ritualclarity

Go play a video game or something.. you need a break..

Ah.. yes.. I made a mistake it is still showing where the default location is at.. Yes.. those have changed and no General is there. I will go back and correct that over-site. Thanks. Guess am tired. Shouldn't try to tackle the Phase III or IV tonight.. well today.. lol

I did it and general is the first thing I can see for both the skyrm ini as well as the Skyrim Pref .ini.

Phase II. The spINI. Easy to follow. This makes universal changes to the MO folder and all Profiles regardless. Now .. how can someone double check to see if the actual changes did take place.? Iknow it isn't that important directly but it might be nice to have a few checks that can be done. Shortly on to Phase III

Yes... she is the one that you need to talk about adding futa to Oblivion... I know of no other with the level of quality she put into each outfit.

The software from LL and the software from here is a bit different. Your bud Elf Prince has moved his massive tutorial and has some experiences with the differences, he might be able to help to get the transfer over be as smooth as possible.

Give this a try with some of the mods you really know. Open MOd organizer. find the Mods' folder and open that. Then unzip your mods you downloaded (making sure it is structured correctly which I am fairly confident you know how to do that) then drag it into the folder. (named properly of course) Then open MO and see your mod listed on the left side toward the bottom.. :). I do this with TTW and can install it in under 5 minutes from start to finish. No need to create a FOMM install and then install it Just remember to have MO off when doing so. (Don't know if it would hurt it but I never did this with MO active). Now you can have MO drag and drop (basically like manual install except to MO/Mod folder. and separate. Very nice in my opinion.

Hey, happysparkles Glad to see you checked this site out. It is OK happysparkles.. :D. It is perfectly fine for you to have two threads one for the female and one for the TS content. I see nothing wrong with that. It is fine for you to bring any content you want over or just hang out and have fun. It is up to you :). I believe you will find that we are easy going. Maybe if there ends up being a lot of TS content for Oblivion (and fans) we might even be able to make a TS sub-forum in Oblivion. :P. No promises.. ;).

Will check out later. thanks.

Absolutely. I would also hope you are able to help support some of us noobs trying to work them as well

Above the current status without doing the spINI.

PapyrusUtil: Do we install it when we get it? Is there something later we will do with it? I don't see Tamriel Reloaded. I do see TES5LOGGen. Are we to get both?

TESedit needs to go in the main folder. You are correct about the mods and MO, TESedit is a tool, not a mod. It needs to stay outside of the Data folder. MO handles all that should go inside the data folder. In one example SKSE has most of its files outside of the data folder (in the main folder ) however it has a small folder called "data" and it needs to be handled by MO, because it is a folder that goes inside the data folder. Therefore a benefit for MO to handle it. Am i making myself clear? As for doing what I am typing don't. I am just throwing out ideas and concepts. Feedback. You should follow the tutorial (I am in the end will have the files in the places and configuration that she set forth, just the path and way it is done is different) Then give feedback on clarity, grammar, confusing sections for you, Alternate ideas like I have done, then she can review it and make some changes to her tutorial or not.

Wyre Bash... Nothing to say about this section.

TESedit installation. How I do it. 1) Download, Open it (TESedit download) and the main Skyrim folder. Drag contents from TESedit to Skyrim main folder. TESedit has been installed. ;). 2) Open MO. click on the box beside the "run". Select Edit. from drop down. A box opens, Type TESedit in the Title. click box besides Binary Go to Skyrim main folder select the TESedit.exe. click "Add" then "Close". TESedit has been configured. 3) Test. click on the box, Find TESedit, select, click Run, Watch it load. TESedit has been confirmed to work Done and even tested.

The google translator is what I talking about...

A brief thought of my changes to this part. :). Next we're going to do a few other things to set up MO. In MO across the top bar, click the Wrench and Screwdriver. Click the Nexus tab, click "Automatically Log in" and enter your information. Click the "Associate with ... " Button below. Next while on the MO Settings (Wrench and Screwdriver) click on "Workarounds" Click "Back date BSA" click OK Next, click the ID picture at the top (Configure Profiles, when you hover over it). Check "Automatic Archive Invalidation" and "Local Savegames" for the default profile. You can click "Rename" on the right side to name it to what you want. Later you will select "Copy" to create a playable profile keeping the "default" or whatever you name it safe and unchanged. click "Close". The "local savegames" keeps your saves in MO for use later and to keep them separated for profile uses. The Backdate BSA might actually need to be done after we do all the installation of the BSAs. It is a workaround that I never personally needed to run so far. However I don't see how it could harm anything. Moving on... Not so soon.. lol I also would like to point out the two settings in the "general" tab. Compact Download Interface Download Meta Information. both useful. The Compact Download Interface allows for more mods to be viewed at a time on the downloads tab in MO. And the Download meta Information allows for more readable (name given by Nexus) for the downloads. Optional but very useful. (I even know how to change the name given from the meta data after it has been loaded. lol). Might want to throw that out there.

OH shit... dam that is cool.

An example is her avatar;). Also the full sized photo can be found in the Gallery.. :).

That is an idea I tossed around but haven't officially put forward to Doublezero. Not sure if it is possible to do so. Now if that is impossible the second question would be can we change them out for ones the community likes or perhaps even some that the community posted in the gallery (provided it is of a size and quality to do so;)). However I would also like to have this option as well. On that note, has anyone changed the background and have it change back some time later when you re-log in?

Not at all. You needed some point of reference and most places you get it from is hostile and mean to the game. I hope I was level and fair in my personal explanation of the game experience for myself. Also I experience some love for the older games and not so much for the newest and in some case a brand new game and not the older ones. The real key is properly expressing the reasons we like it. Sometimes there might be something there that the other person(s) never thought of.