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1) after completion of the main quest, it messes up the Temple district, as others have already pointed out: the cobbled streets and steps leading up to the temple of the one and to the other district exit doors all go missing, and are instead replaced with a generic cobbled dirt road texture like from outside the imperial city.
2) this mod also disables the interior lighting of the main hall in the elder council chambers, making it a dark and broody place fit for a daedric prince and not for the heart of the empire.
if you do not frequent these areas, then by all means go ahead and install this mod and enjoy it, but if you have completed the main quest, the temple district will remain a buggy eyesore.
thanks
How do I add the meshes folder to the ini file? Where is the actual ini file anyway?
Generally you just need to copy the files into wherever Oblivion is installed, and select Yes to overwrite any files. If you have space, it's a good idea to make a backup of the data folder before adding a new mod.
But to answer your question, for future reference when you do need to alter the ini, you should find it under C:/users/*your name*/Documents/MyGames/Oblivion
Two versions of the mod are available, one with shutters present around window frames in some cities, and another Lite version." The 'Illumination Without.esp' seems to be the lite version.
WARNING: i don't suggest anyone use this mod unless to experiment, due to the bug i experienced
At last ... Lights in the windows ... The houses are not empty ... There are people living in them ... HeHeHe...
Congratulations...
Thank you...