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  1. TSL Rapid Transit System

    Description
    This mod is designed to work like the "Return to Ebon Hawk" button in KotOR I.
    It consists of a new useable item, called "Rapid Transit System". It appears
    in the shields menu. Clicking it will transport the player from their current location
    to their base (usually the Ebon Hawk, but the apartment on Telos if you're on Telos).
    Clicking the item again while at the base will return the player and their party to
    their previous location.
    The item is given to you on Telos, after you are moved to the apartment in Residential 082.
    Otherwise you can give yourself the item by typing "giveitem di_rts_01" into the console and hitting
    return.
    Installation
    Double click on "Install TSL Rapid Transit System", and hit the "install mod" button.

    Uninstallation
    Remove the following files from your Override folder:
    di_g_rts.ncs
    di_last_loc.utw
    di_rts.ncs
    di_rts_01.uti

    Credits and Thanks
    Thanks to DarthParametric for allowing me to bounce ideas off him,
    and particular thanks to JCarter for fixing my wonky scripting.
     
    Acknowledgements
    All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, and Bioware.
    Kotor Tool belongs to Fred Tetra, NWNSSCOMP belongs to Edward T. Smith.
    I own none of the materials, and I'm not making any money out of this mod. It is to be distributed
    as-is without alteration, unless by permission of the mod author. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either.
    Use it how you like, but if you're going to post it up somewhere, or make a derivate mod, or use it in another mod, you must
    ask for my permission first.
     

    529 downloads

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    7 comments

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  2. TSL MP3 Player

    Description
    This mod is based on a K1 mod released by HouseOfAmon in about 2006, and now largely forgotten.
    It allows you to play your own music in-game, through a device called <FullName>'s Music Player,
    (where FullName is your character's name). Activating this device allows you to play one of 25 tracks of your own,
    or to return to playing the game's default music. It will do this via a dialogue menu.
    I've made a couple of improvements over the original:
    1) This mod allows you to use 25 tracks, instead of 20;
    2) This mod allows you to reset to the game's default music whenever you want,
    using the 'Play local radio' option (n.b.: 'Known Bugs', below).
    You can cheat the item into the game using the code 'giveitem di_mp3' without the quotation marks,
    or you can make it at the workbench.
    Installation
    Installation of this mod comes in two parts.
    1) Use the TSLPatcher .exe included to install the base mod
    (i.e., double click 'Install TSL MP3 Player', then click 'install mod', etc.)
    2) Adding your tracks to the game:
    i. Select up to 25 tracks that you have on your computer.
       These *must* be in MP3 format.
    ii. Copy the tracks to a new folder.
    iii. Rename these copies Track1.mp3, Track2.mp3 ... etc., up to Track25.mp3
    iv. Copy the renamed files to your StreamMusic folder inside the base game folder.
    Uninstallation
    1. Delete the new tracks you added to your StreamMusic folder.
    2. Delete the following files from your Override folder:
    di_mp3.ncs
    di_mp3.uti
    di_mp3p.dlg
    di_mp3p_1.ncs
    di_mp3p_2.ncs
    di_mp3p_3.ncs
    di_mp3p_4.ncs
    di_mp3p_5.ncs
    di_mp3p_6.ncs
    di_mp3p_7.ncs
    di_mp3p_8.ncs
    di_mp3p_9.ncs
    di_mp3p_10.ncs
    di_mp3p_11.ncs
    di_mp3p_12.ncs
    di_mp3p_13.ncs
    di_mp3p_14.ncs
    di_mp3p_15.ncs
    di_mp3p_16.ncs
    di_mp3p_17.ncs
    di_mp3p_18.ncs
    di_mp3p_19.ncs
    di_mp3p_20.ncs
    di_mp3p_21.ncs
    di_mp3p_22.ncs
    di_mp3p_23.ncs
    di_mp3p_24.ncs
    di_mp3p_25.ncs
    di_mp3r.ncs
    3. If TSLPatcher created a backup folder during install in the same folder as the tslpatchdata folder,
    you can copy the following files backed up there, and use them to overwrite the copies in the Override folder:
    ambientmusic.2da
    globalcat.2da
    spells.2da
    However, it is advised that you do NOT do this unless absolutely necessary,
    as these files are used in a lot of other mods.
    Known Bugs
    Pressing the 'Play local radio' button may cause the game to play the default area battle music when you're not in combat.
    It should return to the normal mode area music once this finishes playing, though.
     

    87 downloads

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    6 comments

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  3. Mandalorian Battle Blades

    Blades such as this one are the weapon of choice for Mandalorians. A warrior used to make his first battle blade after his first victory. Each one is unique in its construction, and it is very rare to find one that is not with it's owner - most great Mandalorians are buried with their blade.
     
    This mod adds two new weapons to the game, based on the bat'leths wielded by Klingons in Star Trek: The Next Generation etc. The are called Mandalorian Battle Blades.
     
    One can be found in one of the hidden caches on Telos, and has +2 Attack Bonus and +2 Slashing damage.
     
    The other is Mandalore's Battle Blade, which can be found in Mandalore's room on Dxun. This second weapon has +2 AB, +2 slashing damage, and the Keen item property. Its model is based on the Sword of Kah'less.

    570 downloads

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    2 comments

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  4. Iziz Workbench

    Iziz Workbench by Darth InSidious
    This mod adds a workbench to Iziz on Onderon, which previously didn't have one.
    There are two options for installing the mod:
    Option 1 adds the workbench to the landing bay you arrive in;
    Option 2 addsthe workbench to Dhagon's office.

