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================================ KNIGHTS OF THE REPUBLIC II Mod ================================ Title: K1 Heads Port Version: 1.0.1 Author: Ferc Kast Contact: PM me on DeadlyStream *********** DESCRIPTION *********** This mod ports the original player heads from KOTOR I for use as playable heads in KOTOR II. To use reskins for these heads, follow these steps: 1) Move the relevant head and / or portrait tpcs out of your override folder. 2) After extracting the textures from the reskin mod, prefix the head texture filenames with "K1_" or "k1_" (without the quotes). 3) Copy the textures into your override folder. ************ INSTALLATION ************ Unzip the file. Run TSLPatcher, and point the installer to your KOTOR II installation folder. If you are using the Steam copy of TSLRCM, point it to the folder where it is installed. ************** UNINSTALLATION ************** Copy the 2das from the backup folder into the Override folder. Remove the following files from the Override folder: - k1_pfha01.mdl - k1_pfha01.mdx - k1_pfha01.tpc - k1_pfha01d.tpc - k1_pfha01d1.tpc - k1_pfha01d2.tpc - k1_pfha01d3.tpc - k1_pfha02.mdl - k1_pfha02.mdx - k1_pfha02.tpc - k1_pfha02d.tpc - k1_pfha02d1.tpc - k1_pfha02d2.tpc - k1_pfha02d3.tpc - k1_pfha03.mdl - k1_pfha03.mdx - k1_pfha03.tpc - k1_pfha03d.tpc - k1_pfha03d1.tpc - k1_pfha03d2.tpc - k1_pfha03d3.tpc - k1_pfha04.mdl - k1_pfha04.mdx - k1_pfha04.tpc - k1_pfha04d.tpc - k1_pfha04d1.tpc - k1_pfha04d2.tpc - k1_pfha04d3.tpc - k1_pfha05.mdl - k1_pfha05.mdx - k1_pfha05.tpc - k1_pfha05d.tpc - k1_pfha05d1.tpc - k1_pfha05d2.tpc - k1_pfha05d3.tpc - k1_pfhb01.mdl - k1_pfhb01.mdx - k1_pfhb01.tpc - k1_pfhb01d.tpc - k1_pfhb01d1.tpc - k1_pfhb01d2.tpc - k1_pfhb01d3.tpc - k1_pfhb02.mdl - k1_pfhb02.mdx - k1_pfhb02.tpc - k1_pfhb02d.tpc - k1_pfhb02d1.tpc - k1_pfhb02d2.tpc - k1_pfhb02d3.tpc - k1_pfhb03.mdl - k1_pfhb03.mdx - k1_pfhb03.tpc - k1_pfhb03d.tpc - k1_pfhb03d1.tpc - k1_pfhb03d2.tpc - k1_pfhb03d3.tpc - k1_pfhb04.mdl - k1_pfhb04.mdx - k1_pfhb04.tpc - k1_pfhb04d.tpc - k1_pfhb04d1.tpc - k1_pfhb04d2.tpc - k1_pfhb04d3.tpc - k1_pfhb05.mdl - k1_pfhb05.mdx - k1_pfhb05.tpc - k1_pfhb05d.tpc - k1_pfhb05d1.tpc - k1_pfhb05d2.tpc - k1_pfhb05d3.tpc - k1_pfhc01.mdl - k1_pfhc01.mdx - k1_pfhc01.tpc - k1_pfhc01d.tpc - k1_pfhc01d1.tpc - k1_pfhc01d2.tpc - k1_pfhc01d3.tpc - k1_pfhc02.mdl - k1_pfhc02.mdx - k1_pfhc02.tpc - k1_pfhc02d.tpc - k1_pfhc02d1.tpc - k1_pfhc02d2.tpc - k1_pfhc02d3.tpc - k1_pfhc03.mdl - k1_pfhc03.mdx - k1_pfhc03.tpc - k1_pfhc03d.tpc - k1_pfhc03d1.tpc - k1_pfhc03d2.tpc - k1_pfhc03d3.tpc - k1_pfhc04.mdl - k1_pfhc04.mdx - k1_pfhc04.tpc - k1_pfhc04d.tpc - k1_pfhc04d1.tpc - k1_pfhc04d2.tpc - k1_pfhc04d3.tpc - k1_pfhc05.mdl - k1_pfhc05.mdx - k1_pfhc05.tpc - k1_pfhc05d.tpc - k1_pfhc05d1.tpc - k1_pfhc05d2.tpc - k1_pfhc05d3.tpc - k1_pmha01.mdl - k1_pmha01.mdx - k1_pmha01.tpc - k1_pmha01d.tpc - k1_pmha01d1.tpc - k1_pmha01d2.tpc - k1_pmha01d3.tpc - k1_pmha02.mdl - k1_pmha02.mdx - k1_pmha02.tpc - k1_pmha02d.tpc - k1_pmha02d1.tpc - k1_pmha02d2.tpc - k1_pmha02d3.tpc - k1_pmha03.mdl - k1_pmha03.mdx - k1_pmha03.tpc - k1_pmha03d.tpc - k1_pmha03d1.tpc - k1_pmha03d2.tpc - k1_pmha03d3.tpc - k1_pmha04.mdl - k1_pmha04.mdx - k1_pmha04.tpc - k1_pmha04d.tpc - k1_pmha04d1.tpc - k1_pmha04d2.tpc - k1_pmha04d3.tpc - k1_pmha05.mdl - k1_pmha05.mdx - k1_pmha05.tpc - k1_pmha05d.tpc - k1_pmha05d1.tpc - k1_pmha05d2.tpc - k1_pmha05d3.tpc - k1_pmhb01.mdl - k1_pmhb01.mdx - k1_pmhb01.tpc - k1_pmhb01d.tpc - k1_pmhb01d1.tpc - k1_pmhb01d2.tpc - k1_pmhb01d3.tpc - k1_pmhb02.mdl - k1_pmhb02.mdx - k1_pmhb02.tpc - k1_pmhb02d.tpc - k1_pmhb02d1.tpc - k1_pmhb02d2.tpc - k1_pmhb02d3.tpc - k1_pmhb03.mdl - k1_pmhb03.mdx - k1_pmhb03.tpc - k1_pmhb03d.tpc - k1_pmhb03d1.tpc - k1_pmhb03d2.tpc - k1_pmhb03d3.tpc - k1_pmhb04.mdl - k1_pmhb04.mdx - k1_pmhb04.tpc - k1_pmhb04d.tpc - k1_pmhb04d1.tpc - k1_pmhb04d2.tpc - k1_pmhb04d3.tpc - k1_pmhb05.mdl - k1_pmhb05.mdx - k1_pmhb05.tpc - k1_pmhb05d.tpc - k1_pmhb05d1.tpc - k1_pmhb05d2.tpc - k1_pmhb05d3.tpc - k1_pmhc01.mdl - k1_pmhc01.mdx - k1_pmhc01.tpc - k1_pmhc01d.tpc - k1_pmhc01d1.tpc - k1_pmhc01d2.tpc - k1_pmhc01d3.tpc - k1_pmhc02.mdl - k1_pmhc02.mdx - k1_pmhc02.tpc - k1_pmhc02d.tpc - k1_pmhc02d1.tpc - k1_pmhc02d2.tpc - k1_pmhc02d3.tpc - k1_pmhc03.mdl - k1_pmhc03.mdx - k1_pmhc03.tpc - k1_pmhc03d.tpc - k1_pmhc03d1.tpc - k1_pmhc03d2.tpc - k1_pmhc03d3.tpc - k1_pmhc04.mdl - k1_pmhc04.mdx - k1_pmhc04.tpc - k1_pmhc04d.tpc - k1_pmhc04d1.tpc - k1_pmhc04d2.tpc - k1_pmhc04d3.tpc - k1_pmhc05.mdl - k1_pmhc05.mdx - k1_pmhc05.tpc - k1_pmhc05d.tpc - k1_pmhc05d1.tpc - k1_pmhc05d2.tpc - k1_pmhc05d3.tpc - pmha05hair.tpc - po_pfha1.tpc - po_pfha1d.tpc - po_pfha1d1.tpc - po_pfha1d2.tpc - po_pfha1d3.tpc - po_pfha2.tpc - po_pfha2d.tpc - po_pfha2d1.tpc - po_pfha2d2.tpc - po_pfha2d3.tpc - po_pfha3.tpc - po_pfha3d.tpc - po_pfha3d1.tpc - po_pfha3d2.tpc - po_pfha3d3.tpc - po_pfha4.tpc - po_pfha4d.tpc - po_pfha4d1.tpc - po_pfha4d2.tpc - po_pfha4d3.tpc - po_pfha5.tpc - po_pfha5d.tpc - po_pfha5d1.tpc - po_pfha5d2.tpc - po_pfha5d3.tpc - po_pfhb1.tpc - po_pfhb1d.tpc - po_pfhb1d1.tpc - po_pfhb1d2.tpc - po_pfhb1d3.tpc - po_pfhb2.tpc - po_pfhb2d.tpc - po_pfhb2d1.tpc - po_pfhb2d2.tpc - po_pfhb2d3.tpc - po_pfhb3.tpc - po_pfhb3d.tpc - po_pfhb3d1.tpc - po_pfhb3d2.tpc - po_pfhb3d3.tpc - po_pfhb4.tpc - po_pfhb4d.tpc - po_pfhb4d1.tpc - po_pfhb4d2.tpc - po_pfhb4d3.tpc - po_pfhb5.tpc - po_pfhb5d.tpc - po_pfhb5d1.tpc - po_pfhb5d2.tpc - po_pfhb5d3.tpc - po_pfhc1.tpc - po_pfhc1d.tpc - po_pfhc1d1.tpc - po_pfhc1d2.tpc - po_pfhc1d3.tpc - po_pfhc2.tpc - po_pfhc2d.tpc - po_pfhc2d1.tpc - po_pfhc2d2.tpc - po_pfhc2d3.tpc - po_pfhc3.tpc - po_pfhc3d.tpc - po_pfhc3d1.tpc - po_pfhc3d2.tpc - po_pfhc3d3.tpc - po_pfhc4.tpc - po_pfhc4d.tpc - po_pfhc4d1.tpc - po_pfhc4d2.tpc - po_pfhc4d3.tpc - po_pfhc5.tpc - po_pfhc5d.tpc - po_pfhc5d1.tpc - po_pfhc5d2.tpc - po_pfhc5d3.tpc - po_pmha1.tpc - po_pmha1d.tpc - po_pmha1d1.tpc - po_pmha1d2.tpc - po_pmha1d3.tpc - po_pmha2.tpc - po_pmha2d.tpc - po_pmha2d1.tpc - po_pmha2d2.tpc - po_pmha2d3.tpc - po_pmha3.tpc - po_pmha3d.tpc - po_pmha3d1.tpc - po_pmha3d2.tpc - po_pmha3d3.tpc - po_pmha4.tpc - po_pmha4d.tpc - po_pmha4d1.tpc - po_pmha4d2.tpc - po_pmha4d3.tpc - po_pmha5.tpc - po_pmha5d.tpc - po_pmha5d1.tpc - po_pmha5d2.tpc - po_pmha5d3.tpc - po_pmhb1.tpc - po_pmhb1d.tpc - po_pmhb1d1.tpc - po_pmhb1d2.tpc - po_pmhb1d3.tpc - po_pmhb2.tpc - po_pmhb2d.tpc - po_pmhb2d1.tpc - po_pmhb2d2.tpc - po_pmhb2d3.tpc - po_pmhb3.tpc - po_pmhb3d.tpc - po_pmhb3d1.tpc - po_pmhb3d2.tpc - po_pmhb3d3.tpc - po_pmhb4.tpc - po_pmhb4d.tpc - po_pmhb4d1.tpc - po_pmhb4d2.tpc - po_pmhb4d3.tpc - po_pmhb5.tpc - po_pmhb5d.tpc - po_pmhb5d1.tpc - po_pmhb5d2.tpc - po_pmhb5d3.tpc - po_pmhc1.tpc - po_pmhc1d.tpc - po_pmhc1d1.tpc - po_pmhc1d2.tpc - po_pmhc1d3.tpc - po_pmhc2.tpc - po_pmhc2d.tpc - po_pmhc2d1.tpc - po_pmhc2d2.tpc - po_pmhc2d3.tpc - po_pmhc3.tpc - po_pmhc3d.tpc - po_pmhc3d1.tpc - po_pmhc3d2.tpc - po_pmhc3d3.tpc - po_pmhc4.tpc - po_pmhc4d.tpc - po_pmhc4d1.tpc - po_pmhc4d2.tpc - po_pmhc4d3.tpc - po_pmhc5.tpc - po_pmhc5d.tpc - po_pmhc5d1.tpc - po_pmhc5d2.tpc - po_pmhc5d3.tpc **** BUGS **** Some of the male lips clip slightly on the character creation screen, but they are fine during the rest of the game. Let me know if you find any others. ******* CREDITS ******* - Fred Tetra, for developing the KOTOR Tool - Stoffe, for developing TSLPatcher ********* CHANGELOG ********* 1.0.1 - Updated Readme for clearer instructions on using reskins with this mod. 1.0 - Initial Release *********** PERMISSIONS *********** You may not redistribute this mod on other sites without my permission. You may use this mod in your own if you ask me. ********** DISCLAIMER ********** THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT OR LUCASARTS OR ANY LICENSERS/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS FILE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES OR THE AUTHOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER FOR THE USAGE OF THIS FILE.

