Joobledoo

"The mod is OMOD-ready and BAIN-friendly so installing with OBMM or BAIN is recommended." Okay, cool! How do I do that with OBMM? "For manual install, extract the archive. Then copy the content of-" Wait, no! No! Go back! I don't know how to- That is how it's going for me right now. I'm trying to HUD Status Bars mod by TheNiceOne. The above quotes is what it says in the readme. When I installed the DarNified UI, I was able to use OBMM because all I had to do was get the .omod right out of the package and put it in the OBMM folder. With HUD Status Bars, there are a dozen folders where for DarN, there was only the .omod. First of all, if a .omod was right in front of my face there too, what would I do with all the folders? Second, do I just need to shove all these folders in oblivion>obmm>mods? I have no idea, and I can't find anything that will tell me what to do. Help.

I barely know anything about mods, too be honest. I just really started trying using them today because instead of buying Skyrim for 60 bucks I figured I could just deck out Oblivion with mods. So I went to PC Gamers list of top ten oblivion mods (http://www.pcgamer.com/2010/07/16/ten-essential-oblivion-mods/) and have been trying to get the majority of the ones on the list. The vanilla UI sucks, so I figure I'd try the DarN one first. I was able to figure out how to get it installed (no thanks to the Nexus Mod Manager. Couldn't get anything working there) Everything is great, except for one "tiny" thing. The compass, the health bar, that circle with the spell in it thing (I'm pretty new to Oblivion on itself too) is way too small. It's hard to see even. I thought that I could customize what parts of the mod I would install, and started looking for "reduced size health bars" or whatever. But nothing near that description was anywhere to be seen. I am lost alone and cold in this cold dark place of modding. HELP.