Highly recommend using BOSS (Better Oblivion Sorting Software) for this. Open MO and at the top left icons open 'Configure the executables that can be configured through Mod Organizer'.
#Mod organizer 2 oblivion install#
All Better Cities Patches should be AFTER the Better Cities ESPs, starting with the FPS patches, then the compatibility patches. Manually install the OBSE main plugin following the instructions included with the package to the Oblivion game directory. All Replacer ESPs should be BEFORE the Better Cities ESPs. If there is a Better Cities Update archive then repeat the above for this archive too.Īdjust your load order so that all Better Cities ESPs are near the end of your load order. The installer can be used to do everything that was possible with the archive version. Newer versions are available on skyrimnexus and they should be compatible with Oblivion./size Mod Organizer v0.9.3 Description:-Mod Organizer (MO) is a tool for managing mod collections of arbitrary size. This is an on-going mod that aims to retexture the entirety of the game’s map with support for terrain shaders, which make the final results outright amazing. Starting from Mod Organizer 2.4.0, we decided to only distribute the archive version of Mod Organizer on GitHub. size9IMPORTANT: This version of Mod Organizer is old.
#Mod organizer 2 oblivion how to#
A.K.A how to make a game from 2007 relevant again. Once Better Cities is listed as a mod in Mod Organizer 2, place a tick to activate it. The mother of all Oblivion graphics mods is right here. In Mod Organizer 2, click the button "Install a new mod from an archive". If updating from an older version, please ensure that you uninstall the old version before installing the new version. If you want more information about what a specific ESP in the BC archive does, then read What Does Each File Do. It is specifically designed for people who like to experiment with mods and thus need an easy and reliable way to install and uninstall them. Mod Organizer (MO) is a tool for managing mod collections of arbitrary size.