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New textures for Sith fighter. To Install 1. Download: Sith fighter.rar 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love

By popular demand (exactly one, looking at you @The_Chaser_One), I recreated my GONK and Loaded mod for KOTOR 1. Technically, this mod is a prequel that explains how the power droid we see in KOTOR 2 could even get on the Ebon Hawk in the first place. This is mostly the same mod, allowing you to obtain your very own GONK droid on the Ebon Hawk. Once restored, this little power pack becomes an infinite energy source, letting you recharge personal shields, droid shields, and droid utility items for free. The mod works only on saves where you have not dealt with a certain Strange Stowaway. Once you board the ship, you can find the droid at the same place as you find your new passenger. If you have already met her, but still yet to deal with her, you should try asking her questions until you get the opportunity to ask her about her droid. This will trigger a failsafe that brings the droid to you, if it isn't around anywhere. Bugs: The droid is a bit stupid (or is it me?), so he does not differentiate between your fully and partially charged items. You should have the exact amount of 1 of the item you want to recharge, or the droid will just do its thing at random. Plans: Adding a way to remove the droid along with Sasha, or keep them both. For variety. Installation: Use the HoloPatcher installer included in the archive. Credits: The_Chaser_One, for the request that only took me a year to finally get around to newbiemodder, for Modder's Tool: Power/Gonk Droid zbyl2, for M4-78 Enhancement Project Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset

The demonization of the Sand People has always irritated me. Don't these wonderful characters deserve to at least have decent 2K textures? Installation: Move all files from the downloaded and opened archive to the Override folder of your game. Update: added .txi files

New models and textures for the datapad. Models created by DarthParametric. To Install 1. Download: DarthParametric's Datapad.rar 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love.

Hi everyone, Working on this mod has been a really exciting experience. I’ve said before — probably everywhere I’ve posted about it — that this project started simply as a result of my curiosity, and eventually I decided to share it with everyone. Game modding tutorials I’d like to thank all the people who left the first comments and showed interest in the mod. Your reactions were the exact push I needed to want to bring this project into a more complete state. Since then, the project has grown a lot, and the number of files involved has increased significantly. The mod is now in a working state and is still actively being developed, so I’ll be updating the description to reflect the project as it currently stands. Updated Overview of the Project Files 1. Original requirement You need the original Yavin 4 mod by MotOR Squad + Master Zionosis. 2. Yavin by jenkeee EN - installer.zip This is my fix package for the mod. It repairs several quests so the mod works properly on the modern Steam version of the game. I also changed the final fight with Trask and added Revan’s Mask as a loot drop. 3. Yavin Trask Head Universal Hotfix.zip During development, I encountered a bug where Trask could lose his head model. This installer is meant to overwrite Trask-related files in the Override folder and fix that issue. 4. kotor_stability01.zip This is a small legacy safe-mode launcher. Inside the package there is a text file where you need to specify the path to your kotor.exe. 5. Yavin Yav_93 Leviathan Terminal Hotfix.zip Thanks to the players who reported this bug. The terminal on level 93 uses two Leviathan terminal entries from the vanilla game. While restoring the terminal for the mod, my Override files unintentionally affected the Leviathan level as well. This hotfix corrects that problem. 