Dev Tool - 3C-FD | "The Dev Droid"

[center][big]***3C-FD
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[section=Description]
During the tutorial Ebon Hawk section of the game (commonly referred to as the prologue), we receive a temporary party member to teach about the Party system: 3C-FD. This PC  was never intended to be removed from the prologue, and has some interesting properties in other modules.

As it turns out 3C-FD was used during the development of the game to test various features, particularly on Peragus. Many of these test cheats are still enabled on 3C, provided you can acquire him. By using a [hotshot](y4rma) from the Prologue we can extricate 3c from the Ebon Hawk, and use him anywhere in the game, for a variety of interesting phenomena. 

[section=How To]
1. Use a previously prepared save to [hotshot](y4rma) to the prologue
2. Following the tutorial to unlock the door to the main hold
3. Collect parts from the destroyed Gonk Droid
4. Enter into the Cargo hold and run up to 3C
5. Repair and add him to the party.
6. [Hotshot](y4rma) to the module where he is needed
7. Speak to him to perform whatever trick is needed.

Video Courtesy of 30cents:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHRHF9ZwNTM

[section=Uses]
This section lists all of the conversation options of the dev droid, and where they can be found. Options with obvious results receive no explanation. Options with no known effect are marked: NKE.

**Peragus Admin Level**
> "Play a SFX of conosole" - plays the admin console sound effect
> "Set up cheat command" - NKE
> "Play some movies" - Gives a set of prerendered cinematics to choose from and view.
> "Is switch flag active/not active?" - NKE - Local Boolean tester
> "Set hatch to open" - Sets the Harbinger hatch to open signaling the start of the Peragus end sequence and the HK-50 attack.
> "Hatch is open/not open" - shows current state of the hatch boolean
> "Let's reveal the map"
> "Cheat me to T3, please" - Loads up the T3 sequence in the hanger bay
> "I would like to perform a boolean diagnostic" - NKE - allows the arbitrary checking of the local booleans. May be useful for doing some advanced conversation skips
> "Can you let me know when Lord Sion arrives? [Set 101PER_Sion_Arrives flag]" - Sets the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Give me the code to the communications terminal without needing to talk to Atton" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Pretend T3 got the emergency hatch working. [Set "105PER_T3_End" Flag to "2"]" - sets variables to reflect that the T3 section was successfully completed
> "Let's pretend I went through the dormitory and got the access code. [Set the 105PER_Admin_Console flag.]" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Can you force Kreia's spawn flag to 2? [Set 101Per_Kreia_Spawn=2]" - Pushes forward the sequence in which Kreia meets you in the admin level [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "I wish to do a node length check and a player response check" - NKE - no idea. Maybe for checking how large dialogue options can be?

**Peragus Mining Tunnels**
> "Can you do a reveal map for map notes?"
> "Can you let me know when Lord Sion arrives? [Set 101PER_Sion_Arrives flag]" - Sets the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Give me the code to the communications terminal without needing to talk to Atton" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]

**Peragus Fuel Depot**
> "Turn me into T3M4" - Transforms the PC into T3
> "Set that the player already discovered the poisoning" - Gives the kolto tank poisoning context that allows you to bring it up in relevant conversations
> "Set all the voice print stuff" - Bypasses the annoying voice print puzzle
> "Move T3 into fuel pipe"
> "Can you let me know when Lord Sion arrives? [Set 101PER_Sion_Arrives flag]" - Sets the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Give me the code to the communications terminal without needing to talk to Atton" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Let T3 have it with the ambush now" - Plays the HK-50/T3 ambush cutscene, targeting the correct characters for that interaction.
> "Let T3 have it with the second ambush now" - Plays a modified version of the same cutscene, but the MC plays T3's role, and 3C plays HK-50's role. Which has the funny effect of the MC being stunned by 3C.
> "Give me HK-50's code to the droid computer. [Set 103PER_Airlock_Code flag = 1]" - [MORE INFOR NEEDED]