Complete KOTOR music overhaul (SWTOR style) Hello there ! After some playthroughs, I thought the KOTOR 1 ambient themes were great but too old and I needed something fresh. And yes, I know there are some musics overhaul mods out there, such as Detran’s movie mod : https://www.nexusmods.com/kotor/mods/1552 But I wanted a more ambient version. And I realized SWTOR themes were the perfect match for most of the places you visit in KOTOR. So I took many SWTOR themes (and some others, if you want the surprise don’t look at the resumee below, but there’s not much more than SWTOR themes tbf), which gives us a total of 26 ambient musics (there’s not much about fight music yet, but updates could come if asked). Hope you like it ! Installation : - Make a backup of the streammusic folder in your game directory, - take the files from my mod’s “themes” folder and put them in your streammusic folder. When ask to replace, click yes. - You’re ready to go, enjoy ! If you liked the mod, please consider putting a like, a 5 stars or even a simple review, it helps a lot even if it doesn't cost you much. So thank you in advance. Uninstallation : - Delete your streammusic folder in your game directory, - Take your streammusic backup folder and put it back in your game directory. Issues / incompatibilities : None that I know of. Tell me if you find one, but since it only replaces files in streammusic folder it should be good. Thus, K1R compatibility should be guaranteed (K1CP too, that one I tried and it should work perfectly) Obviously though, you must not have other music mods installed that make changes to the same files/themes for it to work. That’s basically it. If you enjoy it and/or have improvement to suggest, feel free to text me ! Themes : Sith Theme (mus_theme_sith, Endar Spire) : The Siege of Alderaan Taris Upper city (mus_area_tarisup) : Coruscant, The Capital Appartments upper (mus_area_townsus ?) : Glory, the Galactic Republic Taris Lower city (mus_area_gang) : Scum, the Bounty Hunter Appartments lower (mus_area_townint ?) : Taris, The Plague Taris Sewers (mus_area_sewers) : Nal Hutta, The Glorious Jewel Dantooine Academy (mus_area_acad) : Peace, the Jedi Consular Dantooine outside (mus_area_out) : Justice, the Jedi Knight Dantooine Rakata Ruins (mus_area_ruins) : Voss, The Mystic Garden Ahto City (mus_area_ahto) : Alderaan, The Throne Manaan ocean floor (mus_area_hrakert) : Ziost, the grave Cantina 1 and 2 (mus_area_cant1 et mus_area_cant2) : Run Kessel Run / See you on the Dark Side : Jukebox themes Tatooine Desert (mus_area_desert) : The Desert and the Robot Auction Kashyyyk (mus_area_kash) : Tython, The Wellspring Wookie village (mus_area_enclave) : Episode VI’s Victory Celebration Shadowlands (mus_area_shadow) : Dromund Kaas, The Seat of Power Korriban academy (mus_area_valsith) : Treachery, the Sith Inquisitor Korriban fight (mus_bat_valsith) : Deception, the Sith Warrior Star forge (mus_area_sforge) : Balmorra, The Forge Bastila (mus_theme_bast, love) Theme : Bastila Shan and Revan Love Theme | CINEMATIC VERSION from Samuel Kim Carth (mus_theme_carth, republic army) Theme : Hope, the Republic Trooper Main screen Theme (mus_theme_cult) : Clash of Destiny Epic Version from Samuel Kim Czerka Theme (mus_theme_czerka) : Villainy, the Imperial Agent Malak Theme (mus_theme_malak) : Star Wars: Duel of The Fates | EPIC VERSION from Samuel Kim Republic Theme (mus_theme_rep) : Bravado, the Smuggler First, thanks to Shem for his ultimate sound mod (which I recommend downloading first, then my mod) But even more to JCarter for his amazing SithCodec which I obviously used for my mod. Other than that, big thanks to all people who contributed to making this game, these musics, and to the Deadlystream people that make modders and the community's life much easier. Thanks to all of the people who download this mod, and to the Kotor community in general.