    Installation
    Run 'Install Iziz Workbench.exe', select an option, hit select, and run the installer.
    Uninstallation
    Take either di_spnwb_501.ncs or di_spnwb_512.ncs out of your Override folder,
    and then copy the backup of either 501OND.mod or 512OND.mod in the 'backup' folder
    that the installer generated when it installed the mod, and copy it into your modules folder.
     

    217 downloads

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  5. Lightsaber and Force Forms

    This mod adds 10 lightsaber forms and four force forms to the game, which can be learned at various levels. These can be learned from four holocrons and one new NPC, on Dantooine, Kashyyyk, Korriban and the Unknown World. The player can learn a total of seven forms. They can be activated from the medpac/stims section of the GUI. This mod uses TSLPatcher, and is fully compatible with K1RP. The holocrons and the NPC are fully voiced. Where possible, the stats for the forms imitate those in KotOR II.
     
    Stats for the forms are as follows:
     
    Form I: Shii-Cho:- Attack +1, Defense Bonus 2
     
    Form II: Makashi:- Attack +3, Blaster Deflect: -5, Defence Bonus -5, Will Saves +3
     
    Form III: Soresu:- Attack: -4, Blaster Deflect: +4, Defense Bonus 4 (Must be level 9 or higher)
     
    Form IV: Ataru:- Attack +1, Blaster Deflect: -4, Defense Bonus 3, Damage Bonus: +2 (Must be level 11 or higher, and a Guardian or Sentinel)
     
    Form V: Shien/Djem So:- Attack +1, Blaster Deflect: +2, Defense Bonus 5, Damage Bonus: +2 (Must be level 14 or higher, and a Guardian)
     
    Form VI: Niman:- Attack +1, Defense Bonus 1, Blaster Deflect: +1, Will Saves: +1 (Must be level 14 or higher, and a Sentinel)
     
    Form VII: Juyo:- Attack +4, Attacks per round +1, Defence Bonus -2, Will Saves: +4 (Must be a Guardian)
     
    Form VIII: Sokan:- Attack +3, Damage Bonus: +1, Reflex Saves: +3, Defense Bonus 2, Defense Bonus vs. Piercing -2 (net bonus: 0) (Must be a Sentinel)
     
    Form IX: Shien:- Attack +3, Damage Bonus: +3, Defence Bonus -2, Blaster Deflect: -2, Reflex Saves: -2 (Must be a Sentinel)
     
    Form X: Niman/Jar’Kai:- Attack +2, Offhand attack bonus +3, Defense Bonus 1, Fortitude Saves: -1 (Must be a Guardian)
     
    Harmony Force Form:- Maximum Force Points: +10%, Reflex Saves: +2, Force Resistance: -3 (Must be level 11 or higher, and a Consular)
     
    Endurance Force Form: Will Saves: +1, Force Resistance: +2 (Must be level 14 or higher, and a Consular)
     
    Persistence Force Form: Will Saves: +3, Reflex Saves: -2, Force Resistance: +4 (Must be a Consular)
     
    Unity Force Form: Maximum Force Points: +10%, Reflex Saves: +2, Force Resistance: +3 (Must be a Consular)
     
    Compatibility:
    This mod should be compatible with most others. Nevertheless, it *may* cause incompatibilities
    with any mod which alters or makes use of:
     
    - the script slot for Entry 99 of kor35_utharwynn.dlg
    - the script slot for Entry 0 of kor39_utharwynn.dlg
    - the script slot for Entry 19 of dan13_belaya.dlg
    - the script slot for Entry 1 of k_player_dialog.dlg
    - unk44_sparty.dlg; particularly any mod which adds a third entry to the dialogue file, and uses it to fire a script.
    - Item 99 in the droppable list for kas25_wraid.utc
     
    Credits:
    Thanks are to Zhaboka, Sith Holocron, newbiemodder, Fallen Guardian, Warlord664, Quanon, Marius Fett, Canderis, DarthAnsem, SithSpecter, Slstoev, CptPriceless, kyrie, and Fair Strides 2 for their feedback and comments on the mod as it progressed;
    to deathdisco, whose original KotOR I lightsaber forms mod inspired this one;
    to Darth333, stoffe, jmac7142/Det. Bart Lasiter, glovemaster, and everyone else who taught me and continues to teach me to script;
    to Darkkender, for his "Recruit Darkkender" mod, which I used to work out how to make the lightsaber forms work;
    to T7Nowhere, whose fantastic "Revan's Mask Plus" mod inspired the form of this one;
    to Samuel Dravis, jonathan7 and Pavlos, for vital feedback at various stages in the planning of this mod;
    to Fred Tetra for the truly awesome KotOR tool and his nwnsscomp conversion;
    to Holowan Labs for remaining by far the best place to work on KotOR mods on the internet;
    and to Obsidian, Bioware, and LucasArts, for making both KotOR games.
     
    Particular thanks to Quanon, VarsityPuppet, and Marius Fett for their help with the new placeable models used by this mod;
    Also to Sith Holocron and Fair Strides, who beta-tested for me;
    And most especially, my thanks are to my voice-over artists, who are listed below, and some of whom had to suffer demands for endless redrafts and slow response times with admirable patience:
    Thanks also to Daemonjax over at KotORNexus for spotting the errors corrected in this update.
     
    Voice Overs:
    Sith Holocron as the Sith Holocron;
    Zhaboka as Jedi Holocron, Kashyyyk Holocron, and Guun-Han Saresh;
    Melissa Trudeau as the Sith Trainer.
     
    Locations of Holocrons / What they teach:
    NB: Do not read if you want this to be a surprise!
     
