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1. DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA HOW TO
2. DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA MOD
3. DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA MODS

I say, dive into the modding world and don't come up for air for at least three years. There are tons of things that are very annoying. Personally, I suggest leaving behind the vanilla experience. I think its hudmainmenuconfig.xml, but it will say in your main menu what you have to do.

DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA MOD

Once you start looking at them, you should start looking at mod managers and give up your vanilla goal. On the inventory tab where you make the settings, at the bottom is a guide to find the file where you have to really edit the numbers to make them stick. On the other hand, if you want to tackle the leveling system, there are many options. EDIT: The vanilla fonts are in the Oblivion - Misc.bsa If you want the vanilla fonts unpack the bsa file. do what GDelscribe said and reinstall Darnified UI. Ask questions in the comments or on the guides page.

DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA HOW TO

So if you use Darnified UI and you have delete the fonts folder. How to install DarnUI when modding with Bevilex modlist for Oblivion - Graphics. Every single mod you add past the unofficial patches pushes you farther into the quicksand, from which, ultimately, there is no escape. When you delete the fonts folder the Mod fonts does not work, but all vanilla fonts still work. Absolutely, no matter what people tell you.

DARNIFIED UI OBLIVION VANILLA MODS

You absolutely should not install any more mods than those two if you want a vanilla expereience. Well, at that point you are standing on the edge of the mod quicksand pit. And once you're getting into fiddling with a mod to get it just the way you like it. But it will be a little more finicky than you expect. And you can install it as you say - with no manager and some tweaking. Could be a size limit on the files?ĭarnified UI - I mean, it's nice.

I don't remember right now what the threshhold for needing an account at Nexus mods is. The patches and all their files are completely safe. Yes, you can install the unofficial patches without using a mod manager. Of course, if you want to install the unofficial patches, that's fine, but you are already modding the game at that point. :) If you want a vanilla experience, then just play vanilla.

Is the enemy levelling thing really annoying? What is the easiest way to deal with that problem? Is there any other mod which is necessary for first playthrough which is easy to install? Will there be any problem if I install the patches without mod managers? Darnified UI apparently can be installed thorugh extraction and a bit of tweaking files. In fact, that is it's primary attraction: it uses smaller fonts to make more use of the available screen 'real estate'. I am thinking of going with the Unofficial patches and Darnified UI for now. Though the FNV version is not found on the Nexus, DarNified UI NV is a very popular mod despite the fact it is not directly compatible with the positioning of vanilla UI elements. I am am a little unwilling to use a lot of mod managers/script extenders and such programmes right now. So I am aiming to have a near vanilla experience for my first Oblivion playthrough.