Kse Fixed Cutscene Files 2017
Long story, but the short form is that the game fucked up, wouldn't let a member join my party at the beginning, and then when I needed him at the end. No joy.Ehen in Peragus, when I went back to get T3-M4 to rejoin my team after Kreia goes off to get her hand chopped up. There was a problem. T4-M4 would not talk when I clicked on him. I tried over and over again. He just sat there and did nothing.
KSF File Summary. File Extension KSF has two unique file types (with the primary being the KMPlayer Skin File format) and is mostly associated with KMPlayer (Pandora Tv) and one other software programs.The majority of KSF files are considered Settings Files, but they can also be Audio Files. Both desktop and mobile devices enable you to view and (sometimes) edit these files, depending on the.
- Sep 30, 2015. Also known as the 'KSE' Save game editor (cheat) works for both KOTOR 1. Extract TSL Windows Vista Fix and place the mss32.dll file in the. Notes OpenGL 1.4 64-bit executable Middleware Notes Cutscenes Bink.
- Before using KSE, it recommended that you make a backup of your 'saves' directory, just in case. For KotOR1, it is also recommended that you download the KSE Fixed Cutscene Files.
I gave up and completed the mission without him. He was not a playable character after that.No problem, I didn't need him anyway. OR DID I?!?After I got through the JarrJarrTekk thingy on Nar Shada, you get a mission where you have to take T3-M4 into the droid wherehouse.
It automatically selects T3-M4. And I get a blank screen.Noises still going on, and I can get to the menu, but I can't do anything. T4-M4's icon now has a big red X over it.
Sucks.Anyway, Ive been looking for a game save to get me to where I am but having T3-M4. I know this is tough since the game is no longer linear, but I went to Nar Shadaa first after Getting off Telos.The two things I can think of would be a mod, like a workbench/override mod that would allow me to add a member back in, or find a game save that's reasonably close to where I am. I'm less inclined to go back to the the old save point since that is quite a few hours/days previous to where I am now.Any ideas? Originally posted by Cool Modine:You can't do the droid warehouse mission.
It doesn't exist. It's part of the content for the game that was never completed. Frankly, I don't even know how you managed to trigger it in the first place.Adding the missing part member back in should be doable with the Kotor savegame editor (KSE). I personally don't know exactly what you'd need to do; the right place to ask would be the appropriate subform at lucasforums.com.Hes not talking about the HK-50 Factory.I remember playing the part of the game hes talking about with T3-M4. Just out of curiousity, are you playing this from the Xbox hard drive? If you are, there's some timing issues, or something that messes up since the game is expecting the game to load a certain way off the DVD.Not really a solution for your current issue, but after I bought the game I found the load times so frequent and annoying that I tried running it from the hard drive to make it quicker, but encountered about three different issues where it would lockup, freeze between cutscenes and just produce weird behaviour.
Well, say what you would about the evils of modded Xboxes, but I couldn't have succeeded if I didn't. Anyway, took a long time, but then I succeeded and now am cruising along again.1. I found this, which can add party members in and out. Interestingly, it can also add non-standard characters into the mix and act as a personal bodyguard. It worked with what I was doing, but unfortunately the fllow who made it only made it available to get at the first Kolto tank in the game.2. I then found a nice workbench mod,.3.
Unfortunately, I didn't know how or if it would work, but I was trying to make the workbench trigger from the bench mod work as a giveitem trigger for the HolodDroid mod. Gave me instructions, and I found4. I altered one of the workbench trigger's to 'adremtr' which I figured out was the command to give the item5. Once it was in my inventory, I deleted the old T3-M4, and then re-added him in.
From that point, it was a playable character. I picked up right where I left off.All in all, it took me about 4 hours to figure out how to do this. I probably would have taken me 10 hours to repeat the material I skipped. Was it worth it?? Ps2 tebal gambar kacau full. Now I'm actually gonna go play the game.
Maybe this will help someone later, although you have to have a modded Xbox to use override mods. Originally posted by Vorpal Bunny:Just out of curiousity, are you playing this from the Xbox hard drive? If you are, there's some timing issues, or something that messes up since the game is expecting the game to load a certain way off the DVD.Not really a solution for your current issue, but after I bought the game I found the load times so frequent and annoying that I tried running it from the hard drive to make it quicker, but encountered about three different issues where it would lockup, freeze between cutscenes and just produce weird behaviour.God, that little T3 droid excels in trouble. You are most liekly refering to the T3/Peragus error.
There are some fixes, it required changing one of the.ini files to point to the hard drive instead of the DVD. There's only a coulpe spots in the where that becomes an issue. I nominate hadraian for 'Poster of the Day!'
For his ability to solve his own problem and post details of how he did it.I really didn't think you could do something like that with an XBox savegame (modded or not). Nice to know it's possible, and thank you very much for providing all the links.As for KOTOR2, it still makes my 'worst game ever' list for all the bugs and unfinished feel, while at the same time landing on the 'best games ever' list for beign a well written quality RPG. If only they were given time to finish it.