hongkongla.blogg.se - Oblivion character overhaul not working rrddit

Remember to open Oblivion once to generate an ini file. Start with a clean installation of Oblivion. I’m putting it under a cut though because it’s friggin long. If you install all the mods, it will make your game look like mine.

You don’t actually need to use either of the above modlists to install the mods on this one (unless you want to.) The graphics portion of this list is designed to be installed in the order it is presented, and all the mods are compatible with each other except where noted. The result was a relatively stable build that only crashes very rarely. To do this, I adapted a trimmed down version ofīevilex’ Graphics Modlist ( ) and chose a bunch of stuff off of the Oblivion Ultimate Modding Guide for Gameplay and Immersion ( ). I wanted to use only one installer, and I wanted to get all my mods from the Nexus (with only a couple, very important exceptions.) Finally, I wanted my graphics mod setup to be a compatible jumping-off point for whatever other mods I decided to install. I started modding my Oblivion with a few goals in mind: I didn’t want to use an ENB, but I wanted to otherwise make Oblivion look as pretty as possible.

I took the opportunity to forward any fixes from the Unofficial Patches (there was only 1).īasically, I made this mod so I could recommend it in my vanilla plus guide Through the Valleys without causing a tonne of conflicts.Since people asked, I’m posting a list of the graphics mods I’m using, plus some content mods I can recommend.

They are now replaced with the original vanilla hair meshes.

The new hair mesh replacers didn't fit with the vanilla game at all.

All you're missing out on is the hand-made NPC face edits, which you probably won't notice unless you're looking at side-by-side comparisons of specific NPCs.

That means you can still use the Seamless mods with this, and any other mods which add new visuals. You still get almost all of the new character visuals, because the Race edits still redirect to nuska's new models and textures.

Primarily, removing the NPC edits removes the cause of almost all conflicts and the need for 99% of existing patches for the original mod.

This still means you get the original mod's new race visuals, just without the specific hand-changed NPC face edits and the new rebellious teenager haircuts. This is a replacement for the original Oblivion Character Overhaul esp plugin, but with all the NPC and hair edits removed. Oblivion Character Overhaul is great, but it causes a tonne of compatibility issues and is full of spurious dirty edits to NPCs.