2. how Do i know how much critical chance do i have?
3. how can i add options to my weapons or Cloths?
For help
Full Version: Some Questions
1. can i creat my own suit or weapons?
2. how Do i know how much critical chance do i have?
3. how can i add options to my weapons or Cloths?
For help
2. how Do i know how much critical chance do i have?
3. how can i add options to my weapons or Cloths?
For help
1. Yes in the construction set
2. I don't know
3. ????
2. I don't know
3. ????
QUOTE(CoolCat6 @ Sep 29 2008, 12:22 AM) 
1. Yes in the construction set
2. I don't know
3. ????
2. I don't know
3. ????
lol in '3' the options means all the Spacial magics that you can add to the weapons and the other items....
tell me please what and where can i fine that Construction set
Yes you can add magic effects to armor and weapons in the construction set, which can be found in the program files/bethesda softworks/oblivion folder.
Cant Find that...
You can't find it because Bethesda didn't include the CS (Construction Set) on the CD. However, They do make it available FREE on their site here: http://www.elderscrolls.com/downloads/updates_utilities.htm
That is also the best place to get any official patches you need.
The instructions for using the CS are available here: http://cs.elderscrolls.com/constwiki/index.php/Main_Page
That is also the best place to get any official patches you need.
The instructions for using the CS are available here: http://cs.elderscrolls.com/constwiki/index.php/Main_Page
Oh yeah I forgot you have to download it haha
oh...thnx
DAMN.. i got windows Vista...what shuold i do??
QUOTE(idavidd @ Sep 29 2008, 01:45 AM)
DAMN.. i got windows Vista...what shuold i do??
Install XP.
lol its work in vista 2...
just 1 problem... how to use it??
and how can i edit my user?
just 1 problem... how to use it??
and how can i edit my user?
First, you have to learn to use the CS. 
It's not easy and there is no simple explanation, You really do need to do the beginners tutorial in the WIKI. I know the beginner tutorial doesn't tell you exactly what you want to know, but without really knowing that information, you will not be able to progress to what you do want to do. 
The beginning tutorial teaches what you need to know to get around and find the different parts of the CS, how to manipulate objects and other things in the game, and most importantly, how to get your changes into the game. If you are not willing to spend a lot of time learning how to make mods,
just download the ones you like and enjoy the game.
If you are willing to put in a lot of time and endure the frustration of using the CS
, Welcome to the ranks of Oblivion Mod makers. The first time you see someone actually download and use one of your mods makes it all worth while. 
It's not easy and there is no simple explanation, You really do need to do the beginners tutorial in the WIKI. I know the beginner tutorial doesn't tell you exactly what you want to know, but without really knowing that information, you will not be able to progress to what you do want to do. The beginning tutorial teaches what you need to know to get around and find the different parts of the CS, how to manipulate objects and other things in the game, and most importantly, how to get your changes into the game. If you are not willing to spend a lot of time learning how to make mods,
just download the ones you like and enjoy the game.If you are willing to put in a lot of time and endure the frustration of using the CS
, Welcome to the ranks of Oblivion Mod makers. The first time you see someone actually download and use one of your mods makes it all worth while.
QUOTE(Micko)
Install XP
What are you talking about? Oblivion and the Construction Set runs fine on my computer with Vista.
QUOTE(bben46 @ Sep 29 2008, 12:27 PM)
First, you have to learn to use the CS. It's not easy and there is no simple explanation, You really do need to do the beginners tutorial in the WIKI. I know the beginner tutorial doesn't tell you exactly what you want to know, but without really knowing that information, you will not be able to progress to what you do want to do.
The beginning tutorial teaches what you need to know to get around and find the different parts of the CS, how to manipulate objects and other things in the game, and most importantly, how to get your changes into the game. If you are not willing to spend a lot of time learning how to make mods, just download the ones you like and enjoy the game.
If you are willing to put in a lot of time and endure the frustration of using the CS , Welcome to the ranks of Oblivion Mod makers. The first time you see someone actually download and use one of your mods makes it all worth while.
It's not easy and there is no simple explanation, You really do need to do the beginners tutorial in the WIKI. I know the beginner tutorial doesn't tell you exactly what you want to know, but without really knowing that information, you will not be able to progress to what you do want to do. The beginning tutorial teaches what you need to know to get around and find the different parts of the CS, how to manipulate objects and other things in the game, and most importantly, how to get your changes into the game. If you are not willing to spend a lot of time learning how to make mods,
just download the ones you like and enjoy the game.If you are willing to put in a lot of time and endure the frustration of using the CS
, Welcome to the ranks of Oblivion Mod makers. The first time you see someone actually download and use one of your mods makes it all worth while. OK THNX FOR THE TIPS
some advise i can give is just mess around start with something simple IE editting a weapon into a uber one and build up from there it takes time but wow its well worth it
Sheppard
Sheppard
QUOTE(tyreil829 @ Sep 29 2008, 10:40 PM)
some advise i can give is just mess around start with something simple IE editting a weapon into a uber one and build up from there it takes time but wow its well worth it
Sheppard
Sheppard
ok i will try that too
BTW some 1 can tell me where can i find tutorial for editing my user??
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