Fair Strides

The "more reliable host" thing links to Newbiemodder's Korriban Expansion??? And the interview's nice. Only thing I'd suggest is putting it in spoilers for people scrolling the page.

I've now updated both the Deadlystream and the Nexus Mods versions.

I would have to say Jolee is my favorite in KotOR 1. He's got a gruff nature, isn't afraid to be grouchy, and he tries to help and pass on his wisdom in his own way, namely by telling of his past experiences (both successes and failures). He's also reasonable and not governed by extremes. And to no one's great surprise, my favorite character in KotOR 2 is Mira. Her overall appearance aside, Mira is a no-nonsense badass. She knows what she wants and how to get it, and because of her upbringing and environment, she's not afraid to play dirty. She's nice at heart, but she knows when it's just business and she's not afraid to speak up.

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JCarter: The reason why none of those affected the damage shown on the Equipment Screen is because the Equipment Screen display takes the base damage from the baseitems.2da row, and modifies it by any upgrades on the weapon itself. But since the game doesn't try to debuff weapons (ie, what you're trying to do), it probably has code in it that ignores or simply doesn't process negative buffs.

It should, but I'd install the NPC Overhaul before BoS:SR.

Why would it not be?

Do you have 7zip, Winzip, or WinRAR? You're downloading a compressed "package" of files and will need one of those programs to "unpack" the package.

...And I should have read this before I ate my food...

That looks good.

The game only uses the first three, so I assume the rest were planned but never used.

You might try re-naming it for now. See if that works.

Okay, two questions: 1. What language is your game? 2. Do you have spells.2da in your Override folder?

Could you please link each of those mods? Only ones I see that edit the spells or dialog.tlk would be K1R and the Classes, Feats, Powers, and Skills Tweak mods.

Add ".0" to the end of the number at the end of each of the CreateObject lines. Those numbers are the degree facing and need to be a float, not an int.

The issue is that these aren't "true" DDS files that come from that program, and without the source code, I can't tell you what the format layout actually is. It's not true DDS, and it's not TPC either (Bioware's DDS format). Somehow, it does work, though.

That's exactly why I plan to always have the textures as a separate download (so both a .tga pack and a .dds pack) whenever I release a mod.

Yeah, anything in the GIT file is only spawned the first time you enter the level. This is because the .git file is modified to have all of the file data for every listing (so every field from a .utc, .utd, .utp, .etc) and is then saved in a .sav file. Each level has its own .sav file and they're all added to SAVEGAME.sav (and are then used in place of the .rim/.mod files (except for resources like scripts or dialogs; these are never in the .sav).

That's actually surprisingly easy. All of the Star Maps go back to an include script governing variables and animations for when the Star Map is activated, and they each increment the K_STAR_MAP global number by 10 (for an end total of 40 to trigger the Leviathan and 50 to trigger the Star Forge being accessible). Similarly, the galaxy map checks the K_STAR_MAP global number for certain values to trigger events. We simply have to modify these checks to account for the higher value of 60 as opposed to 50.