If you want to discuss a change, please keep it civil or the thread will end up locked.

UOP Supplemental - See Post 2 for details
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=27710
http://tesalliance.org/forums/index.php?/files/file/646-unofficial-patch-supplementals-v333/

Requires 3.2.0 UOP to be installed first!

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?showtopic=1121078

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Version 3.2.0 (full release and v3.2.0 hotfix/upgrade) of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch is released! If you already have version 3.0.0, 3.0.1 or 3.1.0 just download the hotfix to upgrade to 3.2.0; not required to download the full 120+ MB base install again! The OMOD version is only available as the full install.

Download:

Note: The UOP is no longer hosted at Baldurdash (my personal site) due to its size nor are the other unofficial patches; the Baldurdash TES page just links to them at TESNexus and Planet Elder Scrolls

Installer Version, very easy to use (recommended).
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5296 (v3.2.0)
http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=OblivionMods.Detail&id=1417 (v3.2.0)

OMOD Version, for http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2097, also very easy to use if you have used OMOD's before (recommended)
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5296 (v3.2.0)
http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=OblivionMods.Detail&id=1417 (v3.2.0)

Manual Version, http://www.7-zip.org/.
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5296 (v3.2.0)
http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=OblivionMods.Detail&id=1417 (v3.2.0)

Screenshots of some of the big visually changing fixes can be found at UOP's mod page at TES Nexus and PlanetElderScrolls or you could check out Kivan's webpage with all the pictures http://www.baldurdash.org/TESOblivion/ImageGallery.html.

http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=851575
http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=855403

Unofficial Oblivion Patch
Version: 3.2.0
By Quarn & Kivan

This mod is a joint effort to fix the vast amount of bugs currently existing in Oblivion v1.2.0.416, fixing over 1,600 bugs so far! If you're experiencing a bug with Oblivion and it's not fixed by our mod please by all means report the bug to us in as much detail as possible so we can try fix it! Also if you find any: levitating trees or rocks, see-through or fall-through walls/objects or other stuff out of place, please let either of us know. To get the exact location, use the console commands sdt 0 and then tdt, click the item, note the Cell (not PC Cell) and form ID value (the eight hexadecimal digits at the top, ie 00123ABC) and indicate what's out of place. You can use tdt again to toggle the debug display off. Thank you and we hope you have a better Oblivion experience!

Warning: Only use the Unofficial Oblivion Patch with the version of Oblivion is was created for! Using it on an older or newer version than v1.2.0.416 of Oblivion may cause bugs or things not to be fixed that were advertised as such!

Oblivion Citadel Door Fix.esp
The Oblivion Citadel Doors' opening/closing sounds were played quite a distance away from the actual doors and fixing this problem meant that all instances of this door had to be repositioned in the game; it was made a separate ESP because a misaligned door in another mod is worse then a little door sound.

UOP Vampire Aging & Face Fix.esp
This plugin disables the ugly vampire aging effect which causes the bug where when the player is cured of vampirism, their face resets to the default male (even for a female player) face for their race. If you're already using another vampire fix such as EggDropSoap's or Scanti's OBSE fixes, or an alternate vampirism mod, then don't enable this one. It's a very small and simple change to a single game setting. To save a mod slot if you have many mods active this separate plugin can be merged with the UOP or with any other mod that is dependent only on Oblivion.esm.

