If you have a problem that isn't here, comment and add the solution if you have it. I certainly had trouble finding solutions to all of these problems in an easy-to-follow format. I hope these help someone struggling to get MO2 and Oblivion to play nicely together. I was going mad because mod-added normal maps were loading, but not the diffuse textures, and following these steps fixed it! bsa again and Mo Management and restart the game. Press (CTRL+ALT+Delete) and open the task manager, end the Oblivion.exe. Close Mo and start Oblivion, wait til it crashes. If these don't work, I found this fix for it, but since I didn't have problems after following the guide above, I didn't need it:
SArchiveList=Oblivion - Invalidation.bsa, Oblivion - Meshes.bsa, ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa, Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa, Oblivion - Sounds.bsa, Oblivion - Voices1.bsa, Oblivion - Voices2.bsa, Oblivion - Misc.bsaįor added security, check your Oblivion data folder and make sure ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.bsa is physically in there. Make sure these lines read like this and fix them if they don't: Untick "Use profile-specific Game INI Files" (unless you know what you're doing).Ĭlose and open INI Editor (red puzzle button). I use FRAPS to make up for it.Ĭlick on the button shaped like an ID card to open Profiles. The only thing I've had problems with is getting screenshots to work. Use your normal Oblivion launcher from MO2, not the OBSE launcher. Make sure you have Steam Overlay enabled on Steam copies. Click the "." button next to your new row and paste "obse_1_2_416.dll" into the File Name box.Ĥc.
Click "Add Row" in the Configure Libraries window.Ĥb. You may have to manually add "obse_1_2_416.dll" to the list of options.Ĥa. Now your mods will be where you can easily find them, and you will be all set to begin downloading/installing/whatever.ĭownload OBSE and unpack it in a folder of your choice.įollow the install instructions to manually place it in your Oblivion folder (don't use MO2 to install).įollow this guide to set up your MO2 executable to run OBSE properly. Navigate to your folder and click "Okay." Go to the Paths tab and click the button next to Base Directory.ģd. Go into MO2, open up Settings (click the tools icon).ģc. Make a new folder where you want to save your mods.ģb. If you used the default install path, follow these steps:ģa. Select where you installed Oblivion if MO2 doesn't auto-detect it. When I get the time for it, I'll format it nicely and put it up on the Nexus too.ĭownload MO2 and install it in a folder of your choice. I finally got everything working correctly, so I decided to write this up for anyone else having the same trouble. I just went through a hellish time trying to find a guide on setting up every aspect of Oblivion modding in MO2/Mod Organizer 2, but could only find partial guides or misinformation.
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