**Peragus Asteroid Exterior**
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Peragus Dormitories**
> "Give me the blasted code to the airlock, you little trash compactor" - Bypasses the quest requires to get through the airlock
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Can you let me know when Lord Sion arrives? [Set 101PER_Sion_Arrives flag]" - Sets the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Give me the code to the communications terminal without needing to talk to Atton" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]

**Peragus Hanger Bay**
> "Let me know when Lord Sion is here and chasing us like dogs." - Allows the setting of the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Test ambush cut-scene" - Seems to set the flag that allows T3 to be ambushed by HK-50 [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Harbinger Command Deck**
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 
> "Set Revan ending from K1 to good (for briefing)" - Sets the flag from Atton's force cage conversation to reflect that the MC from KotOR selected the lightside ending.
> "Can you let me know when Lord Sion arrives? [Set 101PER_Sion_Arrives flag]" - Sets the Sion flag to reflect his arrival to Peragus on the harbinger, resulting in those plot developments. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Give me the code to the communications terminal without needing to talk to Atton" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Let's pretend I went through the dormitory and got the access code. [Set the 105PER_Admin_Console flag.]" - [MORE INFO NEEDED]

**Harbinger Crew Quarters**
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Harbinger Engine Deck**
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Telos Restoration Zone**
> "Allow me to add companions, 3C" - Unlocks every single party member in the game except Mira/Hanharr (as 3C takes their place) and allows you to add them.
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Telos Secret Academy**
> "Atrend2 cutscene" - Plays the final cutscene after Handmaiden Confronts Atris
> "Start Endgame" - Kicks off the final confrontation with Atris before the Attack on Telos and the Ravager. (Enter Atris's meditation chamber to trigger)
> "Start the "atriscs1" cutscene" - NKE - Would appear to be intended to start the context cutscene between the handmaidens and Atris, however it's function seems to be deprecated
> "Test the lightsaber creation function" - Allows for the creation of a custom lightsaber
> "Set "I told Atris to "f" off," flag. ["a_set262atrisoff" = 1]" - NKE - Changes a global variable that effects some context in a conversation [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Set the Atton talked to flag to 2, so I can talk to E3... er, T3. ["262_Atton_Talk = 2"]" - This flags that the reuniting conversation with the party members has already occurred, and T3 is ready to be spoken with - Was possibly also used during the 'E3' showcase for this came.
> "Can we test the rumble pattern?" - Allows you to play nearly every rumble pattern (ambient sound effect) in the game (at admittedly a very low volume/perhaps there is a source we need to be closer to?)
> "Time to cheat it up" - This script adjusts the progress in Atton's companion Conversation order. Likely used to test the changes the Force Cage cutscene has on his convos.

**Nar Shadaa Docks**
> "Set Mira Warning to 1" - Makes the game believe that Mira has warned the exile about the bounty hunters, kicking off the Nar Shadda End portion.
> "Set the bounty hunter attack to 2" -  Sets the global numeric "300NAR_Bounty_Attack" to 2 which progresses the Bounty Hunter questline. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Reveal the map, please"
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Nar Shadaa Jekk'Jekk Tarr**
> "Cause everyone in the bar to go hostile"
> "Set the bounty hunter attack to 2" -  Sets the global numeric "300NAR_Bounty_Attack" to 2 which progresses the Bounty Hunter questline. [MORE INFO NEEDED]
> "Enable/Disbale cheat mode" - NKE 

**Malachor V Trayus Academy**
> "Start 903kreia" - NKE - Attempts to start the Sion/Kreia Cutscene that describes the cut quest for the Trayus academy

Dev Tool - The Dev Character

[center][big]***The Dev Character
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***STEAM/ASPYR ONLY***

[section=Description]
In KotOR 1 and the legacy versions of KotOR 2, there is no error handling for loading a save where there is no module present for the destination module. For whatever reason, the steam/aspyr build does handle this scenario. Whenever you attempt to load into a module that does not exist on the save, this version will happily generate that module, and along with it a new Main Character: The Dev Character.

