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It takes some getting used too but overall I like the new design. I do agree with the comments on waste of space though. I have a pretty big screen and it is unfortunate to have to scroll that much just because so much space is wasted. If that can be improved then things would be perfect. Great job!

Well that depends. If there are no conflicts on data files (something you can easily check with BAIN/Wrye Bash) then it doesn't matter much. If there are conflicts then you need to install them in the order so that the last one gets priority. For example if you have two mods that modify the same armor (and also both do other things) then you must install the mod which armor modifications you prefer last. Hope that helps.

Hi all, I just released my first small mod on Nexus. You can find it here: Quick Equipment Swap. It basically is a simple mod that allows you to swap your equipment easily between different sets (like an armor/weapon set for battle, a set for casual wear, a set for swimming, and so on). It is mostly useful if you are the roleplaying type who likes to walk around in armor and clothes that are appropriate for the task you're doing. However, swapping a full armor/clothes set can be a bit cumbersome. Especially if the armor/clothes are made out of multiple pieces. The mod works but I'm still having two issues with it. It works with two items ('Equipment Remember' and 'Equipment Recall') that are added to your inventory when the mod is activated. The issues are: If you activate either of the two items you get an error from Oblivion telling you that the item cannot be equipped. Soon after you get the slot selector so the message is not a real problem. I don't yet know how to avoid that message so any tips you can give me are very welcome. After activating either of the two items it takes a while before the MessageBox pops up. Not sure what to do about that either. The mod uses OBSE btw. So if you have any tips for me it would be more then welcome. Thanks!

Most body mods (like eyecandy) mod all characters in the world. Install order also matters (next to load order). It matters for situations where existing data files (like body textures and such) are replaced. The last one installed wins in that case (even if it is first in the load order). Greetings,