Known Issues/Incompatibilities/Notes

• UOP v3.0.0 and higher fixes numerous weighting errors with stock clothing and armor. If you're using customized wear for non-stock bodies (ie Robert's, Exnem's, etc.) that replaces the original meshes, use the manual install version UOP to avoid overwriting custom clothes, or back up the meshes in the Clothes and Armor folder, or reinstall your custom clothing meshes afterwards
• UOP v3.0.0 and higher fixes the Arch-Mage, Black Hand, Mage's and Necromancer's Robes and the lowerclass Green and Tan robes not sharing normal maps which changes the texture path for these robes; if you're using a retexture of any of these robes you may have to avoid installing or delete the UOP NIFs for them (check the ReadMe for the names)
• If you use Qarl's Texture Pack III with the UOP, after installing the UOP, install dev_akm's http://www.tesnexus.com/files/file.php?id=11261 which integrates the fixes to the NIF meshes in the UOP with the changes introduced by Qarl's (updated 2008-Aug.-19 for UOP v3.1.0)
• The player statue fix will only work on new or existing un-bugged games. If your statue (at Bruma's north gate after the Great Gate quest) has already died, disappeared, or just doesn't look the way you want it to, Quarn's http://www.tesnexus.com/files/file.php?id=3428 mod will restore your statue and/or allow you to customize its appearance.
• Unofficial Oblivion Patch includes fixes for custom races starting a new game, and also for the Boethia shrine quest, so you should not use other custom race fixes in conjunction with the Unofficial Oblivion Patch or neither one may work.
• To get the benefits of the reduced file sizes of many optimized meshes making load times better, it's suggested to defragment your hard disk after installing the UOP. A highly recommended and free utility is http://www.auslogics.com/disk-defrag
• Highly recommend to uninstall the Unofficial Oblivion Patch before installing a new version (isn't necessary and won't cause bugs if you don't just it clears away some old unused files Unofficial Oblivion Patch no longer uses).
• Using other fix mods with Unofficial Oblivion Patch may cause some fixes not to work at all or break it even more; search the version history to see if we have already fixed it or ask us before using other fix mods.
• Any bound items on yourself when you activate this plugin will be removed; if you manage to get permanent bound items somehow just open up the console and type startquest uop to activate the UOP menu and choose the option to remove stuck Bound items
• If you are already afflicted with the permanent infamy, fame and bounty change from the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal it can't be undone unfortunately. The best thing you can do is load a game without the changes write down the right bounty, infamy and fame then load your bugged game save and use console commands to change them back to normal.
• If you are stuck on the Bloated Float with the crash bug caused by the Thieves' Guild Elven Maiden quest running at the same time you'll need to load a previous save as the fix for it simply avoids the coincidental bug all together.
• If you've already visited a place with "twitchy" roots they'll be still twitchin', to fix them you'll need to start a new game but it's only a very minor problem and not really worth restarting over.
• All changes to load doors (such as the Bravil Skooma Den door being permanently locked) may not take effect if you have already visited their locations before installing the Unofficial Oblivion Patch as load doors' locations are stored in the save.
• If you use Thieves' Arsenal, some interior chain lights fixed to swing by the UOP won't swing as Thieves' Arsenal has its own set of meshes for them (and other formerly swinging lights) to enable the Water Arrows to work. UOP-fixed external angled chain lights and large cathedral lamps will swing; Thieves' Arsenal did not change those.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: I see so many red conflicts with the Unofficial Oblivion Patch and other mods!!! Will my game explode?!?
A: Nope! The file date of Unofficial Oblivion Patch.esp was set way back to the year 2001 so it will load first then your other plugins, in other words if something conflicts with UOP that plugin will override UOP's changes. Note: since UOP's changes are overridden some fixes might not work.

Q: Unofficial Oblivion Patch.esp is loading before Oblivion.esm!!! Won't my game get screwed up?
A: No, Oblivion loads ESM files (like Oblivion.esm) from oldest to newest first before loading ESP files (like Unofficial Oblivion Patch.esp) from oldest to newest.

Q: Will I have to start a new game for the Unofficial Oblivion Patch to work?
A: Nope, the fixes were made to work on both new and existing games through some very minor changes (position of some objects) will only work in a new game or if you haven't visited that area in the game yet; really not worth restarting over.

Q: I don't want to/can't install the latest official patch... can I still use the Unofficial Oblivion Patch?
A: Yes you can, but UOP might actually create bugs if you don't run it with the version of Oblivion it was created for, so use it at your own risk!

Q: Can I use the Unofficial Oblivion Patch with the German version of Oblivion or other languages?
A: It should work fine but we can't test it, also some things (ie some dialog subtitles and books) will appear in English instead of your game's language.

Q: So I have an older version of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch, should I uninstall it first before upgrading or just upgrade over the top?
A: You can do either, it doesn't matter unless you have used v1.3 of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch then it's best to uninstall first.

Q: Will this conflict with OOO/MMM/Fran? Is it alright to use together?
A: Yes the Unofficial Oblivion Patch does conflict, but nothing that is known to cause problems other than not receiving some of the advertised fixes from UOP; just load UOP before OOO/MMM/Fran and you'll be fine. Recent versions of all three include compatible versions of the UOP's ESP plug-in file or have been made as compatible as possible. If you're unsure, check with the authors or ask in the mod's forum thread.

