I just chose a "manual install" using DarNified_UI_132_7z_Archive-10763.7z.Īt first, I had the basic "nothing is different" symptoms, then after changing SFontFile_1 in Oblivion.ini, I had "only the font changed", and so on. The problem had NOTHING to do with OBMM or NMM or WireBash or anything similar. I just wanted to add some info on what allowed DarNifiedUI to (finally!) work for me. and I must say "thanks" to all of you folks for your kind efforts in helping one another out. It's been a while since I did any modding so my memory of the tools is getting a little hazy. Автор сообщения: LC-DDMI'm happy to say that you are wrong, at least technically. Toggle it as well if you are having issues with it off. Special note, I'm not sure if it is important to any of these steps, but the profile I use has Archive Invalidation set to ENABLED. After that, I think they behave much like any other mod. Create a mod based off of those, and give it any name you'd like (with OBMM between parenthesis should you wish to differentiate).
From there on, if you know your Mod Organizer, it's fairly simple - you'll find stuff in the Overwrite folder - the "leftover" files from the OMOD's installation. Once Darnified UI is installed through OMOD in OBMM, close it.
#Darnified ui oblivion archived install#
Now, key note here is to INSTALL ONE AT A TIME. In this case, this would be Darnified UI or its DarkUI cousin. well, Mod Organizer.īasically, I had to get OBlivion Mod Manager, made it so it would run -through- Mod Organizer via the application menu, and then install -any- OMODs necessary. I'm happy to say that you are wrong, at least technically.
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