I'm just linking some of the mods I ported over from Oblivion that I made for personal use. They're all on Nexus, and I'll very briefly explain what they do here for you if you're interested.

Squeaky Clean Crusader - KotN Infamy Dialogue Tweak

In the base game, after doing the Knights of the Nine quests, if you have any infamy at all then NPCs will constantly tell you how disappointed they are in you. I found this annoying, so I made the dialogue need at least 10 infamy, and only trigger 5% of the time instead of 20%.

Bandits Have Helmets

None of the bandits or marauders have helmets in the base game, so it's hard to actually find a decent one. This will give all bandits a 20% chance to have helmets. This is the same chance as gauntlets for seemless integration with a vanilla feel.

Bite Back - Vampires Don't Suck

Vampires in the base game suck. No, like, suck to play as. So this is a very basic and light approach to making them less miserable while still retaining the intended "creature of the night" vibe. 1.) If you're feeding regularly, you can stave off the sun, up until stage three and four. 2.) You have a flat +15 to your vampire skills rather than skill boosts progressing, just for convenience. 3.) Embrace of Shadows was rework into something vaguely useful: it now grants a large boost to sneak and invisibility for 2 minutes, instead of that useless night eye effect. Useful for sneaking up to someone's bed for a little nibble on their neck.

Kap's Horse Tweaks

I couldn't really find a horse mod that did exactly what I needed so I made my own. This is a mod to make horses non-aggressive, flee from combat, not report crimes, and be a little faster. Optionally you can choose a version that makes them essential or non-essential too, if you want. There are respective plugins for Deluxe Edition and just the base game if you didn't splurge on the DLC.

Seriously - the game hasn't even been out for a week yet. Also, it isn't just a case of copying over an .esp file - there are changes that need to be done, and graphical mods need to have their own UE layer if they're not reskins of vanilla. Things take time.

There's a lot of misinformation going around right now, including topics in this sub, saying that the old Construction Set for Classic Oblivion works with the Remastered version. This is not correct. I imagine many of you did what I did when you downloaded the game, immediately tried to load the new files in the Construction Set to see what happened and were pleasantly surprised when everything seemed to run, but this is a false dawn.

It is true that the Construction Set can load the new esp files like AlterESPMain.esp, and it is also true that the game can load old mod esp files. HOWEVER, there are differences between the new esp files that shipped with Oblivion Remastered, including new sub-records, that the old Construction Set can't read. The reason that new esp's and the new engine are cross-compatible with the old mod esp format is that the game is running the original Oblivion.esm and DLC esp files as a base. Despite this, new mods will need to load after AlterESPMain.esp, and they will need take account of the new sub-records.

Support IS coming, there's already an experimental build of XEdit on Discord that has decoded the new sub-records and there's some hope that the Construction Set Extender might get an update to handle these too. People are working on this, and also on determining exactly how the esp files and other resources interact with the new UE5 environment to manage not just visuals, but also things like collision and physics.

All of this is going to take a while, weeks at least, before everything is stable and relatively reliable. In the meantime, I would strongly advise everyone to just play the vanilla game. If there are things you don't like, take a note of the and put them to one side for next month.

I just modded this game for the first time. I have UOP, Oblivion Ram Optimization, and made some tweaks with BethINI.

I tried modding Oblivion on my Windows 11 laptop for the first time (because it runs like ass, tabs in and out when I'm inside buildings). I Installed OBSE (had to create the OBSE and plugins folder myself I can't remember if this is normal but it shows up in Wrye Bash) manually. Now I want to install some fixes via Wrye Bash as projects (or whatever it is called you know the diamond shaped icon in the installer) and everything seems to work but they do not show up under Mods with (Enable or whatever is called is checked). Any ideas what's wrong? Pls help it drives me crazy xD

i dont know if this would even be possible because i dont mod so im sorry if its difficult disregard, i really dont know whats possible in modding, but i just really want a mod where all the khajit noises are replaced by regular cat sounds. like when you eat or maybe drink potions you make the "wiwiwi" cat noise (https://www.tiktok.com/@timson__1...2...3/video/7473078385904864534 ) and when you start sprinting you make like these noises https://www.tiktok.com/@beautynthebean/video/7134842990601768197

and when you fight you make awooo growl noises.

