I have tried that method, and it seems to have failed.. If anyone who has downloaded this mod can take screenshots for me (because i can't seem to get it to work) the help would be appreciated.
thanks for trying to teach me something lonewolfz. (I'm just very stupid)
about the screenshot thing i have answer... By default, each time Oblivion loads up, it reads the values held in the Oblivion.ini file stored under your Documents and Settings[username]My DocumentsMy GamesOblivion directory (or Users[username]DocumentsMy GamesOblivion in Vista). This file can be opened and edited using a text editor like Windows Notepad or Wordpad, however before editing it, first change all of your in-game settings to the way you want them, then close Oblivion and make a backup copy of this file. If at any time you want to find the default values for any of the .ini variables, open the Oblivion_default.ini file under your Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivion directory. This file contains all the defaults for Oblivion on your system, and should never be edited or deleted. If you want the game to quickly restore all the default values for your Oblivion.ini file, simply delete the Oblivion.ini file and it will be recreated with the default values the next time you start Oblivion. This can help to quickly resolve any problems you may be having as a result of incorrectly tweaking variables, however obviously you will lose all your customizations as well as your in-game settings preferences.
[General Variables]
bAllowConsole=1 - This setting allows you to use the in-game console (See Console Commands section) if set to 1. There is no reason to set it to 0.
bAllowScreenShot=1 - If set to 1, allows you to take a screenshot at any time by pressing the PRINT SCREEN key. Screenshots will be in BMP format and stored in your Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivion directory. Alternatively, you can use Fraps, which is my preference.
SScreenShotBaseName=ScreenShot - This determines the name given to every screenshot file (followed by a number as determined below), e.g. Screenshot12.bmp.
iScreenShotIndex=7 - This determines the number given to the next screenshot taken.
Sorry about the no pics thing, I can't seem to take screenshots in game. there is one bed, 5 containers, and it adds a fire to the fireplace with seating. all containers are non-respawning.
if anyone can help me with the screenshots thing, it would be appreciated.
as the pervious poster said, most people dont download things like player homes, races, or things of that sort without pictures of what they will get. also, maybe a bit more detailed description would help (ex, number of beds, safe, nonrespawning containers, etc.
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If anyone who has downloaded this mod can take screenshots for me (because i can't seem to get it to work) the help would be appreciated.
thanks for trying to teach me something lonewolfz.
(I'm just very stupid)
By default, each time Oblivion loads up, it reads the values held in the Oblivion.ini file stored under your Documents and Settings[username]My DocumentsMy GamesOblivion directory (or Users[username]DocumentsMy GamesOblivion in Vista). This file can be opened and edited using a text editor like Windows Notepad or Wordpad, however before editing it, first change all of your in-game settings to the way you want them, then close Oblivion and make a backup copy of this file. If at any time you want to find the default values for any of the .ini variables, open the Oblivion_default.ini file under your Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivion directory. This file contains all the defaults for Oblivion on your system, and should never be edited or deleted. If you want the game to quickly restore all the default values for your Oblivion.ini file, simply delete the Oblivion.ini file and it will be recreated with the default values the next time you start Oblivion. This can help to quickly resolve any problems you may be having as a result of incorrectly tweaking variables, however obviously you will lose all your customizations as well as your in-game settings preferences.
[General Variables]
bAllowConsole=1 - This setting allows you to use the in-game console (See Console Commands section) if set to 1. There is no reason to set it to 0.
bAllowScreenShot=1 - If set to 1, allows you to take a screenshot at any time by pressing the PRINT SCREEN key. Screenshots will be in BMP format and stored in your Program FilesBethesda SoftworksOblivion directory. Alternatively, you can use Fraps, which is my preference.
SScreenShotBaseName=ScreenShot - This determines the name given to every screenshot file (followed by a number as determined below), e.g. Screenshot12.bmp.
iScreenShotIndex=7 - This determines the number given to the next screenshot taken.
if anyone can help me with the screenshots thing, it would be appreciated.