Q: Do I need to use previous versions of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch to get all the fixes?
A: Nope, latest version includes all previous fixes.

Q: So I've installed the Unofficial Oblivion Patch but it still shows as v1.2.0416 in Oblivion, what's wrong?
A: Nothing is wrong! The Unofficial Oblivion Patch is a collection of fixes in the form of an ESP along with fixes in other files (NIF, MP3, CMP, LIP, DDS), the Unofficial Oblivion Patch does not touch ANY Oblivion files on a default installation. If you want to see what version of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch you are running then open the UOP menu by putting startquest uop into the console, or in the Oblivion Launcher click Data Files and then find and click the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.esp.


Disclaimer
Use the Unofficial Oblivion Patch at your own risk, we cannot be held responsible for anything that happens while using it. Feel free to host the Unofficial Oblivion Patch anywhere you want but only in its original unmodified package, please do not release your own modified versions of it.


Known Oblivion Bugs
This is a list of bugs we know about and workarounds for them but ONLY Bethesda can truly fix them. Note: as of the official patch v1.2.0416 none of these bugs have been fixed.

Bug: Animation bug, things like fire/opening doors etc. are very slow/not moving or stuttering very badly.
Solution: You can fix this with the http://wrye.ufrealms.net/Wrye%20Bash.html#RepairAbomb command of http://wrye.ufrealms.net/Wrye%20Bash.html. Bash is a multi-purpose utility which requires time and effort to install and learn; the alternative solution is http://www.tesnexus.com/files/file.php?id=5127, which can be installed and used very quickly.

Bug: Using the showracemenu console command causes Oblivion to crash.
Solution: This is caused by using a hair mod in your current save, then removing it which causes the form ID of the player's hair to be zero. In-game the hair is replaced by the default hair for the player's race, but the menu doesn't thus Oblivion crashes. Use the http://wrye.ufrealms.net/Wrye%20Bash.html "Repair Hair" function to fix this.

Bug: Disappearing items from containers/inventory, caused by repairing items over 100% and over loading the container with items.
Solution: Just remove the items from the container with Take All, close and re-open it and some items should re-appear (if Take All didn't get them all back.)

Bug: Picking up the Sigil Stone in an Oblivion plane doesn't do what it's supposed to: the player stays put, the area fills with white fog, and the gate doesn't close.
Solution: For some unknown reason the Oblivion plane you're in loses its hook to the gate in Tamriel you used, best solution is if you are afflicted with this bug is to open your console and type in coc AnvilBay you'll end up in Anvil's bay. Also, this bug may be avoidable if you never reload while inside Oblivion planes and then go back into the same gate repeatedly. If you have to reload while in an Oblivion gate quit the game entirely and restart it to ensure that memory is properly flushed out.

Bug: Leveling up by hitting your horse or Peryite's thralls, or other things that don't fight back, hundreds of times can cause the game to lock up when saving.
Solution: If you can't avoid power leveling like this, if you were hitting your horse, steal something worth 1 gold and pay the fine. If you were hitting Peryite's thralls or another NPC or creature, punch a guard and pay the fine. This seems to clear off the queued "events" which caused the bug.

Bug: You can't see the player marker and other markers on the local map
Solution: If a mod alters ANYTHING at all in the cell of (3,3) in any worldspace it will cause this bug to happen; if a mod is causing this bug for you the best thing you can do is go through your mods and disable them one by one until you find the culprit and report this information to the author of the mod. Also this bug can happen when going through certain cells, but it's only temporary; no mods cause this one and there is no way to fix it either.

Bug: LOD water vanishes when moving from a child worldspace to the parent worldspace (eg. Imperial City).
Solution: This only occurs on first gamesave load, reloading the gamesave (any gamesave will do) will stop the problem until you exit Oblivion then you'll have to do it again.

Bug: Removing and putting a dead NPC's items back into its inventory may cause them to duplicate if they were generated from a leveled list. Removing them and putting them back once more will cause Oblivion to crash.
Solution: Just avoid putting NPC items back into their inventory if you don't want them; drop them instead.

Bug: Seemingly unexplainable crashes or other strange happenings...
Solution: There are a few solutions you can try to solve these:

• Make sure ONLY valid DDS files (textures) are in the ArchiveInvalidation.txt; anything else such as entries for meshes can cause crashes or entries for textures that don't exist can cause the texture to disappear in-game (goes purple).
• Setting uGridsToLoad in the Oblivion.ini to anything higher than 5 will cause strangeness in-game (usually the landscape bouncing when the character moves)
• Don't save your game while in combat, more specifically while hitting or being hit by enemies as it can cause crashes on load of the save
• Don't use cracked Oblivion executables, they are notorious for causing instability
• Don't tweak graphic/sound etc. in the Oblivion.ini (pushing Oblivion beyond or below its limits), it has been linked to causing crashes
• Don't load a gamesave from in-game, always exit to the main menu and load from there or completely quit (Oblivion does not reset the current game state properly from the in-game load menu)
• Don't switch between Oblivion and other applications (ie using Alt-Tab if you're playing in fullscreen mode, even opening the command prompt first.) Windows will start paging Oblivion memory to disk, and it may stutter, lose FPS or crash shortly afterwards

Version History

This is possitively huge, so pop open the spoiler tag to view.


Credits
The NIFSkope Team - big thanks for this very awesome tool that allowed us to fix many problems with the NIFs in Oblivion.
The TES4Gecko Team - for this essential utility for working with ESP's and ESM's
ElminsterAU - for TES4View/Edit, another essential utility for ESP/ESM manipulation, cleaning and anolysis
Wormheart - has contributed so much that he's practically the third member of the UOP team: fixed dozens of interior meshes and all of the chandeliers, Havoked several of the lights, fixed a bunch of other meshes such as all the Daedric shrines and numerous load doors, and reported hundreds of bugs and object placement errors
Khalim - for auditing/fixing 571 cells of Cyrodiil, reporting a multitude of bugs and beta-testing
Tru021 - for auditing/fixing 521 cells of Cyrodiil, reporting a multitude of bugs and beta-testing
Unmmph! - for auditing/fixing 150 cells of Cyrodiil
TheFlyingBuddha - for auditing/fixing 100 cells of Cyrodiil
Ventus - for auditing/fixing 50 cells of Cyrodiil
OblivionStalker - for auditing/fixing 50 cells of Cyrodiil
Sialivi - for auditing/fixing 31 cells of Cyrodiil, reporting an unbelievable and unprecedented multitude of bugs (especially mesh errors) and beta-testing the UOP
Beremat Kesawin - for auditing/fixing 20 cells of Cyrodiil
JonSatriani - for auditing/fixing 12 cells of Cyrodiil
MystykStar - for auditing/fixing 12 cells of Cyrodiil
Arthmoor - for help with cleaning up the UOP ESP for final release, beta-testing, reporting a multitude of bugs, and generating a much improved ROAD record that fixes all roads in Tamriel
PhoenixAmon - for fixing the UV mapping errors in 5 NIFs
Canopus - for greatly improving UOP's setup batch files
Mmmpld - for fixing problems with several NIFs
Bomret - for fixing 39 normal maps which were incorrectly created
AlienSlof - for fixing the missing alpha on the Black & Burgundy Outfit's normal map, bad alpha on the female Red Velvet Outfit, alpha on the Radish normal map, helping out a lot with graphics questions and beta-testing
Gothic251 - for fixing several icons and beta-testing
Brash - for discovering what caused the Crash-On-Bow-Equip and the workaround
Johnny - for the Fathis Ules fix
Kirel - for the first-person sitting perspective fix
Mentalor - for the Stat Restore fix
Always Z - for the funny yet informative error mesh
Dung_Beetle - for the Mythic Dawn armor fix
Namegduf Live - for the Hermaeus Mora's soul trap fix
WSRowland - for some additional fixed lip sync files for the beggars
CessPitts - for fixing the invulnerable Mannimarco bug
Wildcard - for fixing errors with the Mages Guild Chorrol recommendation
Dev_AKM - for the Qarl's Texture Pack III/UOP compatibility patch
MasterLeo - for discovering the cause of Sigil Stones not closing Oblivion gates (although we can't fix it, it's helped plenty avoid it)
newster123 - for cleaning up the custom race dialog audio, and reporting several bugs
Kaminari - for the first clue that enabled the tracking down the cause of UOP v2.2.0 causing previous saves to crash on load for a few people
Gothik - for beta-testing the UOP until the problem was isolated and confirmed fixed
XMarksTheSpot - for confirming the ESM bug with Tamriel cell (-47,-7) saving me a reinstall to ensure it wasn't just me
Bamspeedy - for reporting a Sialivi-sized huge multitude of bugs and beta-testing
Mikal33 - for reporting a multitude of bugs
_Santera - for reporting a multitude of bugs
ESM - for reporting a multitude of bugs
Wolferoo - for reporting a multitude of bugs
Tukog - for reporting a multitude of bugs
ArgoChris - for reporting a multitude of bugs
Fonger, Leydenne, RobinHood70 & Shikishima - for beta-testing
Throttlekitty and everyone else at #TESModdersDen - for enduring Kivan's endless questions and always being helpful
And finally a big thanks to everyone else who reported bugs or sent in bugged gamesaves!