6. veh1.1 - installer.zip This is the version of the mask with baked animations. The cloak is no longer static, and now moves slightly, as if it were fluttering in the wind. Savegame Reminder A quick reminder about how the KOTOR save system works: if an object with an error has already been written into your save, that error may remain stored in the save file itself. Because of that, when applying fixes, it is strongly recommended to load a save made before entering the location where the problem was found. Ideally, you should load a save from before your first visit to that location. That is the best way to ensure your installation remains valid. Why I Started Making These Posts I started making these posts because I wanted to talk to the Jedi still out there. The saga is going through difficult times, and the disturbances in the Force are stronger than ever. More than anything, I’m interested in what players think: is there really a need for a remake like the one Gothic 1 is getting? With KOTOR II, my opinion is absolutely clear — that game deserves a full remake. But KOTOR I is a different case. It is a complete and finished work, and in many ways it is still beautiful exactly as it is. KOTOR has always been a game for enthusiasts, and even today I still play it on the highest difficulty. For those who have read this far, from this point on I want to describe the technical side of the project. Technical Side of the Project BioWare removed the cloak and the mask from the release version of the game, leaving them only in cutscenes. Why? And more importantly — for what reason? Trying to answer that question is exactly why I began all these experiments with KOTOR resources, as a level-capped Jedi Consular digging into the game’s internals. I did not try to add more polygons to the cloak model. My goal was to preserve its original state as much as possible. I still had to redefine a few vertices, but I tried to stay as close to the original as I could. You can see the result of this work either by downloading the mod or by watching the short video below. The Main Question And that is really why I wrote this wall of text — to ask one question. Jedi friends, and Sith class enemies alike: should I continue this mod? DarthMouse and I have a lot of ideas. There is also a huge amount of work ahead, and this is not development in Unity or Unreal. I want to use my mod as an example and explain how I made the cloak move — and the reaction to this post will show whether this project deserves to live on. About the Technical Process First, we have to understand what is actually possible in the KOTOR environment. KOTOR is a true legacy dinosaur, and any developer understands that movement can, in theory, be handled either on the CPU or on the GPU. I do not want to turn this into a lecture — I’m only giving a broad overview of the technical process. In the end, the entire approach depends on that core decision: do we simulate cloak movement on the GPU, or on the CPU? After studying the engine — Aurora, Odyssey, KOTOR — I decided to stay with the kind of technology that would have been available to the original developers at the time. That means rigging the mesh and creating animations for the beautiful and terrible state mixer that KOTOR uses. To the modders who will keep experimenting with KOTOR after me: please study my work before you try to make cloth movement with bones and animation. I still hope that one day I will see a proper GPU-based solution, maybe even with a full ReShade-style injection. Why BioWare Probably Cut the Cloak I’ll answer the original question briefly: for anyone who has actually tried animating this cloak, the reason BioWare cut it from the release becomes obvious. First, without increasing the polygon count, it is extremely difficult to make the cloth look truly presentable. Second, the state mixer makes debugging much harder. Third, development time. I spent more than 36 hours just on the walking animation alone. And where I spent 36 hours today, twenty years ago I would have spent at least 300. That, more than anything else, is why the cloak and Revan’s mask were never fully completed for gameplay in the original release. Final Note In many ways, this entire reconstruction was made for this look. Media boss fight: short with new mask: Original walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcvhjSGpTnE&t=1s

