The reason i am asking for more enchanting points on soul gems is because with the vanilla one's you can't do anything and i want to change that.

You can edit some globals to increase soul gem capacity. Can't recall what they were well, but looks like: iSoulLevelValue(Common, Grand, Greater, Lesser, Petty). Check this http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2179.
And with UI tweak like http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2917 or http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=17284, you can apply powerful enchantment on your equipments.

**Warning: applying strong enchantment on weapon is not really good thing. You may kill an enemy with 1-hit, but if the enchantment is too strong, you will only find that you have to recharge your weapon after every hit.

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Thanks LFact! just what i was looking for!

i cant find a working copy of CDM new start mod
is anyone aware of a working one
EDIT: and deserts of anequina

I don't know if this is allowed or not but I woulld like to ask again if anyone knows wher I can find a mod called LNPrecious Ingots, I think it was on nexus but I can't remember. It let you trade septims for baes of gold, silver, palladium and platinum. Amy help would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance.

Does anyone know where a mod that changes the length of the days is or how to edit game files so 12 ingame hours equals 60 minutes in RL or something similar?

Wrye Bash, Cobl (I think), definitely Fran's, and the console ( set timescale to [x]) all spring to mind.

open documents/games/oblivion and edit your oblivion.ini file. Look for the line 'set timescale'. The default timescale setting in Oblivion is 30. That means that one real minute passing equals 30 minutes in the game.

Edit: damn you beat me! lol aahh and its console, damn I thought I was being clever!

Thanks Breton Paladin!

If you use the console command, you cannot later use plugins to change your timescale. Use Bash to do it if you use Wrye Bash. (If you do not see the tweak, you need to upgrade Wrye Bash.) Use COBL to do it, if you do not have Wrye Bash but have COBL. Otherwise, there is no reason to download Fran for such a modification, as there are plenty of stand-alone timescale mods. If you do not care about using mods to change it, the console command is fine. I have used, and still might use, that method because I use the same timescale every time and have no desire to change it. For 60 minutes, you want the setting changed to 1.

Search "timescale" at TESNexus: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/search.php?name=Timescale&scid=20&author=&mname=&desc=&size1=&size2=&downloads1=&downloads2=&udate1_day=&udate1_month=&udate1_year=&udate2_day=&udate2_month=&udate2_year=&ldate1_day=&ldate1_month=&ldate1_year=&ldate2_day=&ldate2_month=&ldate2_year=&endorsemants=&images=&readme=&advltonly=&page=1&orderby=name&order=ASC

does anyone know if the set timescale command will mess with any mods? (and if it does im not expecting a huge list of incompatibilities)

Of course not.

Oh, true! I only meant that if you're considering Fran's, or even planning on installing it anyway, well... that does it too. For the sake of completeness, is all. And even then, I obviously missed a few.

Hm. I think at least a couple of mods can be / should be tweaked, or installed slightly differently, when using a radically different Timescale. Enhanced Vegetation one of them? I can't quite remember atm.

edit: Nothing game-breaking if that is one them - basically, the speed of foliage (or whatever) swaying.

thank you gentlemen/ladies.

Also, check out http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=27352 mod that changes the timescale depending on what you do. I have it set to 4 when sneaking for example, it sometimes takes a long time to wait for a good opportunity to strike unseen.

That is at best a very misleading statement. After using the console command, the Wrye Bash timescale setting, and any mods that statically changes the timescale will not work, but any mod that adjusts the timescale with scripts, like UOP or my own Automatic Timescale/Real Sleep Extended, will continue to control the timescale as intended.

Actually, the timescale command (or any mods that changes timescale) will mess with two vanilla Oblivion quests - unless you're using the UOP and/or my Automatic Timescale/Real Sleep Extended mods. This is because those two quests have timing that only work correctly if the timescale is 30, and the UOP and my timescale mods check for the specific quest stages and keep the timescale at 30 during this time.

I was going to mention your mod, and the script adjustment exception. Although, I certainly did not know that the UOP made the adjustment through scripts because it was earlier indicated to me that the UOP could not be used to override the console command, but I guess I had been misinformed as well. Please, excuse my mistake. I certainly do not know everything and do not claim to, but now I know a little more.


Edit: wording

Which quests are these?

Oh, and I just discovered your MMO mod.... awesome stuff!

A Brush with Death and Where Spirits Have Lease. The problem is listed under the Bug section in the Oblivion Wiki for both. I happened to experience it myself in A Brush with Death, but that was before I made my Automatic Timescale aware of those...

Thanks

For those two quests, the UOP chances the timescale through scripting, and therefore overrides the console command. I know, because I looked at those script when I made Automatic Timescale aware of them

No need to excuse. I don't know everything either, but I know a few things very well

I have to strongly agree with that last statement. You have taken OBSE scripts' usefulness to a whole new level in a number of (used to be) little, convenient mods.

Is there a mod / a way to disable the main quest afther to start? (no mapmark, no Jaufre, no nothing). I installed start choices but afther lots of hours with Oblivion Facegen I created only [censored], so I want to disable the main quest with a savegame character. It does exist such a thing?

There are some simple mods that disable the main quest..

But this is the best I think about doing it..

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=8353

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