Graciousgirl96

T That's fantastic! Thank you so much for this install-order, this way I can just pick the mods that I like the most and install them in the correct order. Thanks!

Thank you guys so much for the time, replies and information. I decided to uninstall Oblivion & all its components and reinstall it so I can first test the vanilla game. I'll finish the starter dungeon, test Cyrodiil in vanilla, then only download the mods I really need/want and test the game after each installed mod. One question still remains though, how should I know in which order the mods need to be installed?

Dear members, First of all, thanks for the possibility to open a topic here and ask for help. It concerns the following situation: Recently I decided to play Oblivion again after finishing the game a few years ago. I chose to purchase the game through Steam. However, I wanted to gain new experiences and make the entire game look nicer by using mods that mainly improve the look of the game. For this I used the following "guide" and files: https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/47591 Now it seems that installing the mods through "Wrye Bash" seems to have been successful, and I recently started completing the Oblivion tutorial where I noticed that there is a distinct difference between the original game and the modded game, which is simply awesome. During the tutorial almost everything looked fine, except for one or two non-working textures. Unfortunately, after completing the tutorial and exiting the sewers, the game started crashing. This doesn't seem to happen that often anymore, but it strikes me that the outside world contains considerable errors in textures in particular, and I am very disappointed about that. Now I am a no-brainer when it comes to modding games and prefer to stay away from the technical side because I usually make things worse. However I have read that it is important that all mods are installed in the correct order (?), after looking up more information about that I still don't understand how this works. I did install the program "BOSS" (?), which I understand puts the mods in the correct order, but after reading more information it turns out that this is not completely reliable? I also tried the whole TES4EDIT Quick-cleaning thing, but also read that it's important to know what you're doing when using this program and, I don't. In short, there clearly (and understandable) is a lot that goes around in the whole modding world and I don't have the brains for it. Now I'm wondering if anyone has the time and wants to help me with looking at the mods that are installed, their order and other things that might bring errors to the game. This could be done via anydesk/teamviewer or any other way.. I hope there is someone who wants to help me solve the problems so I can finally enjoy this awesome game. Thanks in advance! ~ Graciousgirl96