    ****
    Dantooine:
    You learn the Shii-Cho during the initial training montage.
    You can learn Soresu from the Jedi Holocron in the Enclave training room when you reach level 9.
    You can learn Ataru (Guardians/Sentinels) or the Harmony form (Consulars) from the Jedi Holocron when you reach level 11.
     
    Korriban:
    You can learn Makashi from the Sith Teacher in the Korriban Academy, standing by the entrance in the final room before the Valley of the Dark Lords.
    You can learn Shien Form IX (Sentinels), Niman/Jar'Kai Form X (Guardians), or Persistence Form (Consulars) from the Sith Holocron in the tomb of Naga Sadow.
     
    Kashyyyk:
    You can learn Shien/Djem So Form V (Guardians), Niman Form VI (Sentinels) or Endurance Form (Consulars) once you reach level 14 from the Jedi Holocron found in the Beast in the Shadowlands.
     
    Unknown World:
    You can learn Juyo (Guardians), Sokan (Sentinels) or the Unity Form (Consulars) from the Sith Holocron in the basement computer room of the Temple.
     
    ****

    6,745 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    24 comments

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  6. Reskin of RedHawke's ORD Mandell Mod

    This mod reskins RedHawke's ORD Mandell extra planet mod, using textures which were unused in the original game, mostly from Sleheyron.
    This was originally made in about 2006 or 2007, I think, and sent to RedHawke, who never used it.
    Sith Holocron reminded me I made this, and suggested I release it now that ORD Mandell is available on DeadlyStream, and now that the mod rules are less strict.

    Note that you will need to install ORD Mandell first, and then install the reskin. This will not work without the ORD Mandell mod.
     
    Installation
    To install, copy the contents of "Override" into your Override folder, and the contents of "Modules" into your Modules folder.
    Uninstallation
    Remove the files you copied over. This mod replaces the .mod files installed by ORD Mandell, so either make a backup of those first,
    or delete them from your modules folder before reinstalling ORD Mandell.
    Permissions
    As this is a mod modifying someone else's mod, please don't upload elsewhere or modify without my permission.
    Credits/Thanks
    RedHawke for the original ORD Mandell mod;
    Sith Holocron for reminding me to release this.
     

    1,915 downloads

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    2 comments

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  7. [K1] Environment Map Restoration

    [K1] Defaultenvmap Restoration
    By Darth InSidious
    Description
    Both KotOR games were designed to have environment mapping, i.e., reflections on armours and weapons that
    looked like the area the player character was in, rather than generic shinyness.
    In the default game, this is switched off, perhaps for performance reasons. This mod partially restores this
    feature, using the environment maps for the game which Obsidian included in the default game files.
    As a result, not every area has environment maps, but I have been able to enable the feature in about 80 areas,
    listed below. This includes the Ebon Hawk and parts of every planet (and large ship, and space station) in the game, except the
    Yavin space station.
    This mod is intended as much as a proof-of-concept as a restoration in itself. A full restoration would likely
    require cube-mapping all the areas in the game, which I don't have the time or resources to do. If someone
    feels like doing that, and knows how, let me know.
    The full list of areas included in this mod is:
    m01aa
    m01ab
    m02aa
    m02ab
    m02ac
    m02ad
    m02af
    m03aa
    m03ab
    m03ad
    m03ae
    m03af
    m04aa
    m09aa
    m09ab
    m10aa
    m10ab
    m10ac
    m11aa
    m11ab
    m12aa
    m13aa
    m14aa
    m14ab
    m14ac
    m14ad
    m14ae
    m15aa
    m16aa
    m17aa
    m17ab
    m17ac
    m17ad
    m17ae
    m17af
    m18aa
    m18ab
    m18ac
    m20aa
    m22aa
    m22ab
    m23aa
    m24aa
    m25aa
    m26aa
    m26ab
    m26ac
    m26ad
    m26mg
    m27aa
    m28aa
    m28ab
    m28ac
    m28ad
    m33aa
    m34aa
    m35aa
    m37aa
    m38aa
    m39aa
    m40aa
    m40ab
    m40ac
    m40ad
    m41aa
    m41ab
    m41ac
    m41ad
    m42aa
    m43aa
    m44aa
    m44ab
    m44ac
    m45aa
    m45ab
    m45ac
    m45ad

    Known bugs and compatibility issues
    Because each area has only one environment map, sometimes the reflections will be wrong for a given part of an area
    which looks different. Also, because of the limited number of environment maps included in the game, I have
    reused several of them in different places. Hopefully this isn't too obvious, but it may mean that the environment
    mapping isn't always exact.
    The mod currently installs as a series of .are files directly into your Override. This is because it's
    difficult otherwise to take account of .mod files with the same filename as the game's default .rim area files,
    so it was difficult to make the mod work with, e.g., K1R modules.
    This mod hasn't been tested for compatibility with K1R, but I don't anticipate issues for the most part,
    since the .are file isn't used for much that can be modded.
    *Nevertheless, this mod *may* cause some compatibility issues in some areas with K1R.*
    Installation
    Double click on "[K1] Install Defaultenvmap restoration", and hit the "install mod" button.
    Uninstallation
    Delete the .are files from your Override folder, and restore the baseitems.2da file
    backup made by TSLPatcher on install, and placed in the "backup" folder.
    If no such baseitems.2da backup exists (i.e., you haven't used any other mods that modify this file)
    simply delete baseitems.2da from your override folder.
     
    Credits and thanks
    Thanks to JC, DarthParametric, and Cortisol, for their feedback and help during development of this mod.

    Disclaimer
    All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, Bioware and Obsidian Entertainment Inc.,
    Kotor Tool belongs to Fred Tetra, NWNSSCOMP belongs to Edward T. Smith.
    I own none of the materials, and I'm not making any money out of this mod. It is to be distributed
    as-is without alteration, unless by permission of the mod author. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either.
    Use it how you like, but if you're going to post it up somewhere, or make a derivate mod, or use it in another mod, you must
    ask for my permission first.

