The mod doesn't do much of anything except add a cemetery. Supposedly there's a quest to it that nobody ever really figured out. The author was obviously very excited about it initially, but has abandoned it for 12 years now, which should tell you something. Takes up 2 active slots in the order due to the UL patch. Simply not worth it.
altough i dont expect any help (if this mod is forgotten) but here is my problem
even though i put the right armor folders in the right place. (meshes and textures) the armor wont apear correctly, the only thing i see of it are 3 pieces with purple colour. if advias is possible, can i hace it plz?
I liked that mod, but, what made me hate it, is the dagger shield... I can't even take it off? I'm gonna get rid of that mod, but, I liked the cemetery idea though.
THIS is the proof that Oblivion's modding community is still alive and kickin'. Congratulations to the team, mods like this are what make me glad I continue playing Oblivion.
My endorsement is coming up as soon as the Nexus allows it, it is the least I can do to show my gratitude.
Thanks Nico, I used the original just after you released it and put it in, love those swords. I am such a novice I did not want to break anything you did with the mesh and textures as I an quite a realist when it comes to my skills and knowledge.
I did notice while installing that you have not renamed the .nifs or textures from Nicos Gift or their file locations in your mod. Not a big deal, and in fact helpful to remove unneeded files in ones Data folder but may be worthy of mention in your readme for those that install it OMOD, and happen to have Nicos Gift also installed. There have been some re-textures available for my mod which might catch some people off guard when installing this mod, and letting it overwrite files. Just a heads up.
Nico, my old friend....it is the inspiration of modders like yourself who can actually create beauty and offer it as a resource for those among us like myself who cannot make a stick man who does not look fat.
After theses many years here and on the official forums, I felt the need to actually create something that others would find acceptable to add to their own games. I started with a concept and the support and ideas of the team, and learned everything I could to get it to a point where it was not only playable but had a little intrinsic beauty of it's own.
Although I did the actual mod making, and god forbid the AI packages, dialogues, voice and lipsync files, some scripting and script editing. You get to hear the voices of the team, my voice is that of the Caretaker. We painstakingly creating unique items so there would be no conflicts and renaming others for the same reason.
The credit for this work goes to those whose materials and assets we used, the ideas and insights of the team, but in particular the love and support of a group of individuals who surmounted much to actually work as a team. These folks current, past and contributors like yourself; have my undying love and respect.
On a personal note, you can blame or credit Cicer0 and Kendo2 for their assistance when this began, their help and advice were instrumental in my learning curve.
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but here is my problem
even though i put the right armor folders in the right place. (meshes and textures)
the armor wont apear correctly, the only thing i see of it are 3 pieces with purple colour.
if advias is possible, can i hace it plz?
My endorsement is coming up as soon as the Nexus allows it, it is the least I can do to show my gratitude.
Micky
Description changed and a new readme uploaded.
Just a heads up.
After theses many years here and on the official forums, I felt the need to actually create something that others would find acceptable to add to their own games. I started with a concept and the support and ideas of the team, and learned everything I could to get it to a point where it was not only playable but had a little intrinsic beauty of it's own.
Although I did the actual mod making, and god forbid the AI packages, dialogues, voice and lipsync files, some scripting and script editing. You get to hear the voices of the team, my voice is that of the Caretaker. We painstakingly creating unique items so there would be no conflicts and renaming others for the same reason.
The credit for this work goes to those whose materials and assets we used, the ideas and insights of the team, but in particular the love and support of a group of individuals who surmounted much to actually work as a team. These folks current, past and contributors like yourself; have my undying love and respect.
On a personal note, you can blame or credit Cicer0 and Kendo2 for their assistance when this began, their help and advice were instrumental in my learning curve.
Micky aka buddah
Rarely do I find a mod worthy of adding to my already heavily modded game.
This is one I will be adding.