal. So the valid values are from 0 to 3.14159 or 0 to -3.14159. 0 is either north or east, depending on the module. Placeables spawned through scripts use rotation in degrees, with values from 0 to 180 or 0 to -180. Creatures in GIT files use the XOrientation and YOrientation fields, which are quaternions. Converting from radians or degrees is pretty straightforward and here's a random online calculator that can do it. Creatures spawned through scripts use rotation in degrees. Same as the above for placeables. Static cameras use the Orientation field, which is also a quaternion. I don't remember how these work because there are a lot of advantages to using animated camera models, one of which being that you don't have to mess around with quaternions.

I put that in the heartbeat script for some NPCs, although I think the altered party code is in k_oei_hen_inc. But it's been a while since I looked at it, and I probably heavily simplified it for my purposes as well.

Yeah, I've seen this one. I've observed it happen in relatively the same area before, such as near Geg's shop in Iziz, so I assume it's caused by some imperfection in the walkmesh. I don't think I've seen this one, but I imagine the personal space-respecting code that was added to the AI for K2 would fix this. Probably could be duplicated for K1. I know I came across this code before because I copied some of it for the follower scripts in my toolbox, so this bit of code from that might come from there: float fDist = GetDistanceBetween(oPC, OBJECT_SELF); if( fDist <= 1.5 ) ActionMoveAwayFromObject(oPC, 1, 1.5); This could potentially be made into a global solution if all the modules were patched to run the same OnHeartbeat and OnEnter and other event scripts. I worked on a bit of this before but didn't release it because I figured mod compatibility would be too much of a problem. But since we've patched dozens of modules for the Community Patch anyway, we could probably slip it in there and force people to deal with it.

I would say it's not a matter of where they're "supposed" to be stored but more of what is accessible to each area. Every area has access to the RIM and MOD files associated with it, as well as anything in Override and other globally-accessible paths, including localization.mod for lips. If you want a lip file to be accessible from a particular area, you can put it in any of those locations and it will work. However, we generally don't insert files into RIM archives when there are ways to make them accessible without permanently altering the game's original files for compatibility purposes, so I wouldn't recommend editing any of the archives in the lips folder for the same reason. I would recommend creating a MOD for the area in the modules folder and install files in it via TSL Patcher. You can see an example of this in my Jedi Tailor mod.

Yeah, I'll take another look. Making textures for them was trickier compared to Jolee because they have fewer layers of clothes. So it was really easy to make everything too desaturated or too much of the same color and end up with a really flat texture. I'll try to tweak them some more when I'm working on the 100% brown variations. I've already come up with a buff robe texture for Jolee that I really like.

Hmm, I took another look and there are some animations on the original female robe models that I had thought were redundant and ignored, but it looks like they were added to reduce clipping. I'll see what I can do with them. As for the textures, yeah, I want to do a 100% brown version but I haven't come up with ideas for all the texture variations yet. I've attached the TGAs so you can play around with them in the meantime. To-do list: Fix the stupid head turning bug with the supermodel port Finish the hybrid robes (also 2 years late). Fix female arm clipping. Make 100% brown options for party robes and possibly hybrid robes. Cloaked Party Robe Textures TGA-TXI.zip

There's definitely clipping, but no more than in the usual KOTOR 2 robes as far as I'm aware. I doubt there's anything I could do to improve it since the engine doesn't support cloth physics.

It looks like it's an animation on the track model, e.g. m12ab_mgt02.mdl/mdx.