This mod adds unique clothes to companions (Bastila, Juhani, Jolee). If the companion already joined your party the mod won't work, you need to use console commands to add the items to your inventory: 'giveitem g_a_bast', 'giveitem g_a_juh' and 'giveitem g_a_jolee'. Bastila's Clothes: --------------------------- Feats Required: Battle Meditation Defense Bonus: 4 Immunity: Critical Hits Saves: All +2 Juhani's Clothes: --------------------------- Feats Required: Force Camouflage Defense Bonus: 5 Damage Immunity: 10% vs. Slashing Skills: Stealth +4 Jolee's Robe: --------------------- Defense Bonus: 3 Regeneration Force Points: 1 Force Resist: +20 Restricted to: Neutral

This mod allows you to buy KotOR2 items from Greeta Holda and Yuka Laka on Tatooine. The mod won't work if you already visited the Czerka Office or the Droid Shop, you need to load an earlier savegame.

Czerka employees on Korriban now wear Czerka uniforms instead of Sith ones. It won't work if you already visited Korriban, you need to load an earlier savegame.

This mod allows you to buy cut content items from Janos Wertka on Kashyyyk. It won't work if you already visited the Czerka Landing Port, you need to load an earlier savegame.

Allows you to change the lightsaber and disruptor weapon base damage type to Universal.

Every character in the game will now gain +1 Defense, Saving Throw and Attack Modifier per level. You only install this mod if you love pain.

After installing the High Quality Blasters 1.1 mod by Sithspecter i run into some problems: 1. The Mandalorian Ripper shoots laser bolts from the ground. 2. The Baragwin Ion-X Weapon is invisible. This mod aims to fix these problems. You still need to install the original mod and then this one. (If you have the Mandalorian Ripper or the Baragwin Ion-X Weapon in your inventory already, then you need to remove them and then add them back with the KotOR Savegame Editor.)

As a staunch "vanilla" purist, I've been dismayed at the selection of HD retextures for Malak made available, so I decided to finally make one myself. For years, I've been using an older 1k upscale of the stock in-game texture for Malak and it just wasn't fitting with the other HD mods I have installed over the years. I still wanted to keep the 1k upscale, as it just "pops" in-game really well. I wanted to approach this as if a film costumer had to interpret the original designs. I wanted to stay as close to the original design as possible but use real-world fabrics and materials present today to reinterpret the original artwork into something more in line with the simple and robust OT aesthetics. I publish this with the express permission by @Dark Hope whose HD Malak texture served as the base for the alterations I made. I kept her neck collar untouched and recolored and added a few more textures on top of the chest piece to make it feel like a real costume material, like a rubber or foam piece. I then combined the upscaled vanilla texture for the accessories and hands and further painted and textured on top of them. The more exhaustive texturing work are the soft parts, adding my own custom textures to reinterpret what was there. I made the arm wraps by scanning double-pleated cotton gauze, backlaid with heavy textured watercolor paper for some depth and thickness, and used a crushed cotton, pleated crepe fabric for the rest of his compression coveralls, taking inspiration from vintage high-altitude jumpsuits. I added piping for where seams would be to join the different fabrics, and have pleated nylon stretch fabric for the pits and back of the knees for mobility; the cape and tabards are simple black wool drapery, ala Darth Vader, but given slightly different hues to read better on screen, much like components of Darth Maul's costume. I gave him ribbed, padded kneepads, as seen on some Jon Mollo costume sketches, and some back detailing to fill some empty space but keeping true to existing design elements. I added little quirks like hidden stitching, and folds and pleats that would visually "explain" why his cape never folds over his shoulders or how the wrappings on his arms don't bunch up at the shoulders. Little touches that just make it seem more like a real-world costume. Paired with the 'red eyes' option for Malak's head, also by Dark Hope, now there is a Malak texture option I think most can be proud of. INSTALLATION: Just drop the file into your game's "Override" folder. REMOVAL: Remove file from the "Override" folder.

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!