BTmod 2.2 UI Customization Package question/problem

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>> BTmod 2.2 UI Customization Package
>> By Beider
>>
>> I am trying to get the stat screens from this mod working, where you
>> can add extra text, remove borders, make the map take up all of the
>> screen
>> so I install these files where they state
>> (Oblivion\Data\menus\prefabs\ui_config) and I have no other mod
>> installed to conflict with them, but I still don't see any
>> difference. how do I get them to work?
>>
> You'll need to extract the BTModv220.rar package first completely,
> and after that apply the custom stuff from the Custom package.

oh i see, i had that but deleted it when i thought it was going to make all
the changes without letting me choose only the ones i want.

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>> BTmod 2.2 UI Customization Package
>> By Beider
>>
>> I am trying to get the stat screens from this mod working, where you
>> can add extra text, remove borders, make the map take up all of the
>> screen
>> so I install these files where they state
>> (Oblivion\Data\menus\prefabs\ui_config) and I have no other mod
>> installed to conflict with them, but I still don't see any
>> difference. how do I get them to work?
>>
> You'll need to extract the BTModv220.rar package first completely,
> and after that apply the custom stuff from the Custom package.

I am still having difficulty with this one. can you explain it in detail?
the readme's with the files are a little vague, or maybe I am being a little
vague.

there is a whole bunch of stuff in the BTModv220.rar package that I simply
do not want while the UI I Customization Package has all the files I want.


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>hmmm thanks I guess. I wish this was another tick the box once and play
>mods. it's robbed me of 2 days playtime and made me reinstall the game and
>re-download all the other mods to clean it up and remove incompatible mods.

You don't keep downloaded mods in a separate directory for use in later
reinstalls?

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Highlandish wrote:
> hmmm thanks I guess. I wish this was another tick the box once and
> play mods. it's robbed me of 2 days playtime and made me reinstall
> the game and re-download all the other mods to clean it up and remove
> incompatible mods.

It *is* a tick once and play mod, especially if you downloaded the
self-installing version. I have no earthly idea what you've done to get
yourself in a condition where it was necessary to reinstall the game, but
whatever it was, this mod didn't do it, based on what I've seen at least.

Everything in the mod only goes in one folder AFAIK, the Data/Menus folder,
and if you backed the Menus folder up before installing, then to go back to
it all you need to do is get rid of the "post-BT mod" Menus folder and
replace it with the original. Easiest way to do that kind of thing is
simply rename the "original" to something like XXmenusXX.

Or, you could simply delete the Menus folder and the game should revert to
its defaults.

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> "Highlandish" <ckreskay_CURSEING.TakeThisOut@dodo.com.au> looked up from reading
> the entrails of the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the
> signs say:
> <snip>
>>hmmm thanks I guess. I wish this was another tick the box once and
>>play mods. it's robbed me of 2 days playtime and made me reinstall
>>the game and re-download all the other mods to clean it up and remove
>>incompatible mods.
>
> You don't keep downloaded mods in a separate directory for use in
> later reinstalls?
>
> Xocyll

i didint, i combined them all in a spare folder then copied that folder to
oblivion, haveing deleted the originals. my bad....

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