This modification comes from a (very reasonable) request made by Snigaroo, lamenting the fact that in the original game it's not possible to improve the performance of the game's swoop bike despite evidence that upgrades should be available. I introduced two of them and made them available in two different stores. They can be purchased to help those who struggle to make good times on Tatooine's and Manaan's race circuits. They don't come cheap, but they are certainly a great asset for any aspiring swoop racing champion.

Bubbling up from the font of dark knowledge, ndix UR presents KotOR High Resolution Menus, a UI mod package providing full high resolution menu and UI support for Knights of the Old Republic. The tyrrany of 640x480 menus and 6-item lists is over. Normally, when you increase the game's resolution using a widescreen patcher like UniWS, the menus stay very small in the middle of the screen and the borders get larger. This package is designed to be used *after* the widescreen patcher has done its work. It scales the menu screens up so that they fill the screen. This package requires modification of the swkotor.exe file using a supplied patcher, and is only known to work with GoG, 4-CD, and macOS (x86) versions of the game. It should be compatible with any Steam version that uses UniWS. The main content of the package are sets of GUI files (.gui), scaled for specific resolutions. The package contains GUI files for over 30 common resolutions with the following aspect ratios: 4:3, 16:10, 16:9, 21:9, and 32:9. Here is a list of the currently supported resolutions: Installation Find the gui.WxH folder matching your resolution, modify your executable using the supplied patcher, copy the GUI files to your Override/ folder. The details for this process can be found in the package README.pdf file. Read it. Follow the instructions therein. The documentation includes everything you need to know to manually patch your EXE if the patcher does not work for your version. Uninstallation Remove the GUI files, restore the original backed up version of your swkotor.exe file. IMPORTANT NOTES: This is not a resolution hack or widescreen patch, such as you get from using UniWS. You should already be successfully running the game at the resolution you are trying to get menus and UI for. Nothing in this package will give you any additional resolutions available. That is not what this does. If you are trying to get high-res menus for one of the resolutions supported by default (800x600, 1024x768, etc.) there is probably no point to using the GUI files named 'mipc*' provided by this package (mostly the in-game "HUD"), however, this scenario is untested. There are a few of the GUI files in this package you can use without modifying your executable. Here is that 'safe' list, in case you are unable to modify your executable: It gets you the main menu, some dialogs, and the in-game HUD elements. Thanks DarthParametric for testing, contributing a double-clickable thing for Windows users, and prompting me to finally figure out the needed EXE modifications. tk102 for GFF2XML and XML2GFF source code, which made it a lot easier to get this up and running. Known Issues The patcher is currently incredibly limited, making no effort to search for values, only looking at specific locations where they are in the executables I have access to. This package does not contain any higher resolution artwork. At high resolutions, menu backgrounds will be blocky, and the striped list backgrounds are unlikely to line up with list items. For numerous reasons, you will want to get a high resolution menu art package. The game's initial character selection screen does not lay out the selectable characters properly according to GUI file field values. It is useable, but not perfect. The blue hilight borders had to be removed from around the characters to maintain a clean look. The map screen is scaled up, but the map itself is not. Furthermore, the position of the map within the frame is somewhat random/poorly understood. The map, however, is completely useable, and the points of interest and player indicator are all positioned accurately relative to the map. Some of the 3D models in menus, such as on the character stats or character generation screens, display line artifacts over them. This is caused by the very low quality graphics being scaled up to provide the border overlays. Extracting the graphics as TGAs, scaling them up, and placing them into Override/ sometimes solves these problems. This package omits statussummary.gui and dialog.gui. Scaling them up cause problems. The files don't behave as expected, and it seems to not require a customized version in order for them to work as one would want. You might notice 1280x1080 in 21:9 even though it is not 21:9. It is for split-screen on 21:9 monitors. Rescaling the dialog/cut-scene letterbox (which is optional) seems to introduce occasional issues with letterbox placement, particularly when the letterbox animation happens. This may be fixed at some point in the future. There is no scaling on font size, and as far as I know no one has figured out how to do it, so users on TV/couch setups may not find the help they are looking for with this. Upgrading 1.4 to 1.5: If your resolution was not previously supported, copy new .gui files to your Override/ Upgrading 1.3 to 1.4: If you have Polish version, you can run EXE patching process If you have 32:9 display, copy new .gui files to your Override/ Upgrading 1.2 to 1.3: Copy all the .gui files to your Override/ Upgrading 1.1 to 1.2: Repeat the EXE patching process on a backup EXE if you want letterbox scaling Upgrading 1.0 to 1.1: Remove dialog.gui from your Override/ Copy 1.1 pazaakgame.gui to your Override/