    370 downloads

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    3 comments

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  8. K1 MP3 Player

    Description
    This mod is based on a K1 mod released by HouseOfAmon in about 2006, and now largely forgotten.
    It allows you to play your own music in-game, through a device called Music Player.
    Activating this device allows you to play one of 25 tracks of your own,
    or to return to playing the game's default music. It will do this via a dialogue menu.
    I've made a couple of improvements over the original:
    1) This mod allows you to use 25 tracks, instead of 20;
    2) This mod allows you to reset to the game's default music whenever you want,
    using the 'Play local radio' option (n.b.: 'Known Bugs', below).
    You can cheat the item into the game using the code 'giveitem di_mp3' without the quotation marks,
    or you can get it in game from your footlocker on the Endar Spire.
    Installation
    Installation of this mod comes in two parts.
    1) Use the TSLPatcher .exe included to install the base mod
    (i.e., double click 'Install TSL MP3 Player', then click 'install mod', etc.)
    2) Adding your tracks to the game:
    i. Select up to 25 tracks that you have on your computer.
       These *must* be in MP3 format.
    ii. Copy the tracks to a new folder.
    iii. Rename these copies Track1.mp3, Track2.mp3 ... etc., up to Track25.mp3
    iv. Copy the renamed files to your StreamMusic folder inside the base game folder.
    Uninstallation
    1. Delete the new tracks you added to your StreamMusic folder.
    2. Delete the following files from your Override folder:
    di_mp3.ncs
    di_mp3.uti
    di_mp3p.dlg
    di_mp3p_1.ncs
    di_mp3p_2.ncs
    di_mp3p_3.ncs
    di_mp3p_4.ncs
    di_mp3p_5.ncs
    di_mp3p_6.ncs
    di_mp3p_7.ncs
    di_mp3p_8.ncs
    di_mp3p_9.ncs
    di_mp3p_10.ncs
    di_mp3p_11.ncs
    di_mp3p_12.ncs
    di_mp3p_13.ncs
    di_mp3p_14.ncs
    di_mp3p_15.ncs
    di_mp3p_16.ncs
    di_mp3p_17.ncs
    di_mp3p_18.ncs
    di_mp3p_19.ncs
    di_mp3p_20.ncs
    di_mp3p_21.ncs
    di_mp3p_22.ncs
    di_mp3p_23.ncs
    di_mp3p_24.ncs
    di_mp3p_25.ncs
    di_mp3r.ncs
    k_pend_traskdl40.ncs
    k_petd40_o.ncs
    3. If TSLPatcher created a backup folder during install in the same folder as the tslpatchdata folder,
    you can copy the following files backed up there, and use them to overwrite the copies in the Override folder:
    ambientmusic.2da
    globalcat.2da
    spells.2da
    However, it is advised that you do NOT do this unless absolutely necessary,
    as these files are used in a lot of other mods.
    Known Bugs and Incompatibilities
    Pressing the 'Play local radio' button may cause the game to play the default area battle music when you're not in combat.
    It should return to the normal mode area music once this finishes playing, though.
    This mod alters a (very small) part of the introductory dialogue with Trask on the Endar Spire,
    so it may not work with mods which do the same (such as mods allowing you to play as a Jedi from the start).
    Credits and Thanks
    HouseOfAmon for the original mod this is based off - it was a great idea!
     

    125 downloads

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    1 comment

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  9. HK Stats Rework

    Description
    By default, HK-47 has 16 points in Strength, and only 10 in Constitution.
    This strength stat is almost completely useless, since HK is unable to
    wield melee weapons. So I have swapped his Constitution and Strength base stats,
    which should (hopefully) make him a bit more viable as a companion.
    Installation
    Double-click 'Install [K1] HK Stats Rework' and use the installer as intended.
    Uninstallation
    Remove p_hk47.utc from your Override folder.
    If TSLPatcher saved a previous version of this file to the backup folder,
    copy the version in the backup folder into your Override folder.
     

    410 downloads

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    1 comment

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  10. HK Stats Rework

    Description
    By default, HK-47 has 16 points in Strength, and only 10 in Constitution.
    This strength stat is almost completely useless, since HK is unable to
    wield melee weapons. So I have swapped his Constitution and Strength base stats,
    which should (hopefully) make him a bit more viable as a companion.
    Installation
    Double-click 'Install [TSL] HK Stats Rework' and use the installer as intended.
    Uninstallation
    Remove p_hk47.utc from your Override folder.
    If TSLPatcher saved a previous version of this file to the backup folder,
    copy the version in the backup folder into your Override folder.
     

    444 downloads

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  11. Environment Map Restoration

    [TSL] Defaultenvmap Restoration

    By Darth InSidious


     
    Description

    Both KotOR games were designed to have environment mapping, i.e., reflections on armours and weapons that

    looked like the area the player character was in, rather than generic shinyness.


     
    In the default game, this is switched off, perhaps for performance reasons. This mod partially restores this

    feature, using the environment maps for the game which Obsidian included in the default game files.

    As a result, not every area has environment maps, but I have been able to enable the feature in about 50 areas (out of c. 95),

    listed below. This includes numerous Ebon Hawk cutscene areas, parts of Peragus and Telos, a large part of Dxun,

    parts of Onderon, large parts of Dantooine, parts of Korriban and M478, and most of Malachor V.


    In addition to reflections on armour, this mod also adds back in reflections on most melee and ranged weapon types.

