KOTOR II Dialogue Files

[Brittany]

I'm a newbie fanfic writer and I've been trying to find a way to download all the dialogue from TSL. I own the Xbox version so I don't have access to the dialogue files that come with the PC version. Its getting quite frustrating having to replay the game and write everything down by hand just to make sure I have it all! Does anyone know of a way to help me? I've downloaded a a TSL_TLK unzippable folder but I can't open the file in the folder as nothing on my comp will recognize it because its a .tlk file! Help!!

[random n00b]

You can use Fred Tetra's KotOR Tool to open the dialog.tlk, but it's a bit... raw. I think you're better off getting the PC version and using that tool to browse through the modules and view the conversation trees that are of particular interest to you. Besides, you'll be able to play TSLRP when it comes out!

[Swxpert]

if you wan5t to just listen to them download miles reader

[Brittany]

if you wan5t to just listen to them download miles reader

 

 

 

Okay,thank you. Where can I find that?

[Brittany]

You can use Fred Tetra's KotOR Tool to open the dialog.tlk, but it's a bit... raw. I think you're better off getting the PC version and using that tool to browse through the modules and view the conversation trees that are of particular interest to you. Besides, you'll be able to play TSLRP when it comes out!

 

 

I wish I could but alas, all I have is my dinky little laptop and its not capable of handling that game...but thank you for the suggestion!

[Swxpert]

if you wan5t to just listen to them download miles reader

 

 

 

Okay,thank you. Where can I find that?

 

here www.radgametools.com/miles.htm

[Hassat Hunter]

Also, if renamed *.wav to *.mp3 WINAMP will open them up.

 

Just be sure to do that with a copy and not the original file

 

And .TLK files *can* be opened with just wordpad, just don't expect it to be very userfriendly.

Edited April 4, 2008 by Hassat Hunter

[random n00b]

Er, yes. That's assuming the Xbox version has the audio files readily available, which most likely, it doesn't.

[Swxpert]

there really are alot of xbox files in there down to the tutorial(prologue)

[Hassat Hunter]

Er, yes. That's assuming the Xbox version has the audio files readily available, which most likely, it doesn't.

 

Right. That was for if the person would buy the PC version. Which, seeing the latest post, probably won't happen anytime soon.

[Swxpert]

oh, i missed where he didn't have the pc version my bad

[Knights&Darths]

Assuming you under a windows system

Use TalkEd to read tlk files, you'll find it here.

And here's where you can find the tlk files themselves.

You'll probably need winrar to decompress them.

[Swxpert]

and winrar has a trial

[Brittany]

Ok thank you everyone, I'm going to try out all things you guys showed me. Hopefully that will work. Thank you for replying!

 

P.S. Swxprt, I am a girl! lol

[Brittany]

Assuming you under a windows system

Use TalkEd to read tlk files, you'll find it here.

And here's where you can find the tlk files themselves.

You'll probably need winrar to decompress them.

 

 

Ok thank you! Wow! That actually worked! I can now open the TLK files just fine but now my problem is trying to find the actual dialogue I'm looking for! I'm looking for stuff from Atton right now, but there are like 136320 intervals to go through so it might take me some time! Anyway, thank you everyone for helping me! =D

[Swxpert]

no problem post you story when it is done

[Knights&Darths]

I can now open the TLK files just fine but now my problem is trying to find the actual dialogue I'm looking for! I'm looking for stuff from Atton right now

So search a line, one dialog usually has contiguous string references, that means that if you're looking for Atton, say the part when the Exile asks him why he plays pazaak in his head, pick one line:

like "I play pazaak in my head"

use TalkEd to open the Kotor2 dialog.tlk and find the line (Tools/Search)

you'll find it in line number 74724, that gets you the where you want to go.

show all lines around that one by using the text boxes under the menu bar to filter the lines.

you'll find that all lines by Atton which belong to that dialog are between 74705 and 74729.

[Swxpert]

i can robably remember all of his lines by heart

[Brittany]

i can robably remember all of his lines by heart

 

yeah, hes one of my fav characters! I can remember what he says but I know I couldn't cite it word for word, so thats why i wanted to do this.

 

I think my fav line from him is when you are still on Peragus and you finally find some clothes to wear and he says (if you are a female) "Dammit! Uh

[Swxpert]

yeah he is almost funnier than hk, i wish he talked more on the ship

[Jediphile]

Assuming you under a windows system

Use TalkEd to read tlk files, you'll find it here.

And here's where you can find the tlk files themselves.

You'll probably need winrar to decompress them.

 

No need. You can open the dialog.tlk file from Notepad just fine. At least, it always worked for me.

[Swxpert]

i don't have notepad, just wordpad

[Jediphile]

i don't have notepad, just wordpad

 

Really? I thought it was in any version of windows currently under c:\windows\notepad.exe. At least I have it there in both Vista and XP.

[SweetiePea]

I think my fav line from him is when you are still on Peragus and you finally find some clothes to wear and he says (if you are a female) "Dammit! Uh

[Brittany]

I think my fav line from him is when you are still on Peragus and you finally find some clothes to wear and he says (if you are a female) "Dammit! Uh