Removing unwanted default replacement?

[tattooofhername]

I downloaded what I thought was a modder's resource. Turned out to be a set of default replacements, meaning I no longer have the original files, and I really, really hate the look of the replaced furniture. Is there any simple way to reverse this? The only thing I can think of is reinstalling and then being very careful not to move those files when I add all the mods back in.

[LFact]

If it is simple graphic replacer, all you have to do is delete replacement meshes/textures. Original resources are stored in .BSA files, So no one can mess them up, unless someone/something alters them.

[tattooofhername]

It was this one - http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/31546

 

When I copied the folders into /data and it asked about over-writing files I just figured I just had some of the items already from another mod, happens sometimes. I'll try pulling stuff out and see what happens though.

[Nephenee13]

This is why you should use Wrye Bash.

[tattooofhername]

I do use wrye bash, I use it religiously.

[DrakeTheDragon]

I think Nephenee is refering to BAIN here, as if you install files through BAIN, you can remove them later and the previous ones replaced during the install will be restored automatically.

Whereas if you replaced those mods' files manually, you'll now have to reinstall those mods. Not knowing which mods those were to begin with might make this a little difficult perhaps.