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[Guest]

First i must say thank you to this forum for provide a great *mod

my name is "reneroluce" even though that is not my real name

i hope we get along well

 

i don't know where to post this kind Request/question if i post it wrong warn me

 

so to start it with my first request/question

 

1.

i heard and i see that there are two type of mod manager OBMM and Wyre bash something (can't cacth the name right sory for bad english)

but what i confuse come people in nexus says wyre bash is the best but in here we need to use both,is that safe and great?

is there any issues or error known for Win 7 user (btw i use win 7 64bit)?

is it compatible with Oblivion : game of the year edition

 

2.

first after i download and instal the tools what i should do next

as for my game is Oblivion : game of the year edition because i heard is diffrent for reguler Oblivion

 

know that are many *mod in here i got confuse about the best combination of mod to make almost reality and medieval like

can someone suggest some mod as for the link i will be grateful for someone provide also, if not well i just go digging around

 

or maybe you can suggest me your mod cuz basicly iam tottaly noob about moding

 

3.

the last request/question is just some stupid and lazy of me to do this is there any one package mod that i can download if is can someone put the link if not is okay like Q no 2 iam juts go digging around

 

and iknow in the forum rules says i must look around before i need a help,question,or request but the more i look the more i confuse

soo with your help and guidence i hope i got this mod right

 

thank you for your time

[Kashiwaba Tomoe]

1- Wyre bash and OBMM are seperate programs that do seperate things. For mod managing, OBMM is the one to use, wyre bash is used to combine mods into a single .esp to reduce conflicts further.

 

2- The game of the year edition just includes shivering isles and (I think) most of the other offical expansions for the game.

 

3- It's better to look and see what mods interest you, THEN ask for help getting them working if you are unable to do so on your own.

[Guest]

Welcome to the forum! If you have anymore questions, please don't hesitate to ask (so as long as you do try and research beforehand)!

[Guest]

1- Wyre bash and OBMM are seperate programs that do seperate things. For mod managing' date=' OBMM is the one to use, wyre bash is used to combine mods into a single .esp to reduce conflicts further.

 

2- The game of the year edition just includes shivering isles and (I think) most of the other offical expansions for the game.

 

3- It's better to look and see what mods interest you, THEN ask for help getting them working if you are unable to do so on your own.

[/quote']

 

thanks by the way

 

1. if it seperate program should i use both and like my worries is there any know error issues for win 7 user specialy 64bit

 

2. hmm so basicly all of mod compatible

 

3. well i did find some but i don't know if its working or not

and when i go digging i find some of the mod will go coflict each other thats why i need a suggestion

just the name of the mod is Okay will look around for download it

 

Welcome to the forum! If you have anymore questions' date=' please don't hesitate to ask (so as long as you do try and research beforehand)!

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thanks btw on which section should i post it..?

[gregathit]

thanks by the way

 

1. if it seperate program should i use both and like my worries is there any know error issues for win 7 user specialy 64bit

 

2. hmm so basicly all of mod compatible

 

3. well i did find some but i don't know if its working or not

and when i go digging i find some of the mod will go coflict each other thats why i need a suggestion

just the name of the mod is Okay will look around for download it

 

Well if you are new to modding then you probably should stick to using OBMM (oblivion mod manager) until you are comfortable with mods. Wrye Bash is fairly complicated and can intimidate a person.

 

OBMM can be obtained from here: http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/2097

 

I would recommend you read this: http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ as it can answer your basic questions on how to install mods and even on using OBMM.

[vashar]

I run windows 7, and I haven't had any problems with Wrye Bash or OBMM yet. Do stick with OBMM to start- Gregathit is right, Wrye Bash has some extra features which take come getting used to.

 

I have all the official mods installed (At least, I think I do- Most of them, at least.) and I haven't had any problems with them so far.

 

If you need help getting a mod installed, you can drop by the oblivion section of this forum, and someone should be able to help ^^

[Guest]

 

Well if you are new to modding then you probably should stick to using OBMM (oblivion mod manager) until you are comfortable with mods. Wrye Bash is fairly complicated and can intimidate a person.

 

OBMM can be obtained from here: http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/2097

 

I would recommend you read this: http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ'>http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ as it can answer your basic questions on how to install mods and even on using OBMM.

 

hmm i see i should stick with OBMM for now right

 

but which install guide should i follow

this one http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=11051

or this http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=30

 

as for this http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ this is for the basic i need right for install other than lover pk mod right...

 

I run windows 7' date=' and I haven't had any problems with Wrye Bash or OBMM yet. Do stick with OBMM to start- Gregathit is right, Wrye Bash has some extra features which take come getting used to.

 

I have all the official mods installed (At least, I think I do- Most of them, at least.) and I haven't had any problems with them so far.

