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Name: Sonia Gender: Female Race: Redguard Starsign: Mage Class: Battlemage Homes: All + many from mods. Favourite Land: Colovian highlands Best Friend: None Worst Enemy: These cowardly mages who keep running away during fights. Combat Preference and style: Powerfully enchanted weapon with weakness to magicka, element(s) and elemental damage(s) + spells using the same effects Greatest Fear: a CTD during an intense fight against enemies from a leveled list Greatest Want: Always having new places to explore and quests to make Physique: Athletic Level: 252 Joined Guilds/Factions: All the possible ones + many from mods Enemy Guilds/Factions: All the unjoinable evil factions Childhood: Doesn't remember Teenage: Same as above Prefered Food: none Disliked Food: none Favourite Arrow Type: daedric of course Favourite Blade Type: katana Spells: destruction essentially Friendly Races: all Neutral Races: all Hostile Races: all Favourite City/Town: Chorrol Least Favourite City/Town: Bravil Favourite Daedra: Meridia Least Favourite Daedra: Namira Favourite Divine: none Least Favourite Divine: none Main Weakness: none Main Strength: all Goal in Life: Wealth and fame Why she was sent to jail: she arrived by boat from Hammerfell thanks to a mod

I replaced the default fight music by some lore-unfriendly ones, you can do it easily by installing the mp3's you like in Data\Music and naming them the same than the vanilla files (for example battle_07) for the battle musics. Among others I love listenning to a closed version of this north-korean propaganda song, "Long distance" from "The revenge of Shinobi" and this excellent version of Pirate of the Carribeans theme

Did you check if you are overencumbered? Otherwise disable a group of mods, start the game, check if the problem persists, disable another group. I suggest beginning by Oblivion_Character_Overhaul.esp & OblivionReloaded.esp

I oftenly feel the same frustration with my own creations. I empathize with you.

Dramatically improved Morrowind Tribunal and Bloodmoon changes a lot of things in the game, take a look at it, the link is in my signature.

The item only needs to be in the leveled list, for the quantity insert the number in the container's menu, whether it's a furniture or a NPC by the way.

You can easily check it out with the CS.

First why don't you describe what you're looking for?

Check if their class allows them to sell all the items you gave them. Create a chest and determine its owner by double-clicking on it in the render-window. For an instant respawn give a number with a - before.

Install the version 1.7 beside. Start menu -> run -> regedit -> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> Software -> JavaSoft -> Java Runtine Environment -> set the currentversion to 1.7

I effectively refer to NifSkope.

Do you have the version 1.7?

To be more precise: in the vanilla game only a NPC with the guard class can arrest you, this comes from dialog filters which are a third-party element.

I didn't need to include my Oblivion directory anywhere to make it work.

You can easily create your own mesh file as long as the pieces you want aren't merged with some you don't want. Do you want to know more?

Change the controls Set the timescale to real-time

Oblivion and (in the disorder) Total overdose, Morrowind, X-Wing Alliance and GTA San Andreas.

When did the problem appear? If you don't find you can also do it a more basic way: disable a group of mods (for example 10) run the game, check if the problem persists if yes disable another group of mods etc, when the problem has disappeared reactivate some of the mods in the latest desactivated group until you find the culprit. Your problem can also come from all the mods depending on one you modified.

If you play on PC you could fix it using a setstage code.

Yes you can create new classes. If you absolutely want to change the vanilla game you will have to change the equipment/leveled listsitems of all the NPC's of the alterd class which will likely take a long time. The other big issue is any mod that uses NPC's of the same class is likely to conflict/be incompatible with yours. You'd better create new NPC's and give them your custom class to avoid any incompatibility with other mods.

The marauder's class has the heavy armor and blade skills among its primary ones. Since the imperial legionnaires all use a heavy armor and a sword this ensures these skills increase with their level. You shouldn't confuse it with the faction belonging which is totally independant. Giving a guard the marauder class doesn't prevent him at all behaving as a guard.

You can do it very easily if you're familiar wit the CS: right-click on the said item, choose "info",remove it from any leveled-list on NPC equipment with the "remove" button. The next part is the way you want the player to get it and there are several options: -you can add it somewhere as-is or in a container -add it in a merchant's chest so the player needs to buy it -add it in the player's inventory when the game starts or after some conditions are met -give it through a dialog are I maybe forgot some. Which one do you prefer?

To say it shortly "run on target" is used for all the conditions concerning the person talking with the NPC you give the dialog. For example if you give a NPC an option to make the player sell him several items simultaneously through a dialog you need to use the "run on target" for the "getitemcount" filter since the person who needs to have the said item is not the talking NPC.

There's a specific forum for the Skyrim mod creators.

I don't have Windows 10 but to make it work I copied javaw in the program directory, had to change my registry to set my java version as 1.7 and also needed my game to have a registry key.