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HGEC A or AA cup, S bottom. Fairly rare, you'll mostly find it in individual armor mods and the like. Thanks for the answer. I wasn't sure if it was HGEC or what. Do you happen to know any of those armors that that type would be on? :ohdear: No idea on the attack direction mod, but Scathe might be a mod you'd want to show damage numbers. Just be aware it bugs out occassional and leaves numbers "stuck" on screen, but they disappear after awhile. or you can try http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=40940 open up config menu and switch to display mode 2. Oh yeah, I always forget about that one.

Was there anyone that recognized the body mod? I don't think it's HGEC since it looks too skinny... or maybe it's just the angle?

No idea on the attack direction mod, but Scathe might be a mod you'd want to show damage numbers. Just be aware it bugs out occassional and leaves numbers "stuck" on screen, but they disappear after awhile.

Also, what body mod is that, please? :biggrin: wiZZiCuBe, that be a WOW rip. :sad:

Not sure if there is mod that can do that, but the easiest way to do it is through the CS. Just load up the esp that the companion is on, look for the companion in the NPC section and open them up. There you can look at the spells tab and just delete the ones you don't want on them. Save and exit.

If I'm not mistaken, you'd have to use an OnActivate script block. Something like: Begin OnActivate Setstage QuestID 20 End

Not sure on the books, but this: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=36111 for the other maybe?

If I'm not mistaken, there's a tweak in the Wyre Bash Patch to change that.

Wow, that's some sharp looking armor! :thumbsup:

That's hilarious! But honestly, I don't think think game producers are necessarily aiming at ADD teens. The gaming generation is getting older. We don't have near as much time on our hands as we used to. Now we have work deadlines to meet, kids to take care of, and very little free time anymore... and the market is following this generation because its the one that has the highest sales. This means games for gamers with time constraints, which means games that used to take 80-100 hours to complete are no longer selling. Now games are coming to the average completion time of 40 hours to meet the demand for gamers who don't have a lot of time to play anymore. It also means more sales because the less time to develop one title means more time for the next title. I was also hoping Skyrim would be like Fallout3. I haven't bought Skyrim yet because I can't afford a new rig yet, but I was looking forward to playing it. Sounds like I might be disappointed with it too. :sad:

I contacted the author of the mod that picture is from some time ago and he said he couldn't remember where all the clothing/armor he had gotten it from. The mod he used was a general NPC clothing replacement that made it so all NPCs didn't have the same clothes. If I'm not mistaken, that's not actually a guard either. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the mod. Perhaps Classy NPC cloths? And from what I remember of the convo, he added in several more armors and clothings to the mix.

Hey no problem Harvald. :thumbsup: We got the name to the mod at least.

Not sure on that, but for being the standard measure of a computer's performance power, Modlivion has had it beaten for a long time. :laugh:

Got a site error there Harvald.

Aye, me too. Even when Skyrim comes out, I'd still like to see this.

I voted yes to all, and actually, I won't be playing Oblivion just one more time, but rather many times. I have too many personal mods that I doubt I'll see in Skyrim tied into Oblivion to give it up completely. I also plan on buying Skyrim, but not right away. It'll be awhile before I can.

Amen to that! :thumbsup:

Yeah, I'm sorry to hear that for you. That makes me think less of them. Try not to let that drag you down though. At least you get to go to Minecon right! :biggrin: Regardless, I pray you the best Stealtrecon. :thumbsup:

Oh yeah, I recognize it now. I actually have a copy of it in my archives of mods. Forgot about it and what it looked like. Thanks Desu. there's several overhauls for that. I'd suggest looking for OOO, francesco's, FCOM, which is several overhauls (including the last two), and Oblivion Warcry-New Dimension. I'm sure there's a few others, but I can't think of them atm.

Also, what body mod is that from?

Only one I can think of atm came from Unnecessary Violence 1. It had a script wiper spell for weapons you wanted to make off hand. You'd cast it to "clean" the weapon of the script, and then you could make the weapon off hand without fear of the script causing problems if you left it on it.

There's this: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=31003 but I'm not so sure that's the one you're looking for.

Wrye Bash is the pits to install. It always gives me problems when I try to upgrade, so I just don't upgrade. When my old copy got messed up by new software installation, I tried installing the newest version and it did not install right, so rather than banging my head against the wall, I tried a different version, which was "294.2 Standalone." It installed perfectly on the first try, so there is no need for me to ever upgrade again unless something happens to my copy again, or something unforeseen occurs. I never use most of Wrye Bash's features and the ones I do use are functioning alright, so I am perfectly content with the version I have. Hmm, that's interesting. I just upgraded from 291 to 295 myself, but I remember 291 being a pain for some reason. 295 went pretty smoothly for me this time. I guess I'm also one of the rare few left that stick with OBMM still. I only use WB for the patch and to attach a master to one particular mod of mine.

Why not use 295? Do a test clean and then load it up on TES4Edit and see what it says after the Wyre Clean.

Looks like an edited version of: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=20034