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Just a simple information to share to save ones from getting burnt-out, lol. Why we don't want to use TPC format for lightmaps? It broke the maps When put into a module/MOD file, it crashes your game upon reloading and/or exiting the game Stick only with the TGA for that one...
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Using the techniques pioneered by the great modder Canderis, I have created my own version of the Darker Peragus formula. However, when working with the darker areas, I noticed that no matter what I did, all of the Plasteel Canisters and Footlockers were much too bright. And so, with the help of my modding compatriots, I have darkened all of the placeable items in the Peragus, Peragus Spacewalk, and Harbinger portions to match the darker lightmaps. To Install: Choose from either the full REDUX (WIth all of my customized lightmaps), or from the compatibility option (For those using Canderis' A Darker Peragus mod) (Note: There are two versions available to download. Use the A_Darker_Peragus_REDUX_TSLRCM if you have TSLRCM installed, and A_Darker_Peragus_REDUX_Vanilla if you don't) To Uninstall: 1) Replace the .mod files in your Modules folder with the .mod files found in the Backup folder created by the TSLPatcher, 2) Replace the placeables.2DA in your Override with the placeables.2DA from the Backup folder, and 3) Copy all of the TGA MDX and TXI files from the TSLPatchdata folder to your Override (let them overwrite files if they’re already there), and then delete them all from it Permissions: Please inform me if you would like to use this mod or its assets in your own projects. Credits: Canderis for his permission in making a compatibility for his mod and for teaching me how to edit lightmaps to darken levels with his own mod A Darker Peragus; FairStrides for his endless insight, his BGR-RGB Converter, and for packaging this mod’s install as well as walking me through the process, LiliArch for her research into editing assets within the GIT and teaching me what a ColorTweak variable is; Darth Sapiens for his resource Cubemap Pack to make the Spacesuit snazzy; The rest of the Deadlystream community for their continued support and enthusiasm; TK102’s KGFF for its easy to use interface and raw GIT editing power; Fred Tetra for making KOTORTool which is still my favorite modding utility; Adobe for their Photoshop; Obsidian for making KOTOR2 in the first place; Bioware for starting the KOTOR craze in the first place; and George Lucas for starting all of the Star Wars insanity. -
Hai hai. I've been playing KOTOR 1 and noticed that the textures are old and ugly, so I'm making my own upscaling mod using Gigapixel AI (not sure whether I should release it to the public if I finish it, there are already 10 million upscale mods for the game). While I'm at it, I've also noticed that the lightmaps in the game are very blurry and low-res, and I haven't seen any mods that tackle this (I can barely even find any documentation on modding lightmaps). What I was wondering, is if the lightmaps can be put out into a .TIF file or the like, and then upscaled. I've found a bunch of lightmaps.bif files in Kotor Tool, and under them there are TGA images, so it looks like a pretty simple process in terms of just outputting them and upscaling them. But I'm very inexperienced, and I just wanted to know: 1. Are the TGA images the actual textures that I'll need to upscale? 2. Will I have to rebake the lightmaps into the map (or do something such), or just plop those textures into Override and it'll work? I'm not sure if I worded all of this proper-like; this is my first time getting in the game's guts so I barely understand what I'm doing with the normal textures I'm upscaling, let alone the lightmaps that I've never touched. Help is appreciated. EDIT: Another thing - upscaling bumpmaps pretty much makes the game throw them out with errors when I boot it up, and things like Selkath and water just have no bumpmaps when loaded up that way. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but any help getting to the bottom of that would be very appreciated as well. I've attached the upscaled Selkath texture and bumpmap if that helps. n_selkath01b.tga n_selkath01.tga
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File Name: A Darker Peragus REDUX File Submitter: Malkior File Submitted: 22 Oct 2015 File Category: Mods TSLRCM Compatible: Yes Using the techniques pioneered by the great modder Canderis, I have created my own version of the Darker Peragus formula. However, when working with the darker areas, I noticed that no matter what I did, all of the Plasteel Canisters and Footlockers were much too bright. And so, with the help of my modding compatriots, I have darkened all of the placeable items in the Peragus, Peragus Spacewalk, and Harbinger portions to match the darker lightmaps. To Install: Choose from either the full REDUX (WIth all of my customized lightmaps), or from the compatibility option (For those using Canderis' A Darker Peragus mod) (Note: There are two versions available to download. Use the A_Darker_Peragus_REDUX_TSLRCM if you have TSLRCM installed, and A_Darker_Peragus_REDUX_Vanilla if you don't) To Uninstall: 1) Replace the .mod files in your Modules folder with the .mod files found in the Backup folder created by the TSLPatcher, 2) Replace the placeables.2DA in your Override with the placeables.2DA from the Backup folder, and 3) Copy all of the TGA MDX and TXI files from the TSLPatchdata folder to your Override (let them overwrite files if they’re already there), and then delete them all from it Permissions: Please inform me if you would like to use this mod or its assets in your own projects. Credits: Canderis for his permission in making a compatibility for his mod and for teaching me how to edit lightmaps to darken levels with his own mod A Darker Peragus; FairStrides for his endless insight, his BGR-RGB Converter, and for packaging this mod’s install as well as walking me through the process, LiliArch for her research into editing assets within the GIT and teaching me what a ColorTweak variable is; Darth Sapiens for his resource Cubemap Pack to make the Spacesuit snazzy; The rest of the Deadlystream community for their continued support and enthusiasm; TK102’s KGFF for its easy to use interface and raw GIT editing power; Fred Tetra for making KOTORTool which is still my favorite modding utility; Adobe for their Photoshop; Obsidian for making KOTOR2 in the first place; Bioware for starting the KOTOR craze in the first place; and George Lucas for starting all of the Star Wars insanity. Click here to download this file