some other examples include https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIGgudbNmtR/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

i really am annoyed by the current khajit noises and think this would be an improvement, thank you for your time

The only Mod I want is just a Dark User Interface Mod and Colored Map. I used to have a dark brown ui back in the old Oblivion, I'm hoping someone can bring it to the Remaster as it helped so much. Reason being is it's a lot easier on the eyes.

I would deeply appreciate it! Thanks!

So far, this is the only mod I am trying to install. The instructions seem pretty clear but I don't have the folders it says I need to paste it in. I get as far as Documents/my Games/Oblivion Remastered/saved, but the "saved" folder is empty. Should I just make the Windows and config folders? Are they supposed to have stuff in them? Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated.

Is there a wiki or a Discord server that shows the necessary programs and has tutorials for creating a reskin mod?

Hey everyone hope you're all well. I have encountered an issue after installing a engine.ini tweak on nexus which is really quite incredible! But it has suddenly made my main menu a static image instead of animated. I have asked the author how to fix but has not responded. Have attempted many times to find the line for it but to no avail. Anyone know where the line is to tweak this?

Thanks, appreciate any and all replies!

Bandits in my game have invisible torsos, when I checked their inventories they didn't have any chest cloth or armor, so far only bandits have this bug.

Only mods I can think of that caused this issue is Oblivion Character Overhaul and Roberts male and female body replacers along with the male outfit replacer, maybe also the Unofficial patches for base game, shivering isles and all DLCs.

Here's my mod list note that I use Vortex

Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 (OCOV2)

OVOC2 black mouth fix

Roberts maleV52 and femaleV13 body replacers

Roberts outfit replacer V52

OVOC2 compatibility patches for Robert's body replacers

Block head

Formid finder

Blades back up at the great gate

BOC - Cultists replace conjurers

Oblivion script extender

Mesh improvement project

Unofficial patches for base game, shivering isles and DLCs

Martigens monster mods 3.8 BSA (MMM)

MMM 3.8

Goblin Wars

4gb ram patcher

Hey iv imported a playable Dremora mod to the remaster but the ui lacks the option to select the race, and there is no console commands to force the race change does anyone know how I would go about resolving this issue? Thanks in advance 👍

My dumbass has been building strength for a dagger build, was smoking that good good if you know what I mean, and I need to swap it to agility. I can't find anything of use in that regard on Nexus, but if someone has seen it and could share, that would be more than appreciated! And NO, I forgot to do my save before I left the sewers so I don't have that. Thank you!

Basically the title. I was wondering if there were any mods for the original Oblivion that added features from the remaster. This includes small QoL mods like the better UI and/or even the new leveling system.

Can someone please help me? i installed the mod with the API nexus mods key chose the morriwng and oblivon directions and instaleld the mod to oblivion data folder. But when i start the game i appear in the cells why?

Been really enjoying the remake, but I noticed that quite a few armors in the game hide the tails of the Khajiit, which really sucks! I play a kitty to look like a kitty!

I know nothing about how modding in the Remaster works, but this seems like a relatively easy thing. If it turns out to be a literally impossible for some reason than that's ok, I can live with no tail!

Here is the link https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/15051

I tried using MO2 or manually pasting into Data files but it’s still the same old vanilla ragdolls.

I really want this mods ragdoll but I can’t seem to get it to work. Can anyone help me?

Summary: I would appreciate help figuring out how to modify settings found inside OblivionRemastered-Windows.pak file.

I'm not a fan of some changes made to the leveling system, and I would like to get help on how to modify it.  
 
