Oblivion Esps

[XDANX]

I was creating characters in Tes construction and they look the same in the game except the skin texture is like the other characters, like you gotta change wether you would like the character to look old or young.

 

I assume theres no way to make your character look exactly as you made it in tes construction. But that's not my question my question is I ended up making a bunch of characters and decided I didn't like them and couldn't delete them. So I marked some as unplayable and and made like one or two more.

 

Not only can I not delete the character but all of a sudden when I would make some unplayable and create more the old ones were still in the game so I got rid of OBMM and Tes construction but all the Esps are still in Oblivion.

[MonsterHunterMaster]

Did you delete the .esp in your Data folder?

 

If you did so and the .esp is still in your folder, do you run Win7/Vista?

 

If so, did you install the game/the cs into the default install directory?

 

If so, you probably find the .esp here:

 

Users\(User name)\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Data(or Program Files (x86) if you have 64bit version)\Oblivion

 

If you have installed in the default directory, I would suggest to reinstall it into another directory (C:\Games\Oblivion for example).

[XDANX]

Nope didn't work, ohwell I'm uninstalling Oblivion again. I have vista but my game autimatcally installs in drive C: thnx anyway

 

Did you delete the .esp in your Data folder?

 

If you did so and the .esp is still in your folder, do you run Win7/Vista?

 

If so, did you install the game/the cs into the default install directory?

 

If so, you probably find the .esp here:

 

Users\(User name)\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Data(or Program Files (x86) if you have 64bit version)\Oblivion

 

If you have installed in the default directory, I would suggest to reinstall it into another directory (C:\Games\Oblivion for example).

[MonsterHunterMaster]

Yes, try to reinstall it. (You should not install it into the default directory which is C:\Program Files. I did not mean you should install it on another hard drive (D:\Program Files for example), I meant you should install it in another folder (not the program folder. I would suggest you make a folder where you put Your games in. Like C:\Games or C:\mygames nr something like that.

[XDANX]

What's the difference?

 

Yes, try to reinstall it. (You should not install it into the default directory which is C:\Program Files. I did not mean you should install it on another hard drive (D:\Program Files for example), I meant you should install it in another folder (not the program folder. I would suggest you make a folder where you put Your games in. Like C:\Games or C:\mygames nr something like that.

[MonsterHunterMaster]

Read through this here.

Bbens Vista/7 related problems

 

Something called UAC for example, which doesn't allow you to do what you want to do (for example you can't play with mods) when you install it into the default folder.

Just reinstall it into another one.

[XDANX]

No I'm good for real I got five mods working, alls I had to do was right click oblivion and click run it in XP ;)

 

Read through this here.

Bbens Vista/7 related problems

 

Something called UAC for example, which doesn't allow you to do what you want to do (for example you can't play with mods) when you install it into the default folder.

Just reinstall it into another one.

[bben46]

During install, a block shows with the default recommended location. If you look, there is another block to the right that allows you to change it to whatever you want. Installing on another drive such as D: is fine.

 

I even know f a player who installed Oblivion on a USB removable drive. But it still can only be played on that particular computer, and the USB must be the same drive letter as when Oblivion was installed. Thanks to the limitations of the Windows registry.