Qui-Gon Glenn

The first time I fiddled with clothing, was modifying a Jedi robe. When I loaded the texture into PdN, I was a little confused by what I saw... a 2d texture for a 3d model looks a little weird, and pieces are cut at different places. This you are likely already aware of. What I did at that time was just started putting numbers on the skin, in bright yellow. Numbers were placed in a grid fashion, 1-??? ascending left-to-right top- to-bottom. I then loaded in game and saw a weird looking coat, but I knew what part of the skin ended up where. I did release this as a modders resource somewhere. Not particularly useful I suppose, but anyways that is one way to approach any weird parts of the skin you are working with.

This is in no way meant to dissuade you. Complaining that the tutorials are "old" is ridiculous. They worked then, and nothing has changed. Newer tuts might use newer tools that didn't exist then, however the engine has not changed even with the Aspyr patch for TSL. Modding isn't the kind of thing you jump into and have instant success at. My first mod was "complete" in one day, and took me three weeks to make it actually appear in game. This was done by trial, and error. Mostly error. There is no other way, so either this is a mod request that will likely never get picked up, or it is your project and you make it happen. This is a helpful community, but we have also moved on to many other things in life and nobody is going to do the heavy lifting for you in most cases. You can do this, but you have to try.

My phone is somehow missing the codec required to listen to this. Regardless, interesting this is.

Make sure your swkotor folder is not set to read-only. It is possible your .ini edit didn't save because of this.

Don't listen to Yoda. Try. Try again. Only then will you do. Always remember that Yoda was the wisest and most powerful Jedi, in a group of arrogant asses. He tried and failed, and still spouted that crap years after the fact to Luke... like, look in the mirror little Green Meanie. You will get nowhere with my help alone. I am not making anyone's mod for them, so you must do as much of the lifting as you can and then people will be much more willing to help. MTFBWYA

So, you have locations chosen, but do not have the coordinates. In KotOR, you can enable the console with an .ini edit. This is something you will need, although there are armbands you can download for help with this sort of thing as well. After that, by pressing the tilde ( ~ ) key, the console will appear and you can type "whereami". It has been a while, but I believe your coordinates either appear in console or in your log. This is a part of the puzzle, and then you will need to play with your orientation to make your character or item face the correct direction. Spawning unique placeables is something I no longer do, since there is a cap to this and I have several mods I don't play without that take me to that limit. So, YMMV here but you will want to keep this to a minimum. Everything is difficult when you are brand new, and we are a helpful community but it is not a really active community any more, so you will need to do some trial and error to get yourself up to speed as much as you can. Read the old tut's! They contain the base scripts you will need for spawning creatures and placeables, which you are allowed to use and edit as you see fit. There is nothing new under the sun, and imo artwork and story are the only "IP" in this game, so using other people's scripts is fair game as long as you give credit where credit is due. You have a lot of reading to do

You have found positions for characters and objects, I assume using the console and 'whereami'? The best way to make your mods is to modify the modules so that everything isn't done by script injection and the override folder. Testing however can be easier with script injection, as you can spawn your items/chars with a script that replaces the module OnEnter script and then fires the original script so that the game doesn't fall apart. This is actually quite easy, and the scripts to spawn items and characters are already written for you, you just need to insert your vector locations and your filenames. Download a recruit mod and look at the source scripts. Really. This can be a cut and paste affair for the most part. Once you have something that compiles, it will either work or do nothing. That's where I can help.

In the tools section, I have attached ancient tutorials from LF that cover much of this. RedHawke mods can be very informative, even if their method isn't the current best practice you can at least see what they did and how via the source scripts. I am happy to help you, but my help will be intermittent and depends on you taking a lot of initiative. MTFBWYA

TSLRCM existed as a "thing" before TSLURC even existed. Just saying. Cool resource though, thanks!

Innocent simple question - how many chars is your filename? Edit - if it isn't obvious from the lazy question, I have not had a time to look at your files 😇😇

Hmmm... I never did get permission from d333, so I cannot release this as an official mod so to speak. I will see about making a release candidate in the event that permission were ever to appear.

I will attach my K1 version when I get home. Edit: found the thread. This is not a perfect mod, I think I setup the patcher incorrectly so it will add two slots for Force Choke. Doesn't break anything, but it is unfinished in that regard iirc.

Not for nothing, but Force Choke Anyone exists, and I fulfilled a mod request a year or two ago by making a version for K1 by modifying (barely) d333's code. So, you don't need to pay anyone to make a mod to choke, ahem, anyone. It exists for free my friend, but if you want to pay me to make a special version for you I will do it in a standard TSLRP timeframe and demand eleventy million euros. It will be epic!

So many nested statements... Have you considered a Switch/Case?