Most of them got it to work, even if eventually. look at how many people have downloaded this mod. don't be afraid to ask, and don't be afraid to look for yourself. Oblivion has been around a long time, and a lot of people have been 'working' at finding ways to do things the wrong way). You may find the solution to your problem has already been offered to someone else, long ago in many cases (it's pretty rare these days for a new person to 'discover' a never seen before problem. As an example of character/NPC looks preferences, in Skyrim I use CBBE, and customized bodies quite a bit in Body Slide, I use Killer Keos Skimpy Armors and The.

Id appreciate some recommendations on what replacers I should consider. Everything I know about installing mods I learned from reading installation instructions and reading through mod comments. Im looking at the Nexus page for OCO2 and it says body replacers should be installed prior to installing OCO2. 1.21 11th of May 2009 - More OMOD fixes, it now includes Exnem's EyeCandy Body foot. 1.20 4th of May 2009 - Updated and fixed OMOD by Taanyth, it now includes Exnem's EyeCandy Body textures so this pack is standalone now. 1.19 31st of August 2008 - Added MadCat's Fighter EBE (Extra Buff Edition). Someone will see your request for help (I for example regularly look through the mod comments section, and if I have an answer, or can suggest something to try I will, as will many others). 1.18 29th of April 2008 - Added the GUTS version.

If you run into problems following those instructions post a question in the mod comments, outlining each step you have taken in as much detail as possible. Follow the mod's installation instructions. Well made mods will come with installation instructions. If you get an error you most certainly are trying to do the impossible (install a mod with NMM that will never successfully install with NMM).

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