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This right here should help him/her. A note to the OP: Even though it says Kotor Tool, TSLPatcher and KT use the same registry entry.

I'm working on that. Unfortunately, hex-editing it still won't change the UVW... Also, I ran 221telc through MDLOps, imported it into 3DS, changed the texture and UVW on that one piece. Thing is, KAurora will export to binary the original ascii from MDLOps, but not the Ascii from 3DS. I tried it again just importing and not changing anything, and it still won't go...

Hey, SIC. If you can track down the model the Sith Fighters use, I'd be more than happy to edit the UVW map so that you can add more detail to the texture. Possibly re-portion it out and definitely use the lower half of the texture file...

Should be easy enough to check up on. I think it has to do with the Baseitems.2da, but I will investigate it. Thanks for expanding on the issue, Mephiles.

Um... could you first explain what's wrong with them? It's rather hard to fix something when we don't know the issue...

Well, the basic idea is that you have to first win a few preliminary matches before you're able to face the big players, who are the top five players that placed in the previous year's tournament. So, you have 5 preliminaries, plus 5 good players(ZM made the decks, so blame him, assuming I don't kill him while trying to test the tournament...). It'll be 10 players, but because of the way we have it set up, it'll be anywhere from 15-20 matches of Pazaak, assuming you beat all of the preliminaries... Also, there is a 500 credit entry fee, but due to the number of people in the tournament(minimum of 41), you will make some serious bank if you get past the first of the Top Five and then lose the tournament, a minimum of 2000 credits. The maximum amount of credits is FAR more than you should ever need.* *:While testing, I've seen as many as 200 contestants, which would amount to a 100,000 credit pot; if you beat the first of the Top Five, you get 10%, so 10,000 credits... Also, another reason why testing is so arduous: the GetLastPazaakResult function is tricky, since the Pazaak results aren't saved with the saved game. This means I can't make saves for testing purposes, so I need to either save after the preliminaries, or do them all over again... All in all, I'd strongly advise being careful about when you save during the tournament; don't save during the Top Five unless you've just beaten one of them and haven't yet faced another.

Really, man?! We are not at the playthrough stage yet, but we are very close. We got hung up on all of us having end of the year finals in our glasses, plus I graduated high school, so there were several parties to attend... Currently, the work is in my department, as the rest of the team isn't great at scripting(with the exception of Fallen Guardian, who is currently on a school-related trip). As it is, I am steadily plowing through the Pazaak Tournament, and I hope to have it finished shortly. P.S: It might be possible to beat the Pazaak Tournament with the basic starter deck; I'm currently working on proving that theory...

Funny, when I first joined the community, I made the TSLPatcher setup for this mod, but my computer crashed... I also submitted it once on here, but SH declined it since I couldn't contact Vanir for permission... Oh well.

In that case, would you mind telling us how you did so, as it could be quite helpful to a number of people...?

If you have FullScreen set to 0 in the .ini file, you can use Alt-Enter to enter windowed mode and then again to go back to the game. Short of that, save and reload?

Well, unless both my external harddrive and Dropbox.com crash at the same time, you can safely count those last two out. Seriously guys, we're close. We just need more time. On the bright side, the longer we work on it, the better experience you'll have playing it.

*crawls into shame box with you...* I have them installed, but haven't actually played much of them...

I did tell you he was the Area-Modelling Guru...

Like? I've generally had no issues with the scripting between the two games. What makes universal custom functions fun is adding an integer argument on the end that is 1 for Kotor and 2 for TSL, and running game code based off the that integer.

Use the Kotor Savegame Editor, and check if you have MinOneHP set to 1. You can find it by opening KSE, navigating to your saved game, and opening the branch in the program. Then scroll down a little bit. If it is set to 1, change it to 0, hit apply, and then hit Commit Changes. Then load up the saved game.

At a guess, he was trying to run Kotor 2 in several virtual machines...

Awesome, man! ...So, you thinking of releasing the source for Duplisaber?

Sure! Thanks a lot man! If possible, a save from befor you EVER go to the Shadowlands, but after you talk to Chundar...