sorry for reposting but need help

[begory0]

I cant thank you enough thanks for you help and your patience i think i can do the rest thanks again one last question is it the same with dragon temple thing ?

i can post i link if you dont know about this mod

[Deleted269910User]

It should work the same way, independant of the mod.

[begory0]

hey X DLC X im being kinda lazy but how do you install those meshes and textures other wise i Just get this ! marks in big yellow diamonds so if you dont mind giving answering this last question (sorry if this is bothersome just not very good with commuters)

[begory0]

again sorry double post

[Deleted269910User]

Basically you move the extracted folders inside your data folder. It should look something like this inside it;

 

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Textures--->all .dds and _n.dds files/folders containing these files go here.

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Meshes--->all .nif and _gnd.nif files/folders containing these files go here.

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Sound

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Music

xxx\Oblivion\Data\DistantLOD

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Video

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Menus(UI mods use this.)

xxx\Oblivion\Data\Shaders

xxx\Oblivion\Data\obse(If you have it.)

 

(Remember to make sure that there isn't a 'Textures' folder inside your 'Textures' folder, 'Meshes' folder inside your 'Meshes' folder or 'Data' folder inside your 'Data' folder. These are all indications of installing a mod wrong. If the folders don't exist there, and they most likely won't when you're installing your first mod(s) don't worry about it and just move the 'Textures' and 'Meshes' folders you extracted from the zip/rar/7-z to your xxx\Oblivion\Data\. Don't worry if you don't see the normal game textures or meshes in there. They're handled by separate BSA files and oblivion reads them from there when you're running the game. Yellow exclamation marks mean missing meshes, purple textures mean missing textures, so if you do see them, go and check the locations of the files from the mod that has these.)

 

Also all your .esp files go to xxx\Oblivion\Data\. Once you're done installing the mod, check that the mod is active by either using the launcher and going to the 'Data Files' or by using OBMM. If you get OBMM, you can use the OMOD files for an easy installation/uninstallation option for the mod, if the option is given, however, most mods still aren't packed in an OMOD ready format. Getting OBMM is still worth it in my opinion, due to the other valuable things it provides, like the easy way of handling mod load orders.