You will have to run the TSL patcher and probably direct it to your Kotor2 install directory.Įxtract then merge the the provided Override folder with the one in Knights of the Old Republic II\override Install Indiana_Revan77 for REVAN'S ROBES/STAR FORGE ROBES FOR TSL. Without these installed, they will not appear at all!!! Indiana_Revan77's mod allows you to craft them, but I think it's sort of silly to craft something as legendary as Revans Robes from buckets of components at a workbench, so I added a (somewhat) lore friendly place for them This is the only place where I could believably place Revans Robes without leaving a note or something to force it to make sense. Or perhaps the Dark Lord left them behind purposely. I like to think Revan had another set somewhere just in case.
Simply adds Darth Revans robes (g_a_revan_01 from Indiana_Revan77's "REVAN'S ROBES/STAR FORGE ROBES FOR TSL") to the hidden compartment on the Ebon Hawk. This mod must be installed before boarding the Ebon Hawk on Peragus.
In order to fix the prologue bug, I now edit the Ebon Hawk Container (Davik's spice container from K1) not the hidden compartment. This means the robes are open to you as soon as you leave Peragus (assuming your character finds them)īe sure use the "Updated" file! I will leave up 1.0 but be aware it will cause issues with the prologue.
Unfortunately this version has conflicts with the decontamination room on in the Peragus hanger now. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. I currently do not possess the time to find a workaround for this issue. This is entirely my fault for not testing enough and assuming the game is as modifiable as other titles. The problem is when the game is forced to load one of these files (via override folder) and the game will no longer be bothered to differentiate between the games original files. This is not an issue for an unmodded game because the files have directories. Unfortunately, for whatever reason kotor 2 uses the same names for multiple references in the game.
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