Restored Content for K1CP [DEMO] A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: N-DReW25 0.11.0 Demo Release Date: 04.07.2025 Installation: Please install the K1 Community Patch FIRST before this mod! No exceptions! Once you click on the INSTALL.exe, you'll be given five options. Main Mod- This is the installation which installs the RC-K1CP mod. Lite NPCs Restored- This restores the Lite NPCs that were removed in the K1CP, install this option if you want these back in your game. Restored Gloveless Clothing- Left over textures and pre-release screenshots suggests that the commoner clothing didn't always have gloves that hid the NPCs hands, with this option installed all the generic NPCs will have exposed hands that correspond with the skin color of that NPCs race (White, Black and Asian). This option is fully compatible with the K1 Clothing Pack but is incompatible with Dark Hope's Commoner Clothing reskins. Restored Sith Officer Uniforms- Restores the unused Sith Officer uniform variants throughout the game, this option is incompatible with Heyorange's Sith Uniform Reformation. Restored Party Dialogue- As of right now, this option restores unused lines for Canderous' dialogue about Korriban. This option is cripplingly incompatible with mods that edit "k_hcan_dialog.dlg" so don't install this option if that file is already in your Override folder. Restored Unique Blaster- Restores unused textures for Carth's Blaster and the Baragwin Ion-X Weapon. These are an optional install as they are incompatible with the High Quality Blasters mod by Sithspecter. Restored Jedi Appearances- Restores many unused Jedi appearances and soundsets on both Dantooine and the Star Forge. This option is most likely incompatible with the NPC Diversity Pack, Jedi Diversity on the Star Forge, Diversified Jedi Captives on the Star Forge, or KotOR 1 Twi'lek Male NPC Diversity. Description: The Kotor 1 Community Patch (K1CP) is the biggest bug fix mod for Kotor 1 and is arguably the number one go-to mod for Kotor 1, similar to TSLRCM for Kotor 2. The Kotor 1 Restoration (K1R) mod is NOT compatible with the K1CP and as such players have to pick between hundreds of bug fixes offered by the K1CP or the restored content of K1R, they couldn't pick both... until now! Restored Content for K1CP is a restoration mod for Kotor 1 which has been developed for use alongside the K1CP mod, with this mod installed you shall experience restored content alongside the bug fixes of the K1CP mod. This mod also does not follow the same "rules" as K1R, that means this mod might restore cut content that K1R didn't restore either because the original K1R Dev Team didn't want to restore it or because they didn't know about it. This mod is an INDEPENDENT project developed by a single modder (and any future contributors) with no connection to the original K1R mod, everything in this mod was developed from scratch as getting permission to use K1R assets is impossible due to the disappearance of the K1R team leader. This mod is a DEMO meaning it does not restore all the cut content that K1R restores, future updates shall add more content and fix any bugs present in the mod. Whilst this mod is a Demo, it is not necessarily incomplete... what little restored content this mod has to offer is complete and will not standout as unfinished (in terms of the mod itself, your opinion on the cut content might be different). If you have feedback or any bugs to report for the next update, I urge you to report these to me so that the Restored Content for K1CP mod may be the best it can be! Restorations: Item Restoration: Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have any bugs but if there are please report them to me on Deadlystream. Incompatibilities: To be added! Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod without my permission. Thanks to: SithRevan (RIP): Beginning the restoration effort for K1! K1R Team: For developing the original K1R mod! Leilukin: For granting me permission to integrate her Juhani Dialogue Restoration mod into the RC-K1CP! SpaceAlex: For making the Bastila's Extra Dialog on Tatooine and allowing modders to use it freely! A Future Pilot: For kickstarting the K1 Community Patch mod, for making the Sith Soldier Texture Restoration mod and for allowing modders to use it freely! Sekan and Seamhainn: For including the source scripts in their Garrum and Tar'eelok Restoration mod which allowed me to recreate the restoration of those characters in this mod! DarthParametric and JCarter426: For maintaining the K1 Community Patch with ongoing updates! DarthParametric, th3w1zard1 and Salk: For valuable feedback! Sith Holocron: For the mod logo! ElevenLabs Website: For the custom AI VO service! Bioware: For such an amazing game! Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool! Stoffee: For TSLPatcher! Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY 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.

