BigFatDwarf

So how could that tiny rock obliterate the whole island? Especially since it was pretty close to land, so no big falls and anything. It just isn't logical, at least to me.

Hey, great to hear your problems are solved. If you ever have any problems, don't hesitate to message me. (Unless if it's about scripting and such, I'm dead there :P) ~B~F~D

Hmm. Well, I know that mods can change if an effect can be used in spellmaking and enchanting. Some mods do that, as an attempt to rebalance the game. Usually that's done with Chameleon and Charm, though others can be done so too. Perhaps you use one such mod? Another idea would be to make a mod that has all these effects enabled for custom use, then load it last to overwrite all the others. Anyway, the Fortify Skill effects are enabled as default.

Okay, thanks guys. I've decided to take a shot at trying myself. I mean, I'll probably fail, but at least I'll learn something, right? Anyway, thanks again.

I have no idea about that, but: Try using TES4Edit. Load all mods into it, then just see what variables have been changed. It shouldn't be too hard to see what is for this then. Still, maybe someone else knows better.

Hmm, I forgot to write 'or' there. It doesn't really matter if you write both or just one though.

I am looking for a mod similar to Feng Shui, which is made for Fallout, for Oblivion. Yes, I know of Decorator Assistant, but well ... it's really not that good. It would help if someone could somehow to port it over too. Thanks in advance.

Well I'm not sure, but I think you can also use the effects on items and such. Maybe you have some armor with Resist Fire?

I had that problem too once, I don't know why really. Maybe because I was expelled during that. Well I went a new game and redone it, and it worked. I guess you don't have the time for that, so, from the Cheydinhal Recommendation page at UESP, just write this: setstage MG02Alter 90 - you'll still need to talk to the Argonian mage ~or~ setstage MG02Alter 100 - finished completely

Well, For multiple enchantments you could either use Enchantment Enhanced or Advanced Magecraft, at least these two I know of. Enchantment Enhanced will allow you to stack multiple effects, but in my opinion, it's crap. Therefore, I only really use it for the arrow enchanting and the scroll learning. Advanced Magecraft has loads of functions, however, try to restrain yourself. It's really easy to create really uber stuff with it. Anyway, how you'd do what you want with it: 1. Enchant your armor with your first effect. 2. Enchant another armor with another effect. 3. Transfer the enchantment to your preferred armor. 4. You now have two (or more if you repeat steps 2. and 3.) effects. 5. ??? 6. PROFIT! As to your other question, I don't think I understand it properly, but it seems you want to know why you can use the Resist Fire effect but not the Resist Frost. Trick is, you first need to know the effect. Just buy a spell or something with that effect. If this is not what you wanted to ask, then please clarify.