[section=How To]
There are two ways the dev character can be obtained:

**Saving in a module with the include-in-save flag set to false**
This occurs when by various innocuous means (i.e. [AMG](rnx0w)) you mange to gain control in a module that does get included in the save. Such as the swoop minigames, or a turret section. By saving in there and then forcing the game to load such a save, the dev character will be acquired, because the game is loading a module with no data.
An example of this process using Telos Swoops (Courtesy of 30cents):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raw-Y2hrWIE

**Loading a save with incorrect metadata that targets a nonexistent module (Forward [Hotshot](y4rma))**
This occurs when performing the [Hotshot](y4rma) glitch to a destination that either hasn't yet been explored by the original save or was deleted from the original save. This could be done in it's most simple form by saving outside of a module that you will be going to for the first time, entering this new module, and then [hotshotting](y4rma) to this destination (As shown in the below video). This could also be done by saving in a location that will be deleted (such as the damaged Ebon Hawk) and then [hotshotting](y4rma)back their later in the game. (Video Courtesy of 30cents):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkfQiiSWClE&feature=emb_imp_woyt

[section=Benefits]
- **Killblaster:** The Dev Char comes equipped with a blaster that instantly kills any enemy provided they hit them. (NOTE: there is a 5% chance of missing, due to critical fails) 
- **Lightsaber:** The Dev Character is equipped with a lightsaber which is useful for efficiently bashing doors/containers and performing force-jumps
- **Force Power Suite:** The Dev Character possesses a suite of force powers including, but not limited to, Force speed (gotta go fast), Revitalize (for when your party fails you), Force Storm (if you need some AoE), Force Jump (gotta go *faster*), a variety of Buffs (useful in rare cases), and heal (who needs medpacs?)
- **Alignment:** The Dev Character has a lightside score of 70, which makes acquiring a high alignment rather trivial, with this as a starting point. This is useful for alignment heavy routes
- **Passable Stats:** The Dev Character is level 12, with a set of decent combat survivability stats.
- **Skill Suite:** The Dev Character is proficient at every skill except repair, with a bonus greater than 10 in each of them. They are particularly skilled in Treat Injury.

Getting Started with KotOR II: TSL Speedrunning (Under Construction)

[center][big][big]***Getting Started with KotOR
----------------------------------------***[/big][/big][/center]
Placeholder text

[section=How These Guides are Organized]

[section=Frequently Asked Questions]

[section=Settings for Speedrunning KotOR II]

Major Glitch - Anywhere Menu Glitch

[center][big]***Anywhere Menu Glitch
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[small]*Discovered by lanedibello*[/small]

[section=Description]

Anywhere Menu Glitch is a glitch that allows you to have limited control over your characters while in a menu screen or during a cutscene.  It is used to enable several major glitches in TSL, including:

- [Hotshot](y4rma)
- Fake Level Up
- Various Cutscene skips

[section=How To]

The Anywhere Menu Glitch is performed by pressing Alt-F4 during a saving or loading screen.  If loading, when the screen ends, the game can be unpaused by simply pressing the pause button. If saving, the player must open and close a menu, and then unpause. This allows you to move or perform other actions with the quit dialog still active.

(Video Pending)

[section=Uses]

* By starting a cutscene while an AMG is open, the player can select Cancel with the Enter Key during the cutscene. Doing this gives them rudimentary control on the PC. This also allows the player to Save and load the game, cancelling the cutscene.

* By activating another pop-up while the AMG is active, the AMG will be replaced with the pop-up, allowing full control of the game while that pop-up is active. We call this pop-up replacement.

* By pop-up replacing with the Exit Game button on the options menu, we can enter the main menu and the Save menu simultaneously. This allows us to load saves using the metadata from our quicksave. We call this a [hotshot](y4rma)

[section=Classic Menu Glitch]
The Classic Menu Glitch (sometimes called Container Menu Glitch) is an alternate way of triggering a menu glitch.  It is performed by standing next to a container and attempting to loot it.  Use any menu hotkey (such as Escape for Options) on the same frame that the item dialog pops up, and the item dialog should overlay itself on the menu screen.