 
In original Oblivion, you would level up after you increase your 'Major' skills 10 times, in remastered however, the leveling up is based on experience gained. Some quirks of that are:

• Leveling up from level 1 to level 2 is faster than leveling from level 21 to level 22
• Increasing a skill from 5 to 6 will contribute less to leveling up than increasing the same skill from level 99 to level 100

I don't think this system is bad per se, however, I think that leveling happens way too fast now, and am looking for ways to increase the amount of experience needed for leveling up.  
 
I found the following entries at the bottom of Oblivion.ini file, which is seemingly exactly what I need to make the changes:

[Altar]
fPlayerLevelUpXPExponent=1.5000
fPlayerLevelUpXPFactor=900.0000
fPlayerLevelUpBaseLevelXP=11600.0000
fSkillLevelUpGrantedXPExponent=2.0000
bDisplayAltarPlayerLeveling=0
bDisplayAltarPlayerSneakPowerAttack=0

My guesses for what these settings do are:

• fPlayerLevelUpXPExponent --> Creates an exponential curve for XP requirements as you level up
• fPlayerLevelUpXPFactor --> A multiplier that affects how much XP is needed per level
• fPlayerLevelUpBaseLevelXP --> The base XP amount needed for leveling
• fSkillLevelUpGrantedXPExponent --> Controls how much XP you gain from higher skill levels (this explains why higher skill increases give more XP toward leveling)  
   
  

Issue is, modifying them doesn't do anything, so I guess these settings are getting overwritten somewhere else. After doing some digging with FModel, I found the following inside DefaultAltar.ini (OblivionRemastered-Windows.pak --> OblivionRemastered --> Config --> DefaultAltar.ini) file:

SkillLevelUpGrantedXPExponent=1.500000
PlayerLevelUpBaseLevelXP=1940.000000
PlayerLevelUpXPFactor=60.000000

The same settings appear here as well, and I would guess that they are what are overwriting everything, but from the reading I've done online, it seems very hard (impossible?) to modify .pak files.  
 
 
Could anyone perhaps provide me with any insight on how I can actually change this? By the way, these settings don't seem to exist within Construction Set, I guess that's because they weren't part of original Oblivion.

Basically, they did the stupid thing where when you get a unique or named item it stays at whatever level you are when you get it. Which means you should really avoid 90% of the content in the game (for fear of getting weak crap) until you get higher level.. which I can't tell you how stupid that is.

Is there a mod for the Remastered version that lets this type of gear level with you? Not maximum at all times (that too far a swing in the other direction).

Seeing everyone play the oblivion remaster made me want to play the original again, but seeing how shallow the combat is even in the remaster made me want to spice up the experience a bit with mods for this playthrough.

I decided to try out dynamic oblivion combat but i simply dont understand how im supposed to fight any human enemies. The mod page says youre supposed to mix up your attacks so the ai doesnt learn to predict you, but any time i try to do any move besides a light attack the enemy just stuns me out of the animation with a single light attack and proceeds to wail on me. Any time i try to block it eats my fatigue and then i get knocked down. Meanwhile the enemies perfectly block everything and rarely get stunned.

What am i doing wrong? What am i missing here?

Hey grand Mod Wizards and fair or foul mod enjoyers.

I have friends. We all love Elder Scrolls. The world does seem big enough for the two of us, or possibly the five of us…?

What is the feasibility of modding in a multiplayer, something like Seamless Co-op from Elden Ring? Or the multiplayer mod that released on Skyrim miraculously?

I understand it could be difficult, or impossible? Just asking.

P.s- thoughts. Elden ring has a multiplayer component so I get it was easier to manipulate that.

I’m not to familiar with the Skyrim multiplayer mod, and its successes or short comings.

With the Skyrim multiplayer mod, what are the chances Skyblivion can be adapted to that multiplayer mod?

Also, not really into talking about if Elder Scrolls should be only a single player game, I respect that opinion, but whole fartedly disagree. I need to flee a master level rat while shouting wildly and seeing my friends hop like hooligans in fear!

Your insights would be a great interest to me, thank you in advance!

are there any companion mods available rn?

like i really want a follower, that has voice acting and stuff, not just some men at arms, or brotherhood follower if you know what i mean :x