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Last updated at 0:45, 16 Feb 2011 Uploaded at 0:58, 14 Feb 2011
Description
This is just a little fix I made for Colourwheel's Sexy Oblivion Overhaul. I made this for myself primarily, but I thought I'd put it up in case anyone was having the same issue.
The races introduced in CW's mod are not meant to be playable, strictly speaking. However they have to have the "playable" flag checked due to the way Oblivion handles unplayable races. This results in a bug when one scrolls over them in the racemenu, locking the hair and eye modifier for all races so that they can't be changed.
This mod is a small OBSE script which makes the new races introduced by CW's mod unplayable whenever you open the racemenu, and reverts them back to their original playable state once you're done. Thus fixing the small issue. :)
Requirements
+ OBSE v0020 beta5 ( Only version I've tested. Let me know if it works on earlier versions aswell. :) )
+ Colourwheels Sexy Oblivion OverHaul v5.1. This is not technically required for the mod to run (the mod checks if CW's mod is installed and only runs if it is), but there is no point in installing this mod if you don't have CW's mod.
Installation
Installation of this mod is really straightforward.
1. Check that both OBSE v0020 beta 5 and Colourwheel's mod are working properly first. If they are then proceed.
2. Download the main file for this mod from TESNexus.
3. Extract the CWRaceFix.esp into your Oblivion/Data folder.
4. Open your favorite mod loader (e.g. Wrye Bash or OBMM) and make sure the mod loads right after Colourwheel's Sexy Oblivion Overhaul.
5. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done. Now go play the game. ^^
For installation instructions on how to install Colourwheel's mod check out the description for the mod and look under the "Installation" section.
For installation instructions on how to install OBSE go to:
TES CS Wiki: Oblivion Script Extender
Follow the instructions under "Installation" and you should be good to go.
Good luck. :)
Notes
There shouldn't be any incompatibilities. This mod is so small and so specific that chances of a conflict with another mod are minimal.
This is just a little fix I made for Colourwheel's Sexy Oblivion Overhaul. I made this for myself primarily, but I thought I'd put it up in case anyone was having the same issue.
The races introduced in CW's mod are not meant to be playable, strictly speaking. However they have to have the "playable" flag checked due to the way Oblivion handles unplayable races. This results in a bug when one scrolls over them in the racemenu, locking the hair and eye modifier for all races so that they can't be changed.
This mod is a small OBSE script which makes the new races introduced by CW's mod unplayable whenever you open the racemenu, and reverts them back to their original playable state once you're done. Thus fixing the small issue. :)
Requirements
+ OBSE v0020 beta5 ( Only version I've tested. Let me know if it works on earlier versions aswell. :) )
+ Colourwheels Sexy Oblivion OverHaul v5.1. This is not technically required for the mod to run (the mod checks if CW's mod is installed and only runs if it is), but there is no point in installing this mod if you don't have CW's mod.
Installation
Installation of this mod is really straightforward.
1. Check that both OBSE v0020 beta 5 and Colourwheel's mod are working properly first. If they are then proceed.
2. Download the main file for this mod from TESNexus.
3. Extract the CWRaceFix.esp into your Oblivion/Data folder.
4. Open your favorite mod loader (e.g. Wrye Bash or OBMM) and make sure the mod loads right after Colourwheel's Sexy Oblivion Overhaul.
5. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done. Now go play the game. ^^
For installation instructions on how to install Colourwheel's mod check out the description for the mod and look under the "Installation" section.
For installation instructions on how to install OBSE go to:
TES CS Wiki: Oblivion Script Extender
Follow the instructions under "Installation" and you should be good to go.
Good luck. :)
Notes
There shouldn't be any incompatibilities. This mod is so small and so specific that chances of a conflict with another mod are minimal.