     
    This mod is intended as much as a proof-of-concept as a restoration in itself. A full restoration would likely

    require cube-mapping all the areas in the game, which I don't have the time or resources to do. If someone

    feels like doing that, and knows how, let me know.


     
    The full list of areas included in this mod is:

    003EBO

    004EBO

    005EBO

    006EBO

    007EBO

    102PER

    104PER

    201TEL

    202TEL

    203TEL

    204TEL

    205TEL

    209TEL

    231TEL

    261TEL

    351NAR

    352NAR

    401DXN

    402DXN

    410DXN

    411DXN

    421DXN

    501OND

    502OND

    504OND

    505OND

    506OND

    510OND

    511OND

    512OND

    601DAN

    602DAN

    604DAN

    605DAN

    610DAN

    701KOR

    702KOR

    710KOR

    711KOR

    801DRO

    802DRO

    803DRO

    804DRO

    901MAL

    902MAL

    903MAL

    904MAL

    905MAL

    906MAL

    907MAL

    950COR

     

     

    Known bugs and compatibility issues

    Because each area has only one environment map, sometimes the reflections will be wrong for a given part of an area

    which looks different. Also, because of the limited number of environment maps included in the game, I have

    reused several of them in different places. Hopefully this isn't too obvious, but it may mean that the environment

    mapping isn't always exact.


    You may experience performance issues with this mod; I have not tested for this.

     
    The mod currently installs as a series of .are files directly into your Override. This is because it's

    difficult otherwise to take account of .mod files with the same filename as the game's default .rim area files,

    so it was difficult to make the mod work with, e.g., TSLRCM modules.


     
    This mod hasn't been tested for compatibility with TSLRCM, but I don't anticipate issues for the most part,

    since the .are file isn't used for much that can be modded.


     
    *Nevertheless, this mod *may* cause some compatibility issues in some areas with TSLRCM.*


     
    Installation

    Double click on "Install Defaultenvmap restoration", and hit the "install mod" button.


     
    Uninstallation

    Delete the .are files from your Override folder, and restore the baseitems.2da file

    backup made by TSLPatcher on install, and placed in the "backup" folder.


     
    If no such baseitems.2da backup exists (i.e., you haven't used any other mods that modify this file)

    simply delete baseitems.2da from your override folder.


     

     

     
    Credits and thanks

    Thanks to JC, DarthParametric, and Cortisol, for their feedback and help during development of this mod.


     

     
    Disclaimer

    All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, Bioware and Obsidian Entertainment Inc.,

    Kotor Tool belongs to Fred Tetra, NWNSSCOMP belongs to Edward T. Smith.

    I own none of the materials, and I'm not making any money out of this mod. It is to be distributed

    as-is without alteration, unless by permission of the mod author. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either.

    Use it how you like, but if you're going to post it up somewhere, or make a derivate mod, or use it in another mod, you must

    ask for my permission first.

    279 downloads

       (1 review)

    2 comments

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  12. Ahto Transit Timetable

    Description
    This mod adds a small utility item to the game, the Ahto Transit Timetable.
    Basically, this allows the player to warp rapidly between the different modules in Ahto City.
    It's been given an in-world excuse to exist via a little dialogue and item description.
    The item is given to the player after the first cutscene on Manaan, or can be
    cheated into the game by typing "giveitem di_att" into the console.
    It will appear in the player's inventory, and can be activated from the same place
    you activate a stim or a shield.

    Installation
    Double click on "Install Ahto Transit Timetable", and hit the "install mod" button.
     
    Uninstallation
    Remove the following files from your Override folder:
    di_att.dlg
    di_att.uti
    di_att_01.ncs
    di_g_att.ncs
    di_man26aa.ncs
    di_man26ab.ncs
    di_man26ac.ncs
    di_man26ad.ncs
    di_man26ae.ncs
    You may additionally remove man26_sitharg.dlg, but only if you have installed no other mods affecting this file.

    Credits and Thanks
    Thanks to Sdub for the idea/request.

    166 downloads

       (1 review)

    5 comments

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  13. Korriban Academy Workbench

    A little while ago it struck me - The Dantooine Jedi academy has a workbench,
    but the Korriban Academy didn't, which can be very inconvenient. In fact, there
    wasn't one on all Korriban.
     
    This mod fixes all that! Now there is a workbench in the little room which leads
    to the Valley of the Dark Lords. It's just on the left as you come in.
     
    The only mod conflict that there might be is if someone else's mod modifies Master
    Uthar's dialogue.

    34,535 downloads

       (5 reviews)

    7 comments

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  14. Gameplay Rework

    The short version: this mod changes gameplay in TSL by changing the level cap to 20 and thinning out the force and skill points that each class gets. It also alters primary abilities, hit die, force die, and attack bonuses for each class (which used to all be the same). Health regen is switched off, and FP regen starts from a lower base (0.6 instead of 1.0). Details below:
     
    classes.2da:
    Skill points readjusted:
     
    Soldiers get 1 base Skill Point
    Scouts get 2
    Scoundrels get 2
     
    Guardians get 1
    Consulars get 1
    Sentinels get 2
     
    Combat droids get 1
    Expert droids get 3
     
    Minions get 1
    Tech Specialists get 4
     
    Weapon Masters get 1
    Jedi Masters get 1
    Jedi Watchmen get 2
     
    Sith Marauders get 1
    Sith Lords get 1
    Sith Assassins get 2
     
    Class hit die readjusted:
     
    Soldier: 9
    Scout: 6
    Scoundrel: 4
     
    Guardian: 10
    Consular: 5
    Sentinel: 7
     
    Combat Droid: 10
    Expert Droid: 6
     
    Minion: 6
    Tech Specialist: 4
     
    Weapon-master: 12
    Master: 6
    Watchman: 8
     
    Marauder: 12
    Sith Lord: 6
    Sith Assassin: 8
     
    Force Die readjusted:
     
