Keirgarth

Posting a second request with a different thread title isn't going to excite anyone who could possibly make the mod into making it. Be patient and allow those that are able to do something have some time to think about what all will be involved and decide if it is going to be worth it. There are a lot of folks to make sure that they read all unread posts in the forum sections they like to visit, so I am sure that someone will see both of your threads.

Sounds like both UVII and DR6 have some issues that need to be worked out for some. Glad you figured it out though and are able to play again.

In your options, make sure that you have large texture sizes set. There have been issues with some mods where the texture files have not been saved with mipmaps, so when you get a little distance away the texture doesn't know what to show.

As for activating the mods back that Wyre Bash deactivates, the answer is no, don't do it. Mods that are merged or imported will show either a + or a bullet in the middle of the square box and should be green. If you have mods that are being shown as not ticked off and nothing else in the box, then make sure that it was not actually merged before you put a tick mark in the box.

It could be something going on that needs some attention. Search the internet for a free program called ccleaner and run that to clear out your temp files, temp internet files etc, then have it look at the registry and see if there are any issues there. If it finds something in the registry, make a backup of the registry as it shows you how to do, then fix. Once you are done with the fix, run the check again. You can reboot after the first time to clear the memory. Once you have done this, try and install OBMM again to see what happens.

It is likely that most modders with skill enough to have a go at this are busy trying to figure out Skyrim right now and haven't seen your post. I would say be patient, but hard to say if anyone with enough skill and time is going to be around for a bit I'm afraid.

When you installed all of the stuff for OBGE, did it write to the oblivion.ini file? If so, even uninstalling it might not get rid of what is happening. Have you tried to reinstall it to see if it clears things up?

Did you reboot your computer and try again? Some times when a program ends incorrectly it leaves part of itself running in the background that you can't see unless you know the name of the executable and look into what processes are currently running. Rebooting the system would normally take care of that issue. If that is not the issue, how many mods do you have in your mods folder for OBMM? There is a hard limit that it or Oblivion can see at one time of 255. If you have more than that in your mods or data folder I would suggest clearing some out to see if you can get it below that number and determine if that helps the issue.

Have you installed OBGE and the added files it needs? This clearly looks like some sort of lens effect or blur effect that isn't doing what it is supposed to be doing.

You use both of them. The MMM for OOO is a compatibility patch to make them work together better.

I don't see anything that stands out to me in your load list, but I am concerned with the messages talking about missing masters. You are sure you have the mods that the patches are designed for installed, right? When BOSS runs, it opens a browser window. On the top section it will list the following: Recognised plugins: 163 Warning messages: 0 Unrecognised plugins: 5 Error messages: 0 Ghosted plugins: 0 Total number of messages: 110 Total number of plugins: 168 How many warnings and how many errors does yours list? Have you looked at the list in the web page to be sure that there are no red lines highlighting action that is required?

Load order always makes a difference when it comes to mods regardless of what else you do to them. BOSS is one of the easiest ways to sort your load order, but even it isn't 100% right all the time. In a perfect world Oblivion wouldn't care what loaded when, but unfortunately this isn't a perfect world. :(

I have run and am still running all unofficial patches, FCOM, better cities, better clocks for better cities etc. So no worries, go ahead and install them after you have FCOM up and running. Make sure to use BOSS to sort your load order after the install. :)

Yes, just run it and it should sort your order. As to where you installed the game, I am not certain about that folder being away from the UAC in windows Vista and 7. If no one else is able to help you resolve this, you might consider installing in c:\Games\Oblivion or something similar. Windows is still going to want to put some stuff in the My Documents folder, but I don't think there is any way around that, and it doesn't cause any issues.

You say you installed the game in "My Documents". That folder is used for saves and such, where is your data folder? Have you installed and run BOSS? Your load order looks a bit off, but i can't be certain.