Ok. I've gone through all the bug fixes that were reported, sifted through stuff BFG99 did and picked out fixes from those, and merged stuff Brumbek sent over for the USIP. It's already up at Nexus and TESA and even has updated OMOD data assuming I didn't break it

The list of changes for v3.3.4 of the UOPS:


The list of changes for the USIPS 1.4.1:


Note that I did not scour UESP in detail after I went bug hunting and found most of the SI reports I did scour to be either inconclusive or outright wrong. I don't think their SI data is entirely trustworthy.

Also keep in mind I'm not planning to do anymore updates to any of the Supplementals after this. So translators, if you're waiting on stability, have at it now.

Thanks Arthmoor!

What's the best way to update the Supplementals if the previous ones were installed via OMOD: uninstall the old version, clean save, and install the new one but not overwrite files from other mods? I don't think I've ever had to install a newer version of the UOP when I had all my other mods installed already before. ^_^

Thanks Arthmoor.
And thanks for hosting it on TES Alliance as well as TESNexus, as I am for some bizarre (and having nothing real to do with me) reason currently banned from TESNexus! (and thus unable to download files over 2mb.)

Any reason not to clean this record in UOP 3.3.4?

Removing: BlockDetectionDialogue [FACT:0000AA3C]
[Removing "Identical to Master" records done] Processed Records: 93180 Removed Records: 1 Elapsed Time: 00:00

Guess I'll have to stop advertising WEPON as having fixes not included in the Unofficial Patches :hubbahubba: . I'll have to change it instead to something like "contains nitpicky changes that aren't important enough to do anything other than bother WEPON's author", to reflect the few alterations you didn't incorporate in UOPS/USIPS.
Thanks for the hard work Arthmoor!


I asked that exact question in the previous thread. It turns out this is intentional: It is only a dirty edit if both Oblivion and SI are installed; the issue won't show up with Oblivion only.

Ok, thanks I'll leave it alone then.

Thanks Arthmoor, I know your getting tired of this thing, but your time Is appreciated... :foodndrink:

I've done some more work on figuring out where the problems I was getting earlier were coming from. For some reason, the UOPS (on my system) seems to be crashing whenever something overwrites one of its DDs files, (and potentially other types of files, though nifs appear to be safe). I haven't tested it on the UOP without the supplemental yet.

Whatever is causing this, the problem has only cropped up after I switched from a normal copy of Oblivion to GOTY edition.

Uninstall the old OMOD, put the new one in, install it. Should be no need to clean save the game.



Heh. Yeah, I snagged mainly the naming consistency parts, bad icon/model assignments and missing enchantments. Unlike bows, I don't think staves need the reach fix because the game doesn't crash with those all at 0.

The most surprising thing to me in all of this wasn't all the weapons and leveled list stuff that was still missing, it was the fact that the interior door of the Faregyl Inn has been out of alignment since launch day in 2006 and only one person ever noticed. The person who told me about it. Despite all that time spent in Faregyl modding the place, I'd never even registered the huge door gap

Hi Arthmoor, thanx for your tireless work. I have a question concerning the USIP 1.4.1 update. I overwrote my original 1.4.0 version of the USIP with one obtained from the Frans patches page which is meant to provide compatibility between Frans and USIP (its called USIP_nonMOBS_1-4-17621.rar). If I update to your latest USIP 1.4.1 then this will overwrite the comp patch of course. Is there some way I can merge changes from the Frans patch version of USIP with your 1.4.1 update?

Thanks Arthmoor, You is a true Oblivion Paladin.