    Guardian: 4
    Consular: 8
    Sentinel: 5
     
    Weapon-Master: 5
    Master: 10
    Watchman: 7
     
    Sith Marauder: 5
    Sith Lord: 10
    Sith Assassin: 7
     
    Primary Abilities altered:
     
    Soldier: Strength
    Scout: Dexterity
    Scoundrel: Intelligence
     
    Guardian: STR
    Consular: WIS
    Sentinel: INT
     
    Combat Droid: CON
    Expert Droid: INT
     
    Minion: STR
    Tech Specialist: INT
     
    Weapon-master: STR
    Master: WIS
    Watchman: INT
     
    Marauder: STR
    Lord: WIS
    Assassin: DEX
     
    Class attack bonus tables adjusted:
    Soldier: Attack bonus table 1
    Scout: Attack bonus table 2
    Scoundrel: Attack bonus table 3
     
    Guardian: Attack bonus table 1
    Consular: Attack bonus table 3
    Sentinel: Attack bonus table 2
     
    Combat Droid: Attack bonus table 1
    Expert Droid: Attack bonus table 2
     
    Minion: Attack bonus table 2
    Tech Specialist: Attack bonus table 3
     
    Weapon-master: Attack bonus table 1
    Master: Attack bonus table 3
    Watchman: Attack bonus table 2
     
    Sith Marauder: Attack bonus table 1
    Sith Lord: Attack bonus table 3
    Sith Assassin: Attack bonus table 2
     
    classpowergain.2da
    Only Consulars, Sith Lords and Jedi Masters get 2 starting Force Powers;
    Guardians get no new force powers every third level;
     
    exptable.2da
    Capped level gain at 20; smoothed out XP gain to compensate, so that player may only just hit 20 before game end.
     
    baseitems.2da
    Lightsaber power reduced: die-to-roll reduced to 8 for Lightsabers, 10 for Double-sabers, 6 for Short lightsabers.

    352 downloads

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    4 comments

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  15. Robes of Darth Sex the M;an)d'a(lo+r

    Description
    This mod gives you the robes of Darth Sex the M;an)d'a(lo+r. They are not in game, you will have to cheat them in by using the cheat console. The code is "a_robe_55" without the quotes.
    The Fabulous Robe of Darth Sex The M;an)d'a(lo+r is a robe that has been coveted for millennia by the Mandalorians as the pinnacle of their cultural achievement. Darth Sex was the only Mandalorian ever to become a Sith, leading the Sith in the brief but devastating war on  the planet Restraint, in the Sense-sphere.
    Defense Bonus 5,
    Strength Bonus 10
    Dexterity Bonus 10
    Constitution Bonus 10
    Intelligence Bonus 10
    Wisdom Bonus 10
    Charisma Bonus 10
    On Hit Instant Death DC 100
    Bonus feats:
    Advanced Jedi Defense
    Advanced Guard Stance
    Two-Weapon Fighting
    Armor Proficiency: Heavy
    Armor Proficiency: Light
    Armor Proficiency: Medium
    Caution
    Critical Strike
    Improved Two-Weapon Fighting
    Empathy
    Flurry
    Gear Head
    Conditioning
    Implants I
    Implants II
    Implants III
    Improved Power Attack
    Improved Power Blast
    Improved Critical Strike
    Improved Sniper Shot
    Improved Conditioning
    Master Conditioning
    Master Jedi  Defense
    Master Guard Stance
    Master Rapid Shot
    Perceptive
    Weapon Specialization: Blaster Pistol
    Weapon Specialization: Blaster Rifle
    Weapon Specialization: Grenade
    Weapon Specialization: Heavy Weapons
    Weapon Specialization: Lightsaber
    Weapon Specialization: Melee Weapons
    Weapon Specialization: Simple Weapon
    Master Flurry
    Sneak Attack X
    Master Critical Strike

    Installation
    Put all the files in your Override folder
    Uninstallation
    Take them out again.
     

    62 downloads

       (1 review)

    0 comments

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  16. Azgath N'Dul's Tomb

    This mod adds a new tomb to the Valley of the Dark Lords - the tomb of Azgath N'Dul.
    You will find it between the tombs of Ajunta Pall and Tulak Hord.
    A couple of robes will come out funny if you are using oldflash's Final Touch - The Chatos Robes, the Sith Lord Robes and the Robes of Azgath N'Dul.
    This is because of a model change that mod introduces.
    They won't crash your game, but they will look a bit odd.
     
    This mod adds: ten new robes, three new armours, four new weapons, two weapons I've released separately before,
    a new belt, a new pair of gloves and a new Force Power, not to mention many other items that can be created by the Force Transmutation Device.
    I've tried to keep the stats fairly balanced, but that's by my judgment.
     
    N.B.: Robes included in this mod may not be compatible with robe mods which you have installed.
     
    Please be sure to download kyrie's changes.ini fix before installing this mod (click here), and then the 2.2 patch.

    8,857 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    20 comments

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  17. Sonic Screwdriver

    Description
     
    The sonic screwdriver comes from the planet Gallifrey, in the constellation
    of Kasterborus, in a galaxy far, far away. Not only can it unscrew and unlock
    things, it also has its uses as a weapon, particularly against machines.
     
    Damage Bonus, Sonic +2
    Damage Bonus vs. Droids, Ion +1-4
    Repair +2
     
    To get it in-game, it can be purchased from Crattis Yurkal on Dantooine.
    Alternatively, you can get it by typing "giveitem di_ssd_01"
    and "giveitem di_ssd_02" into the console, without quote,
    and hitting the return key.
     
