Razorfish

Hey Steve, Do you have a non-U.S. version of the game? The patch I downloaded had an older version of the patch readme w/o music and movie changes mentioned, and the patcher also didn't seem to make any alterations to the movie or music files.

Either run the launcher and select the "Update" option from the menu, or run swupdate.exe from your game dir to get the patch.

It's all set up in the dialog files, but most of the smelly references are only unlocked in subsequent playthroughs. I'm not sure if the PC version updates the playthrough counter variable, so it's possible that they never actually get "unlocked"... You found the VOs for Disciple's cut holocron lines? (w00t) Could you point me to the folder(s)? If you're interested, you'll find the ordered dialogue in the second and third branches of 003ebo_dlg.erf\A\attt3.dlg (two cutscenes played sequentially)... I've watched it a couple hundred times while testing my additional scene riggings (adding actions), heh.

You mean, being like this? http://www.lucasarts.com/press/releases/61.html

Yes... The options on the table are to release slightly stripped down scenes that don't incorporate the additional models for the XBox users, or to ignore XBox considerations altogether " From what I've gathered, you'd need to have a "modded XBox," which means that you'd either have to buy a special chip and solder that onto your XBox board or buy an XBox with the chip already installed, and that will then allow you to FTP files from and to your XBox HDD... Not exactly as elegant as XBox Live...

We're not committed to making TSLRP compatible with the XBox version (especially since we still don't have any XBox testers), but a couple of people have volunteered their XBox expertise, so it may be a possibility further down the road...

Yes, there will be an injured Atton (nicknamed "mutilated Atton"), as well as his arm... " Other than that, there may (or may not...undecided atm) be supplemental placeables for a specific scene we're working on. We're not going to focus much on adding new models, aside from what is necessary. I've been told that most custom models are not compatible with the XBox version of the game, so we may also have to resolve that issue down the road.

Minor update to the tweak... Coasting on little sleep, I forgot to remove my debugging comments (they only appeared in the Feedback messages display though), so now they're gone. And while I was at it, I made a couple of nodes in the dialog unskippable because you could potentially screw up the animation sequence for the scene by skipping those particular lines of dialogue. rzf_nihvis_cutscene.zip

The issue I see with the in-game cutscene is that it requires a level load before and after running (i.e. shift to 853NIH to play the cutscene, and then go back to wherever you were before that when it's done), whereas the bink cinematic doesn't. Anyway...I gave it a try, just for the sake of modding (it was a bit tricky to achieve the desired effect)... <removed rzf_nihvis_cutscene.zip ( 15.44k ), get the updated version below>

I guess it could be considered that way, since we're not changing the ultimate outcome, just the immediate ending and varying the paths to it a bit, but we're not trying to be as canonical. Our only advertised goal is just to restore some cut content in a coherent manner, taking cues from the context of the game, file placement, gameplay programmer notes and the like... If you meant "Will it be possible to choose which restored events to install?", the answer is no (with a few exceptions). Many of the restorations are interconnected (especially in Malachor), so you wouldn't be able to omit one without omitting all others that depend on it.

Since it is possible to have never reactivated HK-47, or have him activated too late in the game to trigger the events leading to the HK Factory reveal, it is an optional sidequest, somewhat like the original KotOR npc sidequests. You can also decide to ignore the sidequest upon getting the journal entry, if you want; Even not doing the sidequest will have an impact. It's possible... We discussed it before, but we have not solidified our plans with respect to Mandalore yet. Well...he won't be playing a much bigger role, but we have a couple of notes pertaining to Bao-Dur for Malachor in the current draft of the project plan.

I think that most of our work at this point would not be affected by the patch (or so I hope) because it is unlikely that the patch will alter any cut content. However, we have put certain things that are at least rumored to be "righted" by the patch - such as quest/dialogue/scripting-related fixes and music restoration - on the backburner until we see what the patch changes. ...actually, that'd be nice...but...just wishful thinking... If that's an "are you done yet?" question, then the answer is no Where are we at right now? Well, there are several project leads, each handling a different aspect of the restoration project, so development and testing progresses asynchronously. When most of us have something majorly new to report, you'll see another WIP (possibly semi-soonish, but give us a bit of time).

This modified Visas dialogue lets you ask her about Force Sight again if you failed the influence check the first time. I did this tweak a while ago and never released it because there's nothing really major about Force Sight, but since you're asking about the issue, I attached it to this post... rzf_visas_forcesight.zip

As I posted in the other Visas-Neutral thread... When you get the option to obtain your prestige class, you will have satisfied the first condition (same alignment requirements).