The K1 Community Patch (K1CP) is a compilation of previous bugfix mods and a multitude of new original fixes put together with the intention of resolving the many and various issues that KOTOR has. This includes some well-known game breaking bugs/softlocks, broken quests, inaccessible content, as well as lesser issues such as problems in conversations, visual inconsistencies, player annoyances, etc. The intention is for the changes to be as seamless as possible, fixing and improving things whilst still retaining the original developer intent. A huge thanks to all of the mod authors who created these mods, and allowed them to be included in this patch! Unfortunately, the individual list of changes has grown far too long to be included in this post. However, you can view a detailed breakdown of each author's individual contributions in the included readme file and a summary of the changes the current version has made since the previous release in the changelog file. List of Contributing Authors (alphabetical): A Future Pilot blennus danil-ch darthbdaman DarthParametric Ebmar Frykas Gimmick5000 jc2 JCarter426 Kainzorus Prime Kexikus KOTOR 1 Restoration Team Leilukin Markus Ramikin N-DReW25 ndix UR R2-X2 Red Hessian Salk th3w1zard1 Thrak Farelle WildKarrde Installation: Run INSTALL.exe and navigate to your K1 install folder. Generally speaking, this mod should be installed before anything else, except mods that do hard edits/overwrites of 2DA, TLK or MOD (module) files. Warning: Never run the installer from inside the archive! Always extract the archive onto your hard drive first. N.B.: With the advent of version 1.10.0, K1CP has migrated away from the use of TSLPatcher and switched to HoloPatcher. This allows for additional patching functionality and resolves some bugs encountered with TSLPatcher. HoloPatcher is also multi-platform. The bundled installer is the Windows version, but Mac and Linux users can download the appropriate installer for their system here. It is highly recommended that you do not install the game on your system's C drive, especially in Program Files. Windows can have permissions issues when trying to install the mod to a C drive destination. If you are using the Steam version of the game and have installed Steam in its default Program Files location, we advise creating a new Steam Library on a different drive and moving the game there via the game's Properties pop-up in Steam. Translation: The mod now has translations in French and Russian, available as separate patches. To use, first download the base K1CP v1.10.0 archive and extract it to your harddrive. Download your translation patch of choice and extract its contents into K1CP's tslpatchdata folder. Proceed to install the mod as normal. Traduction (Français - Harlockin): Le mod a maintenant des traductions en français et en russe, disponibles sous forme de patchs séparés. Pour l'utiliser, téléchargez d'abord l'archive de base de K1CP v1.10.0 et extrayez-la sur votre disque dur. Téléchargez le patch de traduction de votre choix et extrayez son contenu dans le dossier tslpatchdata de K1CP. Procédez à l'installation du mod comme d'habitude. Переводы (Русский - olegkuz1997): Мод теперь включает в себя переводы на французский и русский языки, доступные в виде отдельных патчей. Для использования сперва скачайте базовый архив K1CP v1.10.0 и распакуйте его на жесткий диск. Скачайте нужный вам патч с переводом и извлеките его содержимое с заменой в папку tslpatchdata K1CP. После чего приступите к установке мода как обычно. Compatibility/Known Issues: K1CP uses module injection in an attempt to remain as compatible as possible with other mods. This may result in issues with mods that simply put files in the Override folder. It is recommended that you consult the individual authors of any large scale mods, particularly those that edit DLGs and scripts, as to whether their work is compatible with K1CP. Some mods will likely require updates, some may need to be installed in a specific order, whilst others may be fundamentally incompatible. K1CP currently only supports the English language version of the game, and makes a number of edits to the TLK file in English. If anyone is able to provide translations of these changes to other languages, please let us know. The KOTOR 1 Restoration (K1R) mod is incompatible with K1CP, however there is ongoing work to re-create the K1R mod for K1CP: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/2345-restored-content-for-k1cp-demo/ These are the currently known bugs/issues with KOTOR or the mod that the K1CP is looking to resolve: https://github.com/KOTORCommunityPatches/K1_Community_Patch/issues If you find any others, especially with changes/additions K1CP makes, please report them on the Github issue page or here on Deadly Stream so they can be addressed. Be sure to include as much information as possible, including a list of all the other mods you have installed, the order you installed them in, steps to reproduce the problem, along with screenshots and save files, if appropriate. You may also be directed to provide the install log file, a list of the contents of your Override folder, and specific MOD files from your modules folder. Uninstallation: Given the complexity of this mod, a clean install of KOTOR is the recommended approach for uninstalling K1CP. However, HoloPatcher does provide uninstall Shell (Bash) and PowerShell scripts which will work as long as K1CP was the most recent mod installed. Permissions: Due to this mod being a compilation from many different authors, please do not distribute/rehost it. Acknowledgements: All of the mod authors who have helped make this patch a reality - thank you! - especially for agreeing to distribution outside of Deadly Stream Fred Tetra - For KOTOR Tool tk102 - For DLGEditor and K-GFF JdNoa/Dashus - For DeNCS stoffe - For TSLPatcher/ChangeEdit/TalkEd bead-v - For MDLEdit and KOTORMax ndix UR - For TGA2TPC, TPCView, and MDLOps v1.0+ seedhartha - For KOTORBlender fork for Blender 2.8+ Cortisol - For Holocron Toolset and HoloPatcher/PyKotor th3w1zard1 - For additional customisation and feature improvement of HoloPatcher Fair Strides - For various tools and updates to older tools DrMcCoy - For Xoreos Tools Snigaroo - For maintaining mod builds at https://kotor.neocities.org/modding/mod_builds/ danil-ch - For the original info.rtf template Many thanks to ebmar, Salk, and KnifeMaster for providing numerous bug reports and beta testing certain fixes THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY OR ANY LICENSEES/SPONSORS OF THE MENTIONED COMPANIES. USE OF THIS MODIFICATION IS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND NEITHER THE ABOVE MENTIONED COMPANIES NOR THE AUTHORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER BY THE USAGE OF THIS MODIFICATION.