The inclusion of Shivering Isles is superb.

Someone will either need to create a MOBS standalone that works for that, like the one Corepc did for the UOPS, or you can use TES4Edit to load them both and compare changes and copy what you want from the USIPS into the Frans plugin.

Arthmoor (and everyone else),
If anyone is interested, I've updated the "Unresolved Minor Issues" pages on UESP to reflect those differences that still remain between UOPS/USIPS and WEPON fixes. Arthmoor's latest version of the Supplementals significantly reduced the length of these issue lists!

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Unresolved_Minor_Issues
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Shivering:Unresolved_Minor_Issues

Just a note of interest, that last bit on the unresolved Oblivion issues: "Most magic staves have a Reach of 0. This can cause game crashes, especially in heavily modified games."

I'd be curious to know the justification for that being there because I've gone up against plenty of staff wielding NPCs and not had a problem. I've also wielded a few staves in my time and not had issue with it there either.

To be honest, I do not have strong evidence for that statement. I can say that in one of the mods I wrote, BEAR, I had to account in my scripting for weapons (bows, staves, whatever) that might have a reach of zero, to avoid the potential to crash the game with a Division by Zero error. I made the quoted change in WEPON on the assumption that other mods could have the same problem, and with the knowledge (like you mention above) that the Reach statistic for a staff does not impact the staff itself in any way.
By contrast, Bows with a reach of zero have been known to cause problems in the past, which I suppose is why the original UOP changes that.

Re. Weatherleah - Sins of the Father quest: the broken down state of the farmhouse is not getting disabled in my game. I know that this was addressed in one of the UOP releases. In my case, the new stuff (or the "good" reference) has been enabled, but the "bad" reference hasn't been disabled. I got the message when I approached the cave, so stage 20 fired ok. I suspect in my case it's because I went into the house to look around and loot what I could after killing the ogres outside (during Legacy Lost). Is there anyway to disable the bad reference now? I tried to disable it with the console, but it has no effect. I also tried a resetInterior, with no success. I also find that the brothers never seem to go inside the house. Not gamebreaking obviously, just a bit annoying.

I just finished making all the mods I use BAIN-ready. Next step is to get the correct BAIN installation order, so I`m basically looking for any bad file overwrites. So far, Wrye Bash tells me that

UOP 3.2.0 gets meshes and textures overwritten by:

- AWLS (incl. Brumbek Mixed Textures)
- QTP3 Redimized
- Bomret`s Texture Pack for Shivering Isles
- Improved Doors and Flora
- Improved Trees and Flora
- Improves Trees and Flora 2
- Improved Amulets and Rings
- Improved Fruits, Vegetable and Metas
- Improved Signs
- OOO 1.33

USIP 1.4.0 gets meshes and textures overwritten by:

- AWLS
- Bomret`s Texture Pack for Shivering Isles

UOPS 3.3.3 gets meshes and textures overwritten by:

- AWLS (incl. Brumbek Mixed Textures)
- Alive Waters Grass Fix 1 or 2 (not quite sure)
- QTP3 Redimized

I think I can keep it this way, with every other mod overwriting the data from the Unofficial Patches, right? Or is there something important I have missed?

This is what is supposed to happen. As Arthmoor said in a previous post, think of UOP as Oblivion.esm corrected, therefore all of your other mods should be overwriting it. If you installed all your texture mods first and then allowed UOP to overwrite them, all you do is set yourself back to vanilla textures, and you wouldn't want that would you?

Artorius.

Thanks!

Not sure if the UOP is still in the business of fixing floating stuff or even if an update is in the works? Anyway, there's a floating brick in Fieldhouse Cave:
Position: 5174, 1629, 6405

Whether it is possible to remove such dialogues while translating (with null reference) or it is made specially? [img]http://img213.imageshack.us/i/25757065.jpg/[/img] Thx for reply and for you work.

There are no further updates planned, but I'll make a note of it should something crop up that has to be fixed down the road.



Those NULL references are added by the CS for unknown reasons. If it's the only change in that record you can remove it.

I Know you don;t want to see http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab289/Brozly/Oblivion/ScreenShot3.jpg , but I found http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab289/Brozly/Oblivion/ScreenShot4.jpg :whistling:

That looks like the one over by Infested Mine, yes? If so it was already set to deal with and shouldn't be an issue once the cells reset.