    This mod adds two items to the game: a weapon, the stats of which are
    outlined above, and a useable item. The useable item will allow the player
    to open closed doors and unlock placeable items, dependent on scoring 15 or
    higher on a random number generator out of 20. If not, the effect will fizzle.
    The player also needs to have the sonic screwdriver weapon actually equipped
    at the time in order to use this.
     
    N.B.: This mod is incompatible with any other which modifies the file
    "dan13_crattis.dlg".
     
     
    Installation
    Double click on "Install Sonic Screwdriver for KotOR I", and hit the "Install Mod" button.
     
    Uninstallation
    Remove the following files from your Override folder:
     
     
    di_ss_01.ncs
    di_ss_01.tga
    di_ss_01.txi
    di_ssd_01.dlg
    di_ssd_01.uti
    di_ssd_02.uti
    ip_pltuseitem_241.tga
    iw_SonicPstl_241.tga
    w_SonicPstl_241.mdl
    w_SonicPstl_241.mdx
     
    If you installed this mod on top of other mods, DO NOT delete the files "globalcat.2da" OR "spells.2da", as this may cause problems with your game.
     
    Credits & Thanks
    -Thanks are especially due to Fair Strides 2, whose help was invaluable in getting the scripting for the sonic screwdriver functioning properly;
    -Thanks also to VarsityPuppet for the inspiration to revisit this mod, and for feedback on the model;
    -Thanks as always to the folk at Holowan Labs, without whom KotOR modding would never have got off the ground.
    -Lucasarts and Bioware for KotOR, and Obsidian, too, for TSL, without which, I couldn't have made this .
     
    Disclaimer
    All materials and copyrights belong to LucasArts, Bioware and Obsidian Entertainment Inc.,
    Kotor Tool belongs to Fred Tetra, NWNSSCOMP belongs to Edward T. Smith.
    I own none of the materials, and I'm not making any money out of this mod. It is to be distributed
    as-is without alteration, unless by permission of the mod author. This mod is not to be distributed for profit, either.
    Use it how you like, but if you're going to post it up somewhere, or make a derivate mod, or use it in another mod, you must
    ask me first.

    446 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    6 comments

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  18. Default Lightsaber Replacement

    [K1] Default Lightsaber Replacement 1.2

    Introduction
    This mod replaces the default lightsaber hilt in the game.

    Installation
    Drop the contents of this archive into your override folder.
    Uninstallation
    Take them out again.
    Known bugs
    None.
    Compatibility
    This mod will, if installed, overwrite any other mod which replaces the default single lightsaber hilts.
    Contact me
    In case of bugs, queries, feedback, or comments,
    I can be contacted at  www.deadlystream.com.
    Disclaimer
    LucasArts and Bioware. own all the copyrights etc. It all belongs to them.
    Permissions
    This mod, or any derivate or part thereof, may not be uploaded to any website, ftp, server,
    or as part of a torrent, except with the expressed permission of the author.
    Thanks
    Particular thanks to everyone who provided feedback and comments on this model during construction,
    and who helped out with getting the mod to this stage, most particularly Fair Strides and VarsityPuppet.

    1,213 downloads

       (1 review)

    1 comment

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  19. Holocron Icon Replacement

    This is a really small and slightly pedantic fix, which changes the icons for the two holocrons you find in KotOR,
    so that one (on Tatooine) looks like a Jedi Holocron, and the other, found on Korriban, looks like a Sith Holocron.
     
    Previously, th two had a generic icon which looked nothing at all like a holocron, and as I was working on a mod
    which needed a holocron for it, I decided to alter the two items while I was at it. At some point, I may make a similar
    mod for KotOR II.
     
    Please note that this mod doesn't use the TSLPatcher, so any mod which alters either holocron will be incompatible.
    To fix this, open the .uti file for the holocron using KotOR Tool, change the "model variation" to the number of
    the holocron model (i.e., 087 for the Jedi holocron, 088 for the Sith one), and save.
     
    Also, the mod uses plot useable item icon slots 87 and 88 for the Jedi and Sith holocrons respectively, so any mod
    which uses these icon slots for a different purpose will be incompatible. To fix this, simply rename the icons to a high enough number that they don't conflict with the other mod any more
    (e.g., to ip_pltuseitm_090), and then open the .uti file using KotOR Tool, change the "model variation" to that number,
    and save.

    2,702 downloads

       (11 reviews)

    4 comments

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  20. [K1] "Fork" Short Lightsabers

    Coauthored with oldflash.
    Now available for KotOR I, a mere thirteen years after the original TSL release, thanks to the magic of MDLEdit.
    This mod adds a whole set of new short lightsabres - one for each lightsabre colour available in the game,
    and their crystals to the game. They can be found by the workbench in the Enclave on Dantooine,
    but only after you leave the Enclave for the first time after becoming a Jedi.
    The box is spawned when you speak to the droid at the exit from the Enclave and it says
    “The Council has decreed you may come and go as you please” for the first time.
    For the mod to work, you need to have not been to Dantooine yet, or at least, not undergone Jedi training.
    Installation

    Just double-click on the "Install "Fork" Short Lightsabres" icon to begin the installation. Do not attempt manual installation - it will not work.
    Don't worry about fiddling with the Source Scripts or Screenshots folders - they are not required for the mod to run.
     
    Known Conflicts
    As far as I know, this mod shouldn't conflict with many that are out there,
    but will conflict with any mod which alters the file dan13_jdroid.dlg.
    So far as I am aware, the only mod to alter that file was a robe mod which is no longer available,
    so this issue shouldn’t arise.
    Known Bugs
    None that I know of at present. Again, please let me know if you find any.
     

