The way KOTOR works is that it structures each section of the level in multiple parts, so in the case of the Czerka Landing Platform, there are multiple files pertaining to this. In the file tree of Aurora Model it'll be listed by m22aa so you need to find any file beginning with m22aa. Say we want the Czerka Landing Platform from Kashyyyk, the link above states that the module name of that is kas_m22aa Now seeing as I have KOTOR 1 installed as of present I'm going to be using a module from that as an example. Within the Aurora Model sub tree you will see a long ass list of files, in order to identify which pertain to the module you are after use this warp guide: You should now be looking at the hierarchy of files, you will need to expand them in this order to find the locations of the modules: Under 'Import Path' direct it to wherever you want the exported modules to be housed. Now go to File -> Manage Paths and click on the 'Other Paths' tab. Okay, opening up KOTOR Tool you should be greeted with a path setup request just simply point it towards the locations KOTOR 1/and/or KOTOR 2 are installed in.

Now before we proceed I highly recommend that you create a file directory in your Documents to house the exported modules. Knights of the Old Republic 1 or 2 Installed I feel like this might help any KOTOR based maps people might be theorizing they want to do but can't be buggered to get the reference pictures or trying to deal with KOTOR's horrific camera angles. Through the almighty powers of importers and exporters as well as the handy dandy KOTOR Tool I am going to compile this guide to teach you how to get your very own KOTOR module into Blender so you can inspect every angle of it.

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