Cannot View Quest Log

[CurisuTrue]

Well, been searching around for a few hours to try and figure this out on my own but it seems one of the mods I have used(thinking its "Quest Log Manager") has disabled made it so I cannot view my quest log at all. I've tried changing the load order of my mods via OMM and even disabling all the mods that have anything to do with the UI. I'll list below the mods that I am using in the order that they are loading(info coming from BOSS):

 

Oblivion.esm
Better Cities Resources.esm
Unofficial Oblivion Patch.esp
DLCShiveringIsles.esp
Unofficial Shivering Isles Patch.esp
HUD Status Bars.esp
Dynamic Map.esp
Quest Log Manager.esp
Map Marker Overhaul.esp
IDKRRR_C_race.esp
Better Cities .esp
Better Cities Full.esp
Better Cities - VWD of the IC.esp
Better Imperial City.esp
Bashed Patch, 0.esp

I've also installed DarNified UI, MenuQue, ENBSeries "d3d9.dll" plugin, and OBSE(noting this since they didn't show up on the BOSS modlist.txt).

 

Thanks to anyone that can help and sorry if I'm making a newbie mistake somewhere ^^;

 

 

EDIT: After a bit of messing with the files, I finally found out what I did; I messed with a feature on the map's UI and it disabled the quest log buttons under the map for some odd reason. After a bit of playing around with the files I had backed up, I was able to fix it. Guess I just need to be a little more careful ^^;;

Edited December 14, 2011 by CurisuTrue

[Keirgarth]

What does the ENBSeries d3d9.dll do?

[CurisuTrue]

What does the ENBSeries d3d9.dll do?

Basically, it messes with the directX stuff and makes the game look and run a bit better, I'll link the dev's site(its a mod that's been used for Fallout and Skyrim and listed around on the Skyrim Nexus site, so that why I mentioned it since it can be used for Oblivion as well)

Homepage: http://enbdev.com/index_en.html

Download page for the plugin(press Ctrl+f and type "Oblivion"): http://enbdev.com/download_en.htm

 

If you choose to download it and give it a shot, just put it in you Oblivion directory where you Oblivion.exe file is located. If you already have another d3d9.dll plugin in that folder, just back it up in case you don't like the difference and want to switch it back.

Note: You can see the difference in-game by hitting shift+f12 and you can also make a FPS counter show in the top left corner of the screen by hitting the * key on your numpad. You have to be actually playing the game to toggle the FPS counter on and off but you can do the shift+f12 thing anytime Oblivion.exe is running.

[Keirgarth]

OK, I see that it is a tool that allows you to change the SSAO, FSAA and such for the game. This might actually make using HDR look better.

[CurisuTrue]

OK, I see that it is a tool that allows you to change the SSAO, FSAA and such for the game. This might actually make using HDR look better.

Well, I suggest if your using it to use the files from the Skyrim Nexus site because it comes with another dll "d3d9DEX.dll" which you should put in the directory as well along with some ini files that will help tweak the looks of the game(i.e. shadows, shading, bloom, ect).

 

Also, if your using the creation kit and editing faces using the "Face" tab and preview tick box, make sure to take out "d3d9.dll"(and "d3d9DEX.dll" if you downloaded it from Skyrim Nexus) before using it or the face preview will show a triple panel display in the preview box which makes it annoying as all heck to use(found that out earlier today when messing with my Vilja companion files).