    433 downloads

       (1 review)

    1 comment

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  21. Dxun Holocron

    Introduction
    This mod adds a new holocron to the game, which can be found on a corpse on Dxun.
    In addition to giving the player bonuses to their maximum Force Points, which unlock at
    levels 12, 14, and 16, the mod also gives the player the opportunity to learn three
    new Lightsaber forms: Sokan (Form VIII), Shi'en (Form IX), and Niman/Jar'Kai (Form X),
    which can be activated as non-medical abilities. (The vanilla lightsaber forms are
    hard-coded in the game). This derives from an unreleased mod of mine made in 2005, in
    which I made these three Lightsaber Forms work as passive Force Powers. These Lightsaber
    Forms become available at levels 13, 15, and 17.
    Their stats are as follows:
    Sokan:
    Attack +3
    Damage Bonus +1
    Reflex Saves +3
    Defence Bonus 2
    Defence Bonus vs. Piercing -2 (net bonus: 0)
    Shi'en:
    Attack +3
    Damage Bonus +3
    Defence Bonus -2
    Blaster Deflect -2
    Reflex Saves -2
    Niman/Jar'Kai:
    Attack +2
    Offhand attack bonus +3
    Defence Bonus 1
    Fortitude Saves -1
    Installation
    Double click 'Install Dxun Holocron', and hit the 'Install mod' button.
     
    Uninstallation
    Remove the following files from your Override folder:
    di_d_gk1.ncs
    di_g_lf8.ncs
    di_g_lf9.ncs
    di_g_lf10.ncs
    di_gk1.utc
    di_jh_01.dlg
    di_jh_01.ncs
    di_jh_01.uti
    di_jhc.utp
    di_k2s_lf8.ncs
    di_k2s_lf9.ncs
    di_k2s_lf10.ncs
    di_k2s_lf8.uti
    di_k2s_lf9.uti
    di_k2s_lf10.uti
    di_s_gk1.ncs
    di_s_jhc.ncs
    ii_datapad_063.tga
    ii_datapad_064.tga
    ii_datapad_065.tga
    ii_datapad_066.tga
    Copy the files 'spells.2da' and 'globalcat.2da' from the backup folder created
    by TSLPatcher on installation into your Override folder. If no such folder was created
    on install by the game, you can (probably) safely delete these two files as well.
     
    Known Bugs
    The new Lightsaber Forms won't appear in the same place as the vanilla forms do
    on the GUI, but in the non-medical items slot (with the shields, basically).
    There's not a lot I can do about this; the Lightsaber forms appear to be hard-coded.
    Credits
    Thanks are to deathdisco, whose original KotOR I lightsaber forms mod inspired this one;
    to Darth333, stoffe, jmac7142/Det. Bart Lasiter, glovemaster, and everyone else who taught me and continues to teach me to script;
    to Darkkender, for his "Recruit Darkkender" mod, which I used to work out how to make the lightsaber forms work;
    to Holowan Labs, which was by far the best place to work on KotOR mods on the internet;
    and to Obsidian, Bioware, and LucasArts, for making both KotOR games.

    1,119 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    7 comments

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  22. Hi-Res Beam Effects

    This mod replaces the Force Drain, Force Lightning, Death Field, cold ray, ion, and neural pacifier beam effects with new, higher-res ones.

    45,992 downloads

       (8 reviews)

    10 comments

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  23. Darksword

    This adds a new weapon, called a darksword, to the game. It is slightly less powerful
    than a lightsaber (base damage 2-14 [2d7], +1-4 electrical damage), and is what was used
    before the lightsaber was invented, particularly by the Sith. You will find the weapon
    (if you look hard enough) on the Harbinger. I’m not going to say where, so if you want it,
    be sure to check all over and not miss any compartments if possible.
     
    The mod is inspired by ChAiNz.2da’s Darksword mod for KotOR II, which he released back in 2005.
    While it’s a cool mod, I was never satisfied with the way the electrified blade looked in that
    mod, so I made this mod to rectify that.

    899 downloads

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    5 comments

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  24. Fork Short Lightsabers

    Co-authored with oldflash.
     
    This mod adds a whole set of new short lightsabres - one for each lightsabre colour available in the game, and their crystals to the game. They can be found in the Enclave Sublevel on Dantooine, in the secure storage area.

    1,158 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    5 comments

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  25. 6 Player Heads

    Description
    This mod adds 6 new heads to the game - five male, and one female.
    The five male heads are based on Carth, Trask, Shaardan, and Gadon Thek
    from KotOR I, and Dhagon Ghent in KotOR II. The female head is based on the
    Peragus Medical Officer. Each head comes with its own set of Dark Side transitions.
    This mod was inspired by the 8 New Male Player Characters mod, released by
    The Ossus Keeper in 2005.
    The mod makes use of TSLPatcher, for easier installation and compatibility.
     
    Installation
    Double click on "Install 6 Player Heads for KotOR 2", and hit the "install mod" button.
    Known Bugs
    Known Bugs
    ----------
    - The Peragus Medical Officer head sometimes shows a line down the middle of the forehead. This
    is a defect in the model, which is not fixed.
    - The skin-tone of the Peragus Medical Officer head does not match the black female underwear skin.
    - The Gadon Thek head looks a bit disproportionate on some models. 😕
    - The portraits don't look the same or as good as the vanilla game ones. 😕
    - This mod was made using the 4CD version of the game, and textures may not look so good in the
    hi-res, Aspyr re-release.

    694 downloads

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    0 comments

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