BareFootScholar

The snow in Uncharted 2 was so good. It would take a lot of work, but modders have done much bigger than this, so I think it's possible, and would be awesome.

I walk everywhere, as you would in reality. Just like I did in modded Oblivion. I only run if my character has a reason to, like if Im fleeing for some reason or chasing someone. Realism, which is the same reason I dont walk around full clad in armor, it just doesn't make sense why someone would live in their armor. So I only wear it if Im going out to fight or something.

I have just around 2000 hours in my modded Oblivion save :sweat: But thats mainly because I roleplay realistically, and therefor take things slow :tongue: Kudos + for being like-minded! :happy:

Haha, it happens with all forms of entertainment. I used to be a big game buff myself, but then I got Oblivion on PC, and modded it until it was the best game out. And ever since, I have only played Elder Scrolls. No matter how pretty or cinematic another game is, it just doesnt have the same atmospheric and immersive quality as an Elder Scrolls game. And, there is nothing better than a modded Elder Scrolls game, period. when you find something amazing, it just recreates your standards, and then it's difficult to find anything that can meet your new ideals. When I listened to post-rock, nothing else seemed to have the same profundity or substance, when I read Malazan Book of the Fallen, no other book could interest me. It happens :happy:

Feel free to reply here and let us know of any additional tutorials or tutorial sites that are out there in the wild that we do not know about. Also, feel free to post any requests for tutorials. I will try to keep a compiled collection of requests on the 2nd post. Bare in mind that requests are generally for ANYONE to complete...not specific to an individual. List of requested tutorials (number on the end is how many times it has been requested) None yet.

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Ive been learning how to use Blender, and am hoping to be able to utilize it later on for use with Oblivion, and maybe Skyrim. I saw a trailer for the Total Conversion mod titled Andoran: Prologue, and it had actual cutscenes in it. I was wondering how exactly they would have made these cutscenes? Would they have used Blender and simply imported existing Oblivion resources then designed an animation? Is it possible to import Oblivion resources into Blender? And just a small question, what file extension does Oblivion animations use? All I can find in my directory are NetImmerse files and Gamebryo, and there is no BSA titled 'Animations'. Thank you :happy:

Nice :tongue: Let's hope your rig's sentience doesn't verge on ambition, you may find your PC undermining your dominant position in the house-hold :blink: I guess you could just disable its random-access-thought driver, then it shall know only to obey :thumbsup: Speaking hypothetically is fun when you're bored :unsure:

They are technically classified as Towns in the game. :happy:

What does it translate to, and in what language? :happy: EDIT - Sounds Nihongo.

Oh... :unsure: I knew that :pinch:

Reading: Shadowmarch – Tad Williams and, The Complete Works and Poetry of Edgar Allan Poe.

Aren't smaller settlements just so cozy and close-knit. :happy: Well, maybe not in Helgen's case... This is the thread where you choose your favorite Towns. This doesn't include Cities, there is a thread allocated to cities here.

I also love plain old Riverwood :happy: Its so cozy.

I liked her Epona texture. :happy: