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This replaces the Bittercup mesh with a new one that is reflective and bump mapped, much cooler, weirder, and totally out of place in grimy Morrowind.
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BITTERCUP REPLACER
This replaces the Bittercup mesh with a new one that is reflective and bump mapped and much cooler. No ESP is required.
When you find the Bittercup, it will be floating a few inches above the surface - this is because this mesh is smaller than the old mesh. Once you pick it up, it should work fine when you put it down again. I *could* fix this, but I am using the mesh elsewhere and it would mess things up there. So just ignore it, or pretend that it's magical and floating in the air, or that it is balanced on the heads of invisible miniature Alits or something.
Extract to your Morrowind folder. If that fails, place Artifact_bittercup_01.nif in the m subfolder of the meshes folder, and the three textures in the MI subfolder (create it if you need to) of the textures folder.
Permission is granted to use this in your own mods, retexture it, modify the mesh, etc. Have fun.
Thanks,
Phaedrus
16 May 2009
MODITO ERGO SUM.
This replaces the Bittercup mesh with a new one that is reflective and bump mapped and much cooler. No ESP is required.
When you find the Bittercup, it will be floating a few inches above the surface - this is because this mesh is smaller than the old mesh. Once you pick it up, it should work fine when you put it down again. I *could* fix this, but I am using the mesh elsewhere and it would mess things up there. So just ignore it, or pretend that it's magical and floating in the air, or that it is balanced on the heads of invisible miniature Alits or something.
Extract to your Morrowind folder. If that fails, place Artifact_bittercup_01.nif in the m subfolder of the meshes folder, and the three textures in the MI subfolder (create it if you need to) of the textures folder.
Permission is granted to use this in your own mods, retexture it, modify the mesh, etc. Have fun.
Thanks,
Phaedrus
16 May 2009
MODITO ERGO SUM.