No, they part with the HK-50 seems to be a second option, if they let that one out it could easily be implented... Could be implemented, yes, but I'm just saying that this is what Obsidian had in mind: (1) If you look at the existing structure of the dialogue, the lines are delivered linearly (i.e. the lines are said sequentially, not split to be alternates). There are many cases in which the dialogues contain speakers saying two things in sequence without an interjection from the listener. (2) Also, if you've looked at the script that chooses the cutscene to play on the Ebon Hawk, you'll notice that even both those scenes include a condition to check whether or not the party has encountered HK's since HK-47's reactivation. (3) There's a gameplay programmer comment at the very beginning of that dialogue describing the purpose of the cutscene: {HK-47's upgrade, after Bao-Dur's repair is high enough and HK-50s have been encountered}

If you're neutral, you get .

Hey all, just a heads up - the TSLRP website now has a FAQ page, in case newcomers don't want to read through 10 pages of posts to find answers. After discussing the possibility of language translations with some of the other team members, I can say that we would like to have some translators help us with converting the altered text for the HK Factory first, as that is going to be released before the rest of the project. This trial run would also give us the opportunity to figure out how to coordinate translation efforts for the rest of the project when it is closer to completion. So, if you know how to use tk102's DLGEditor (or can learn how to quickly) and are willing to help translate for a different language version of the game, send me a PM or email. We are considering ways to differentiate the various options available to the player at the various stages of the confrontation. I'm not exactly sure what Kiwegapa (the guy who is coordinating the Nihilus confrontation changes) has in mind for the boss fight itself, but the options you pick may change the dynamics of the battle a bit (...or not).

I checked Grenn's dialog file, and it looks like a bug - the wrong conditional scripts are called in the "got information on the Escaped Criminals" branch, which is why you get to lie to Grenn about killing them (it's not actually supposed to be a lie).

At least two of those three were cut because it required additional HK-50 encounters after HK-47 joins the party, and which were not completed. (You might notice that in the second/third(?) dialogue, HK-47 mentions that he has met the HK-50s.)

"Foisting the job of completing the game" on modders is never good for a developer's reputation (which can be quite important if that developer wants to stay in business), and I doubt that this is what Obsidian was trying to do. We are not "completing the game for them," but we are implementing the cut content available on the game discs to piece together a new set of endings, which we speculate to be closer to what was originally intended than what the game currently shows us. Why? Because that's what we, as players, wanted to see. If it happens to result in positive press and more revenue for the developer and publisher, then it'll work out to everyone's benefit...well except for us, being completely sleep deprived for having worked on it We elected to post this on the OE forums first mainly because we wanted to be open about our efforts and intentions. There's nothing we're doing that requires us to go behind anyone's back, and, besides, many people on these forums expressed interest in the cut content already. Thanks, we appreciate all the supportive comments

Really? Because I get the Nihilus-Visas movie cutscene before I've even left Telos, after being very good or very bad... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I mentioned above that the cutscene is played for ANY of the three cases The latter two cases are designed to trigger the scene if you're playing a Neutral character (either trying to balance out dark and light gains, or being "true neutral" by not gaining dark and light points).

According to the script that plays the Nihilus-Visas cutscene, which is required to trigger the Visas encounter on the Ebon Hawk, the game checks for any of the following cases: (1) the player's alignment is 50% towards either Dark or Light (in other words, GoodEvil/Alignment value of less-than-or-equal-to-25 for Dark or greater-than-or-equal-to-75 for Light) (2) the player has gained at least 50 points Dark and Light combined (3) the player has found at least three Jedi masters

It's a work in progress ... http://magestrix.com/K2End/ Definitely.

As it currently stands, the game checks that Visas has a valid melee weapon and certain robes or clothes equipped before it will display the sacrifice option. Iirc, influence and alignment don't factor into this check, so if you meet the aforementioned conditions, you should get the option to tell Visas to sacrifice herself after you've fought Nihilus down to half HP.

In the PC version, it is impossible to reach because the module files are not available (unless you download the module files that someone lifted from their XBox version), although the model and voice files are still there. I'm not sure about the XBox version, but I think you can cheat yourself onto the level, but it would also be unreachable through normal gameplay. In both versions, it is complete (enough) area-wise, but incomplete content-wise. Despite what some people may be saying in other HK Factory posts, it's not nearly as simple as adding a few triggers and removing the visible gameplay programmer comments from the dialogue. I've been helping to restore the HK Factory for the past few weeks, and we've had to make additions and edits almost across the board - scripts, cutscene dialogs, character dialogs, console dialogs, triggers, map display, blueprints, etc. Both \StreamVoice\298\ (military base sub-level) and \StreamVoice\299\ (HK factory) will contain the VOs you're interested in. If you download the modules themselves, you can also check out the dialogs that they are associated with. M4-78 (the Droid Planet), and the HK Factory on Telos are two separate areas. Iirc, it has been generally stated that most/some of the HK Factory content was salvaged from the cut Droid Planet. There's quite a bit of stuff cut from Malachor V, but most of it is cutscenes/dialogue, rather than new areas (although there are a few locked away areas too apparently).