QUOTE(The Black Ninja @ Nov 22 2008, 08:08 PM)

Idont know about n e of u but to me OBMM just seems like a waste of space. I've used it for months and it hasn't helped me in anyway - all the mods for it i can use just with data files, which seems a lot easier to me. But still, I have issues with replacing meshes / textures LOD/ etc - i never know what im replacing, never sure how to know if it actually fricken worked, and i get sick of having a billion awesome mods just dead space that i cant use. something that rly makes me confused is readmes always tell me to replace the entire 'meshes' folder to which im like wtf cuz that would get rid of all the other meshes in the game and mods just to let this mod work right? so i never know if to replace the specific files will make it work right, and probably about half of that type of mod never works for me. So I'm wondering if mod manager will actually help me organize and work with BS like this stupid file replacing that takes like 3 hours? and maybe im just using it wrong. cuz i usually cant even get the obmm files to even appear in the mod manager. (when i do, they dont work) maybe cuz of low disk space but it says it will replace files of other mods in the data folder, but if it's from a different folder why does that matter?
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readmes always tell me to replace the entire 'meshes' folder to which im like wtf cuz that would get rid of all the other meshes in the game and mods just to let this mod work right? so i never know
I've never seen a read me tell you to replace all the meshes,add to the mesh folder..yes!
I've used OBMM for ages and love it. Installs everything where it belongs,removes it when you don't want it anymore. adjusts your load order,notifys you of conflicts.
If you have a file other than in an omod format,you can convert that file to omod very easily!