Re-texture of PMHA05, for Star wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Texture Resolution 1024X1024. The archive contains 5 textures of the head. 3 textures for underwear. 5 icons and 2 .txi. To Install 1. Download: PMHA05 HD 2. Copy all files to the Knights of the Old republic's Override folder. (Example location - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\swkotor\Override) 3. When/if prompted to overwrite files, press okay. 4. If you like the mod; leave a comment or endorse! (It would be much appreciated) Made with love.

Darth Talon Pack [1K] A Mod for Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic Author: Bullobrien, 90SK and N-DReW25 1.1.0 Release Date: 19.01.2022 Installation: Simply click on the TSLPatcher.exe, select your option, click install and sit back and watch the TSLPatcher do its magic. Uninstallation: Depends on what you've chosen to install. Copy the files within the generated "backup" folder and place the file inside your modules folder, make sure you overwrite. Description: * Late 2006, Levi Davis (aka nineball) released the first Darth Talon mod for K2 as a playable head for females. * In 2007, Prime released his Darth Talon mod which replaced Yuthura Ban with Darth Talon. * In 2008, DarthParametric released his Darth Talon mod which replaced Mission Vao with Darth Talon. From about 2009, a third modder named Bullobrien began his own Darth Talon mod; completing the final texture in 2011. But, he was unable to properly setup the TSLPatcher or the associated 2da files and so he passed on the files to a modder named 90SK sometime between 2012-2015 and gave him permission to complete the project. In 2021, a decade since the texture was made, with collaboration with N-DReW25, the fourth Darth Talon mod was born. * Some of you new to Star Wars might be thinking "Who is Darth Talon?" Darth Talon was from the, now Legends, Star Wars: Legacy comic series. Darth Talon was a member of Darth Krayt's new Sith Order around 137 ABY, she is famous in the Star Wars Community as being the red Twi'lek with black Sith tattoos covering her body, head, and lekku; in a similar design to Darth Maul. She was trained by a fellow Twi'lek Sith named Darth Ruyn, whom she later killed on Krayt's command with a decapitating strike of her lightsaber. * What does this mod do?? Option 1) Darth Talon Player Head: Adds a playable female head in the form of Darth Talon, replaces the player's underwear and clothing to Darth Talon's attire. Option 2) Mission Vao as Darth Talon: Replaces Mission Vao's appearance with Darth Talon, gives her two red Short Lightsabers, makes her 25% Dark Side, changed her class to a Jedi Sentinel and gives her a handfull of basic Force powers, nothing else is changed. Option 3) Yuthura Ban as Darth Talon: Replaces Yuthura Ban's appearance with Darth Talon, replaces Yuthura's Sith Officer's outfit with Darth Talon's attire. All textures are in 1K resolution, providing the most high detailed Darth Talon mod to date in a Kotor mod. Known Bugs: This mod shouldn't have bugs but if there is report it on Deadlystream.com Incompatibilities: Mission Vao as Darth Talon is incompatible with any mods which alters Mission Vao's appearance, textures and/or character UTC file Yuthura Ban as Darth Talon is incompatible with any mods which alters Yuthura Ban's appearance and/or textures Report any incompatibilities to me on Deadlystream.com Permissions: Do NOT claim credit for this mod and do not use assets from this mod! Thanks: Bullobrien: For making the original Darth Talon skin back in 2011 90SK: For making the portraits N-DReW25: For fixing the broken 2da files and setting up the TSLPatcher Levi Davis (aka nineball): Starting the Darth Talon trend with his first playable Darth Talon mod Prime: For creating the Yuthura Ban to Darth Talon mod, thus giving us the idea of including the Yuthura Ban option DarthParametric: For creating the Mission Vao to Darth Talon mod, thus giving us the idea of including the Mission Vao option Darth Ty: Informing me of TSLPatcher bugs Effix: For going out of his way to fix up the player head installation for me! Fred Tetra: For Kotor Tool Stoffee: TSLPatcher Dark Horse: For creating the comic series which brought this awesome character to the community, and providing the inspiration for this mod. Bioware: For such an amazing game Obsidian: For such an amazing sequel Everyone who downloads the mod! Legal: THIS MODIFICATION IS PROVIDED AS-IS AND IS NOT SUPPORTED BY BIOWARE/OBSIDIAN ENTERTAINMENT, LUCASARTS, DISNEY 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.

Stylized Portraits TSL Created by Tinman888 by Sdub & Tinman888 Version: 1.3 Description: After seeing the release by @DylanRPG and the Portraits done by Tinman888 who is a magnificent artist. I reached out to Tinman888 and discovered that he had finished some TSL Portraits! After gaining permission by Tinmann888 to create a pack made from his TSL portraits I got to work. This pack included all main party members with dark side transitions, generic female portrait, and generic bearded/Non Bearded male portrait One thing to note, the Widescreen UI can be a bit wonky, especially for the Aspyr version on steam. So I highly suggest using a widescreen mod otherwise the Portraits can look stretched. I use a combination of these two. https://deadlystream.com/files/file/839-improved-widescreen-experience/ & https://deadlystream.com/files/file/332-widescreen-ui-fix-for-knights-of-the-old-republic-2-the-sith-lords/ Easy install, open the folders of the portraits you'd like to use and Just drop them into the override folder. To uninstall remove the implemented files. Big thanks to the KOTOR Discord & Deadlystream Tinman888 for the wonderful art, you can see more of his art here! https://brandon_chen.artstation.com/ and on Instagram at @bchen.art and DylanRPG for the original pack which led me to discover the TSL portraits.