If you open the menu too early, you can close it and attempt to open the menu again before the item dialog pops up.  In this way you can "buffer" a Menu Glitch.  If you open the menu too late, the item dialog will pop up as normal.  Just close it and loot the container to retry the glitch.

This method of performing a Menu Glitch predated the Anywhere Menu Glitch, but it is less reliable, less flexible, and slower than the Anywhere Menu Glitch.  Thus this version of Menu Glitch is now obsolete.

Major Glitch - DLZ

[center][big]***Displaced Load Zone
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[small]*Consistent Set-up found by Lufex*[/small]

[section=Description]

DLZ, or Displaced loading Zone, is a major glitch that has been known for many years. Until recently we have not been able to perform them intentionally, and we are still not entirely sure how it works. But thanks to community member **Lufex**, we now know enough about them to implement them in runs.
When a PC (Player-controlled Character) crosses certain bit-precise x-coordinate, they can activate a trigger that is in the positive y-direction from them. This allows for the triggering of area transitions, or cutscenes from a distance, under certain circumstances.

[section=How To]

The precise methods are difficult to describe without heavy visual aid. However, the process usually boils down to positioning your PC in a precise location, triggering the glitch.
- Position your PC, such that they are in the negative y-direction from the door or trigger area they wish to DLZ with
- Slowly move the PC, until their x-coordinate exactly aligns with one of the edges of the trigger area
- If the precise position was hit, a DLZ will occur.
As stated before, in order for the glitch to trigger, the PC must be in a precise position. Contrary to intuition, the logging of the PCs position is not continuous, but discrete, and is tied to the game's frame-rate. So by disabling V-sync (which increases frame-rate), this glitch may be easier to perform.
See the specific sections for exact positioning, and examples.
This process can be further facilitated by the use of Lufex's "Menu Method". In which one uses an AMG to acquire movement while a menu is open, significantly increasing the frame rate, and by-extension, the DLZ likelihood. Simply AMG, position the PC near where they should be, and set them up such that they'll slowly move into the DLZ spot, open a menu, unpause, and begin the movement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=187QYOMfN0M
[small]*NOTE: While this video shows KotOR 1, the same princible applies*[/small]

[section=Administration Level to Fuel Depot]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1QTmx6RFrw
[section= Fuel Depot to Harbinger Engineering Deck]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDQhNfJVKBI
[section=Residential Module to Bunami Exchange Corp]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD2neiZbDws
[section=Ravager Proton Core]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77r0XQqsc6g
[section=Rebuilt Jedi Enclave Upper Level]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUuuypmOU70
[section=Jedi Enclave Lower Level]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-GDG98lKA0
[section=War Zone Entertainment Module to Ravager]
[small] Discovered by Lufex [/small]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYwqW0KhrAU

Major Glitch - Door Clipping

[center][big]***Door Clipping
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[section=Description]
Door clipping in KotOR 2 is significantly more robust than in KotOR 1. By simply adding and removing party members while adjacent to a wall or door with proper positioning. A party member can be spawned in behind the door or wall. This allows for several sequence breaks.

[section=How To]
In general these clips are performed as so:
* Add single party member
* Position both PCs such that the spawn-in location of the 3rd PC will be behind the obstacle
* Add the party member
* If they spawn in the correct location you're finished. If not remove the party member and re-add until they do spawn in the correct location. This re-adding process may have to be done rapidly.

[section=Uses]
The number of use-cases in unrestricted routes have diminished significantly due to modern techniques. Though there are still several examples:
(*Videos Provided by 30cents*)

**Ithorian Storage Room Early**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uOgaBeN0SM

**Czerka Mainframe Room Early**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N_7Z62he-E

**Enclave Sub-Level Early**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swn1NAFrHiY

**Rebuilt Jedi Enclave Early**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JLMD81PoJw

Major Glitch - Hotshot

[center][big]***Hotshot
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[small]*Discovered by HotShotWire*[/small]

