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After a long search on how to change the size of the moons, I finally found a way in the construction set. But it doesn't work at all... Can somebody tells me if there is a specific thing to do ? I don't understand why it doesn't work. Also, if someone want to test, let me know and I'll send you the esp, maybe it doesn't work only on my Oblivion.
Here's where I found the settings :
-Open the construction set with oblivion loaded.
-Go to gameplay, then settings and finally, find the line called iMasserSize or iSecundaSize

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  1. sandone
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    Sorry for making a second comment....umm...from the looks of it, the iMasserSize and iSecundaSize seem to be linked to the engine itself (Oblivion.exe) and not the Oblivion.esm master file...I wonder why changing it wouldn't affect anything...
    1. Lougian
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      Thanks for the answer Sandone, yes I have seen about Skyrim, that's how I found it for Oblivion. If you do a script extender for this, I would be so much happy
    2. discovery1
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      you may need to create an esp to do this to make the effect permanent
    3. sandone
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      I'll try to look into it more, and Lougian, you're welcome to send me the test esp if you'd like. I'm a little busy right now though, but sometime soon I'll hopefully have time to help. >.<
  2. sandone
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    Hmm...I'd love to know that myself...I haven't looked into this too much myself, but it seems that others have had the same problem...for Fallout 3 and for Skyrim it seems to work fine from what I've skimmed over. Here's a Fallout 3 example: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/572/?

    So I'm not sure...sorry that's not really helpful. If I have to, I'll write a script extender plugin to do this >.>

    (Oh, and nice work on the landscape so far :3)