schijnn Posted October 7, 2011 Posted October 7, 2011 I plan on creating a purely non-magical, mundane world. That means no mythical creatures or undead in dungeons or the wilderness, unless required for a quest (such as Lorgren Benirus in Benirus Manor). It also means no spells, no scrolls, and no enchanted items, for the PC or NPCs. However, I run FCOM, so I was wondering if anyone knew of any guides for editing OOO, MMM, etc. Hopefully I'll be able to restrict the edits to scripts and leveled lists, so I should be able to share my edits (with permission) with anyone else who's interested in such a setting, without requiring huge downloads. Thanks in advance for any help or advice!
gregathit Posted October 8, 2011 Posted October 8, 2011 I am not sure that you will ever find a specific guide to mod OOO or MMM. You can get general guides/tutorials for programs like TES4EDIT and the CS that will allow you to go in and alter spells/inventory and such from the nexus.
Old Book Posted October 8, 2011 Posted October 8, 2011 Dynamic Leveled Lists on TES Nexus should be able to do much of that for you now. Add a list of all the monsters you don't want to appear to the exceptions list, load DLL last, and you'll get a world without (in this case) supernatural creatures. DLL can't handle items yet, but the author is planing that for a future release.
schijnn Posted October 8, 2011 Author Posted October 8, 2011 Dynamic Leveled Lists on TES Nexus should be able to do much of that for you now. Add a list of all the monsters you don't want to appear to the exceptions list' date=' load DLL last, and you'll get a world without (in this case) supernatural creatures. DLL can't handle items yet, but the author is planing that for a future release. [/quote'] Thanks! I'd heard about this mod before, but hadn't taken the time to investigate it. KillingSun - I've been playing Oblivion since release, and this will provide a new and interesting challenge. Plus, it will help prevent my character from becoming overpowered at higher levels. I'll also be tweaking my OBGE settings to make it look like a very old film.
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