[section=Description]
The Hotshot Glitch is an advanced application of [Anywhere Menu Glitch](rnx0w) that allows us to arbitrarily warp to a module, providing we have a quicksave in that location and a hardsave of the current game available. This warping comes with several caveats:
* The Main Character is reverted back to the stats, EXP, and equipment they had when they were last in that module.
* Our party members are *not* reverted.
* We keep all inventory items, quest-logs, module progressions, and global variable progress between warps.
* The Main Character spawns in their last location in the module
* Party members will spawn in the same coordinates they were in before the warp (provided this point isn't out of bounds)
* You cannot Hotshot to modules that have been deleted from the save file by milestone points in the game (LEGACY VERSIONS ONLY) 

Save files are made up of a bunch of smaller saves called modules. Usually we can only load into the module that a save was made in. What is essentially occurring with Hotshot is we are tricking the game into loading a different module in a save file.

[section=How To]
The chronological process is as follows:
1. [AMG](rnx0w) in the location that you want to hotshot to. (Note: most AMG methods require a quicksave to be made, so for many hotshots it is important to be sure that your quicksave is at the location you want to warp to)
2. Open the options menu, with the AMG active
3. Click on "Exit Game". You will hear a sound effect indicating that your "ALT-F4" pop-up (which would close the program) has been replaced with an "Exit Game" pop-up (which would take you to the main menu).
4. Have both "OK" in the pop-up and "Save Game" in the menu selected simultaneously. 
5. Press Enter. This will open the save game menu behind the main menu.
6. Using the up and down arrow-keys (↑ ↓) Navigate to your Current Hotshot save. (The save that you are hotshotting from | *Almost always down once*)
7. *Click* "load game".
8. If the top save has been renamed to "QUICKSAVE", continue to step 9. If not, select cancel, press ↑, then ↓ again, and continue from step 7.
9. Load "QUICKSAVE" to complete the hotshot
10. Banish any menu by hitting the escape (Esc) several times.

Note that if the save you are hotshotting from has never been to the destination save, one of two things will happen depending on the game version. If you are using a Legacy Version of the game, the software will crash and the hotshot will be unsuccessful. If you are using the Steam/Aspyr version of the game the hotshot *will* be successful, but your MC will be converted into the [Dev Character](i015q).

(Video Pending)

[section=Coordinate Warping]

Coordinate warping is a Hotshot technique that takes advantage of party member positioning persistence between modules. Since party members will always spawn at the same grid coordinates as they were in Hotshot Current (provided they are in-bounds), we can abuse this to warp them to arbitrary, and often unreachable locations.

To preform a coordinate warp you do as follows:
1. Place your party member(s) at the location you want them to warp from.
2. Save this as your Hotshot Current.
3. [Hotshot](y4rma#ch2How_To) to your Teleport Save which contains the location you wish to warp your party members to.
4. When the hotshot is complete they will spawn in the same coordinates in the Teleport module.

Route Guide  - Max Quests Unrestricted v3.1

Route Guide - All Planets Unrestricted v2.0

Route Guide - Any% Glitchless v2.0

Route Guide - Any% No Dev Tools v1.0 (Under Construction)

Route Guide - Any% Unrestricted v1.1

Route Guide - Max Quests Glitchless v2.2

Due to speedrun.com having a text limit for guides now, the guide has been moved to the following link:

# https://kotor-speedruns.github.io/kotor2/Route%20Guides/Max%20Quests%20Glitchless

Technique - RYP Warp (Under Construction)

[center][big]***Revive Your Party Warp
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[section=Description]
Placeholder Text
[section=How To]

[section=Uses]

Technique - Save Buffering

[center][big]***Save Buffering
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[section=Description]
Save buffering is a method of cancelling triggers, including cutscenes, conversations and fights.  When Quick Saving, you will notice there's a short fade-in from black after the game finishes saving.  Triggers will not take effect during this fade in.  By moving forward while Quick Saving, you can enter a trigger and delay it using the fade-in.  You can then interrupt the trigger to cancel its effects.

