Risray

Retired Oblivion Boomer to the rescue... Those lines are due to the in-game Anti-Aliasing being on, switch it off and use the gpu's AA and/or ENB/OR's AA and they will be gone.

From Tona's Store.

Try the ones from here

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/41755?

You can't see any of them?...odd, they link to either Nexus or Deviant Art...I generally avoid uploading if it can be linked, but will keep it in mind for the next time.

I keep forgetting this thread exists...so, big dump again, enjoy...or not xD

Don't think I have posted anything here in a good while, so...dump:

Well that's a shame. I have re-created that armor once, was supposed to have some pics of it, but it seems they were removed from Nexus, anyways...If I find it, I will re-upload it here...or maybe even give it some touches and a bit of a fresh look.

Image dump:

Hmm...a quick look in Nifskope and testing multiple different textures on it tells me that's an edited Ren's head or from the vanilla game, any egm and tri files for one of those head sshould work with this one.

Smiles are probably a part of Actors in Emotions or a similar mod. Girls looking at camera is just tfc console command and adjusting camera position properly. FOV # command for adjustable field of view. Smiles are indeed from Actors in Emotions, but also from other mods that add expressions to the characters, such as Oblivion Sound Sets. As sinner said, "tfc" and playing with camera angles is the trick, you canm also use "tai" on your or any other character once they are posed as you wish to freeze them, that allows you to play with the camera without worrying about where are they looking; "set timescale to 0" will stop time (remember to set it back to 30 once you are done), "fov insert numeric value here" will allow you to "zoom" in or out (default value is 70). What else... "Getpos x, y or z value" and "Setpos x, y or z value" are useful to move stuff around, including characters. It's just a matter of playing around with these console commands, and there are more, but these are the ones I generally use.