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by Z-Weezy on November 12th, 2009
I am guessing from your problems that you are trying to change character models? If that is the case, a lot of times, you need a third party program to invalidate the old files and validate the new files. Another major issue can be patches (certain mods are incompatible with earlier/later official patches). Another likely problem is that you unpacked them in the wrong area, or didn't overwrite the old files (if file were being replaced).
Check out http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Oblivion
by The Un-named on November 12th, 2009
i don't really remember very well but i think when you start the game there should be an option in the menu to choose which mods you want to activate.
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You're reading Can someone help me get my Oblivion mods to work? I use Oblivion Mod Manager yet the mods fail to work in the game, even though they are in the correct files. Any advice?
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Thanks for the link, and i use oblivion modmanager to unpack and place the files, so ill have to look into it, thansk again.
by Bleuxbell on November 12th, 2009