Hey Bagram, I'd like to help if you are still having issues. To answer your other question about Bao'dur, it is the unique conversation where he regrets going unconscious after crash landing on the TElos Academy surface, which grants the item, thus preventing the player from repeatedly gaining the object and making it compatible with any Bao'dur mod that edits his main. On a side note, the master armband mod, is that by any chance my Mentor Band mod? If so, that is certainly not the issue, as I tested them out and made this mod with the intention of being compatible with it. Let me know if you have any more issues, I'd be happy to help. Please remember the activating the broken comlink will initiate a special conversation that is independent of the normal dialogue, because it has its own dialogue file. I will add a photo to this mod to show where the broken comlink will show up. And that should give you the item, now to activate the item do the following: 1, you do not need to equip the item 2, the item will show up in the HUD where you'd go to activate your energy shields 3, the Handmaiden has to be either in your party or next to the player (like the Ebon Hawk). Then press tilde or the ` symbol and then type into the game (it will be invisible product of an unfinished game) giveitem jc2_comlhm. To enable cheats follow this Steam guide >.

We can rule out installing it incorrectly, however, you have passed the moment when the mod gives you the 'broken comlink' item required for this mod to function therefore, you will have to cheat the item into the game. Just double checked the workshop modding guide on steam, yes that's where you should install it to. Hope this helps, look forward to seeing what you end up modding! Kotor Tool might give you some trouble with installing it, but there's a thread on this website explaining how to get it to function, it is quite simple to fix. Steam or no steam has almost 0 effect on which modding tools to use. RealRece has a very educational video on basic modding. This will allow you to just about any type of mod that doesn't have to do with 3d modeling.Īlso, go to the Tutorials and look at some of the modding tutorials there which will reference certain tools and explain some aspects of modding to let you know what certain file types are.

The go-to tools for modding for me are the following: Kotor Tool, KGFF editor, and dlg editor.

It does depend on what you want to do, what tools you want, so looking will help you out and this comment is not intended to be a 'well why haven't you looked!' My suggestion is to open up the modding tools section of the downloads and do some some searching.

How to install jc2 mods