View File JC's Fashion Line I: Cloaked Party Robes for K1 Summary This mod alters the appearance of Jedi robes worn by party members in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, giving them new models based on their basic clothing with added cloaks. Installation Note: If you intend to use this mod in conjunction with either my Cloaked Jedi Robes or Cloaked Hybrid Robes, they should be installed first. Extract files from the downloaded archive. Run Fashion_I_Cloaked_Party_Robes_K1.exe. Select one of the installation options: a) 100% Brown b) Brown-Red-Blue Click "Install Mod" and select your game directory (default name SWKOTOR). Uninstallation Remove the installed files or replace from backups if necessary. Compatibility This mod uses my Supermodel Port for K1. This makes it super cripplingly incompatible with any other mods that alter the game's supermodels (the S_Female and S_Male files) unless the other mods utilize my Supermodel Port assets. These edits are necessary to give the player supermodels the bones required for the cloaks to animate. This mod's supermodels include my Supermodel Fixes for K1. So you don't have to worry about using that, or if these files are overwriting those. Use this mod's files. These supermodel edits somewhat alter some animations in the game. These adjustments were necessary to prevent the old stuff from clipping with the new stuff. It's essentially what Obsidian did when they added the new bones to the supermodel, but I've reversed the changes a bit to bring the animations closer to the original K1 style. Some models aren't so happy with the new rig. I've made some hotfixes for such cases where I can, but they won't be compatible with other mods that alter these models. I've instructed TSLPatcher not to overwrite these. P_JuhaniBB.mdl and P_Juhani.mdx are two such files that will be skipped. If you use the Juhani Catlike Head Mod, I suggest that you use my version because I happened to fix the same thing that mod fixes anyway. You can copy those two files manually from tslpatchdata to Override. While this mod adds skirt bones to the player supermodels, at this time it does not add the bones or the necessary animations to the cutscene models. So the skirt flaps may appear stiff in scenes that use those. Credits KOTOR Tool – Fred Tetra TSLPatcher – stoffe, with updates by Fair Strides NWMax – Joco KOTORMax & MDLEdit – bead-v waifu2x – nagadomi This mod contains assets ported from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II – The Sith Lords by Obsidian Entertainment. Permisisons I hereby grant nobody except myself permission to upload some or all of this mod anywhere for any reason. For any reason. I have uploaded a separate mod resource with essentially all of these assets free for anyone who wants to use them. But I want to keep them separate for simplicity's sake, so this release here is strictly a mod. Disclaimers OBSIDIAN IS THE NEW BLACK. DON'T WEAR BIOWARE AFTER LABOR DAY. Donations If you enjoy my mods and would like to show your support in a monetary manner, you may do so via PayPal with this donation link. For various legal and ethical reasons, this is entirely optional and is not a requirement to downloading or using any of my mods. I also do not create specific mods for hire. I make mods as a hobby and will most likely do so regardless of any donations or lack thereof, but modding does take up a lot of my time and every bit helps. Submitter JCarter426 Submitted 08/26/2020 Category Mods K1R Compatible No  

You have to rig the MMO mesh to a KOTOR skeleton. I don't really know the best way to do that, I've always done it the sloppy way with the skin mesh modifier and then tweaked it. The MMO proportions are a little different and also have to be repositioned to match the KOTOR skeleton better.

The body models are all subtly different and a lot don't really match the supermodel they're rigged to properly, and there are some differences with the supermodels as well, so your best bet would be to import S_Male02 and/or S_Female03 without animations, import the dance animation from the Twi'lek onto it, then export and copy/paste the animation data.

You'll have to start a new game. It's generally a bad idea to install mods in the middle of the game and TSLRCM in particular definitely requires it. Even if we were to fix your current problem, you would almost certainly run into game-breaking bugs eventually. It also sounds like TSLRCM overwrote some changes to a different mod you were using, so you probably would have to reinstall that mod. It's also generally a bad idea to install TSLRCM after most mods given how much it changes.

We're talking about a game with code like this: int StartingConditional() { int iResult; iResult = ((GetGlobalNumber("MAN_PLANET_PLOT") < 3) && (GetGlobalNumber("MAN_RANDOM") == (1 || 2))); if (iResult) SetGlobalNumber("MAN_RANDOM", d8()); return iResult; } I can almost guarantee that it'll break the game somewhere.

It depends on what you want to port. I assume you're talking about models, and there are some broad steps that are applicable to all models. XeNTaX is the place to go for the tools. EasyMYP is the equivalent of KOTOR Tool. It'll extract files from the MMO's archives. The majority of the game file names, however, are encrypted. You need to add a hash list that's able to it what to name everything, although even the most recent one won't succeed with everything. It is disappointingly incomplete, particularly for the later expansions. But it does cover a lot. There are two ways to get models into a modeling program. The first is Noesis, a free model format converter that will be able to convert from GR2 to OBJ or whatever you want. It's not perfect - sometimes it'll flip normals and it doesn't import skin weights at all. But it's pretty good for static meshes. You need a plugin for it to work with the MMO models. The other method is to use the GR2 import scripts for 3ds Max. One imports the skeleton and the other can import meshes to be placed on the skeleton. If you want to port body models, this is a necessity. It doesn't do animations, though; supposedly, nobody has released anything for that yet. Jedipedia is a good source for hunting down models. It catalogues item model and material ID numbers. You can search for these IDs in an index to find the specific model and texture files. Generally there is an index for each body part. Since I'm not that familiar with the game as some of you out there, I also find TOR Fashion useful in hunting for items. It sorts items by type and similarity and is generally good at matching an official item name to the visual, which one can then look up on Jedipedia to get the ID numbers.

Oh yes, I've read that some version of the compiler does not evaluate with short-circuit logic for or. Not sure if it's limited to one version or common to all of them, and as far as I've read it evaluates logical and correctly, though. I ran a test with the following and I did indeed get the wrong result. void main() { int n = 0; if( TRUE || ++n ) SendMessageToPC(GetFirstPC(), IntToString(n)); } short_circuit_test.zip