 

If you need help getting a mod installed, you can drop by the oblivion section of this forum, and someone should be able to help ^^

[/quote']

 

okay thanks for the info i hope it will not went wrong on my win 7

 

thans btw

[Kashiwaba Tomoe]

 

Well if you are new to modding then you probably should stick to using OBMM (oblivion mod manager) until you are comfortable with mods. Wrye Bash is fairly complicated and can intimidate a person.

 

OBMM can be obtained from here: http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/2097

 

I would recommend you read this: http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ'>http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ as it can answer your basic questions on how to install mods and even on using OBMM.

 

hmm i see i should stick with OBMM for now right

 

but which install guide should i follow

this one http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=11051

or this http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=30

 

as for this http://cs.elderscrolls.com/index.php/Oblivion_Mods_FAQ this is for the basic i need right for install other than lover pk mod right...

 

I run windows 7' date=' and I haven't had any problems with Wrye Bash or OBMM yet. Do stick with OBMM to start- Gregathit is right, Wrye Bash has some extra features which take come getting used to.

 

I have all the official mods installed (At least, I think I do- Most of them, at least.) and I haven't had any problems with them so far.

 

If you need help getting a mod installed, you can drop by the oblivion section of this forum, and someone should be able to help ^^

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okay thanks for the info i hope it will not went wrong on my win 7

 

thans btw

 

 

Wyre bash is used for combining multiple mods that would otherwise conflict with eachother, and can be confusing so yes stick with OBMM, which is comparatively rather easy to use.

 

As for the three links, well, this is where you use a little common sense, as the first two are rather clear in what they are discussing, the third is an offical site and rather scares on any information (I mean what can I say, Bethesda is lazy )

 

 

The easiest way really is to just install and play with OBMM, or find a detailed tutorial devoted only to OBMM use.

[gregathit]

As for the three links' date=' well, this is where you use a little common sense, as the first two are rather clear in what they are discussing, the third is an offical site and rather scares on any information (I mean what can I say, Bethesda is lazy )

[/quote']

 

The third link is "not" an official site. It is a wiki page (meaning user contributed). It actually contains a wealth of information for those just starting out modding. It covers the basics of what mods are, and how to install them manually or via OBMM and even touches briefly on wrye. It is the link I always give to folks just starting out. If they thoroughly read through it, their basic questions are all answered right in one place.

 

I do however agree that Bethesda is lazy.

[gregathit]

but which install guide should i follow

this one http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=11051

 

Follow this guide if you want to install the mods listed there.

NOTE: It does require wyre bash so be aware that it may be over your head.

 

 

 

http://www.loverslab.com/showthread.php?tid=30

 

This is an ok guide for general reference but is not a step by step walk through. This assumes you already know the basics and have a general idea of what you want to do.

 

 

 

 

okay thanks for the info i hope it will not went wrong on my win 7

 

thans btw

 

Make certain that you have install your game outside of the program files directory.

Example: C:\Games\Oblivion or C:\Oblivion

If you install the game to the default location you will have all sorts of problems using mods as UAC and permissions will cause you fits. If you already installed the game then you need to uninstall it and reinstall it to somewhere outside of the program files directory.

[Kashiwaba Tomoe]

Make certain that you have install your game outside of the program files directory.

Example: C:\Games\Oblivion or C:\Oblivion

If you install the game to the default location you will have all sorts of problems using mods as UAC and permissions will cause you fits. If you already installed the game then you need to uninstall it and reinstall it to somewhere outside of the program files directory.

 

Pretty much, program files folder is useless as Obama these days.

[Guest]

 

 

 

Welcome to the forum! If you have anymore questions' date=' please don't hesitate to ask (so as long as you do try and research beforehand)!

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thanks btw on which section should i post it..?

 

That'll depend on the question you are asking. If it's for Oblivion, Fallout 3/New Vegas, or Skyrim, post in those sections. Other questions should go to places like the technical support section.

[Guest]

As for the three links' date=' well, this is where you use a little common sense, as the first two are rather clear in what they are discussing, the third is an offical site and rather scares on any information (I mean what can I say, Bethesda is lazy )

[/quote']

 

The third link is "not" an official site. It is a wiki page (meaning user contributed). It actually contains a wealth of information for those just starting out modding. It covers the basics of what mods are, and how to install them manually or via OBMM and even touches briefly on wrye. It is the link I always give to folks just starting out. If they thoroughly read through it, their basic questions are all answered right in one place.

 

I do however agree that Bethesda is lazy.

 

lazy huh.. iguess thats right its better with the people in nexus they lend a hand a lot about this kind of mod trouble

 

 

Make certain that you have install your game outside of the program files directory.

Example: C:\Games\Oblivion or C:\Oblivion

If you install the game to the default location you will have all sorts of problems using mods as UAC and permissions will cause you fits. If you already installed the game then you need to uninstall it and reinstall it to somewhere outside of the program files directory.

 

geh i just instaled it in D:/Oblivion although there aren't any problem yet just finish Instal basic Lover PK still digging for other mod

 

well basic things aleardy done soo when i have problem with other mod i will post it in oblivion sub forum