[section=How To]

In order to save buffer, stand in front of a trigger and hold both mouse buttons down to run forward.  Before reaching the trigger, press the Quick Save hotkey (by default, F4).  As the screen fades in, Quick Save again.  Repeat this until the fade-in effect no longer occurs; this means you have activated the trigger.  Continue Quick Saving until you are ready, then finish the buffer by loading, as described below.  If done correctly, you'll maintain control of your character and be able to continue normally.

A hard buffer is done by buffering into a trigger, then using Quick Load to load your final Quick Save before the cutscene begins.  Depending on the cutscene, the window for successfully Quick Loading can be quite small.  This method requires practice and good button mashing skills.

**Consistent Hard Buffers**

A more consistent way to do a hard buffer is to use Quick Saves to enter a trigger, then open the Options menu using the icon in the top right corner.  You can then manually load the last Quick Save to cancel the trigger.  This method has the same effect as a hard buffer and is more consistent, but is about a second slower each time.

(Video Pending)

It can be tricky to open the menu while moving your character, so it's recommended to buffer into the trigger, stop moving, then open the menu, all while still buffering.

Technique - Save Teleporting

[center][big]***Save Teleporting
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[section=Description]

Save Teleporting is a method of movement that employs a Quick Save, and allows you to teleport a variable amount of distance forward.  The distance teleported depends on how long it takes your game to save, which is affected by computer performance and how far into the game you are.

[section=How To]

To save teleport, simply hold both mouse buttons down to run forward, then press the Quick Save button.

https://youtu.be/VzvMcFP9AS8
*K2 version of the video pending*

Save Teleports become more effective as you get further into the game.  Generally speaking, they are ineffective on Peragus and Citadel Station. But later they can be quite powerful

*Important Note:* You will get more distance from a save teleport if Force Speed and Adrenal Alacrity are NOT active.  Sometimes it is better to let these buffs wear off and Save Teleport for movement, particularly later in the run.

Video Tutorial - Old Video Tutorials

[section=Introduction]

These are old video tutorials for KotOR speedrunning.  While their strategies may be old or obsolete, there is still some good information in these videos, so we're keeping them here.  Think of it like a tutorial retirement home!

[section=Any% Unrestricted - 08/27/2020 by 30Cents]
[A collection of videos in an archived guide.](https://web.archive.org/web/20210802004558/https://www.speedrun.com/kotor2/guide/jlijs)

[section=Any% Unrestricted - Advanced Citadel Station - 07/05/2020 by 30Cents]
A video demonstration by 30, showing alternative strats for citadel station.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV-15tl_4IE

[section=Any% Unrestricted - 07/16/2015 by glasnonck]
A tutorial covering the current (as of 07/16/2015) any% speedrun of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2. Please, feel free to ask any questions!
https://youtu.be/NXJaQeu7z4Q

Name	Author
Dev Tool - 3C-FD \| "The Dev Droid"	Lane 3 years ago
Dev Tool - The Dev Character	Lane 3 years ago
Getting Started with KotOR II: TSL Speedrunning (Under Construction)	Lane 3 years ago
Major Glitch - Anywhere Menu Glitch	Lane 3 years ago
Major Glitch - DLZ	Lane 3 years ago
Major Glitch - Door Clipping	Lane 3 years ago
Major Glitch - Hotshot	Lane 3 years ago
Route Guide - Max Quests Unrestricted v3.1	R4NG3 2 years ago
Route Guide - All Planets Unrestricted v2.0	R4NG3 2 years ago
Route Guide - Any% Glitchless v2.0	Sanjan 3 years ago
Route Guide - Any% No Dev Tools v1.0 (Under Construction)	indykenobi 3 years ago
Route Guide - Any% Unrestricted v1.1	indykenobi 3 years ago
Route Guide - Max Quests Glitchless v2.2	Ninko_ 1 year ago
Technique - RYP Warp (Under Construction)	Lane 3 years ago
Technique - Save Buffering	Lane 3 years ago
Technique - Save Teleporting	Lane 3 years ago
Video Tutorial - Old Video Tutorials	Lane 3 years ago