STEP 1:

Download BSG's Oblivion construction set from The Elder Scrolls Construction Set - the Oblivion ConstructionSet Wiki

STEP 2:

Navigate to \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData

STEP 3:

Move the Construction Set installer into the ObvData folder and run the installer

STEP 4:

It will tell you that you do not have Oblivion installed and then give you an option to change the directory of the installation. Direct the installation to \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData

STEP 5:

Navigate to \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered and create a new folder. Name it Data. When you save your .esp files, save them to this newly created Data folder.

Note: Your .esp files will not appear in this folder. They will actually save to \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data

Don't ask me how or why this works, it just does.

STEP 6:

Run TESConstructionSet.exe - you are now able to work directly with the files from Oblivion Remastered.

Optional:

I also recommend downloading xEdit and Fix NL - Copy Name from Previous Override - xEdit Script at Oblivion Remastered Nexus - Mods and community by MadAborModding and following his instructions on fixing the [NL] prefixes that will show on your custom content.

[Edit] found the problem... Loading Hitch Improvements - World Partition Changes mod is the cause of my crashes. I removed the pak files and problem solved.

If it isn't feasible, please tell me instead of just ignoring me.

I have a realy werid issue, I can't filter out what can be the cause, I'm using Mod Organizer 2 (the beta version with Remaster support) all worked fine, until the latest game update.

Whenever I launch through Magic Loader it do it's magic then launch game and CTD with a log message, created a .dmp file, and it revert my entire Root folder to 12/05 files (game version 0.4) and all the current files goes to Overwrite folder.

If I put back the current files from the overwrite folder back to game folder and instead launch from OBSE directly, the game launch, but as soon I close it, my game is set to 12/05 game files, and current files are once again on the Overwrite folder.

I already deleted my entire "Engine" main folder and the "Binaries" inside the Remaster folder and forced Steam to verify and download new ones, but issue persists.

Have UE4SS, OBSE, ML updated, just can't figure out what could cause this logic to revert back my old files, I mean, where do the MO2 (or game itself) is getting them from in order to do it?

For me it's Midas Magic Spells of Aurum -- The spells were unique and fun.

Also I recall Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul and Francisco making Fcom... Don't actually recall playing the game without that mod. For the life me can't recall the actual changes it made, just that I had to use

which is fantastic, but seems to be missing a lot of details regarding UI modifications.

I understand the Creation Kit does not apply for both versions of Oblivion, so I am a bit uneducated here.

I am looking to start by creating a UI mod for multiple hot wheel pages, where you can add and remove pages yourself as well as giving them names.

I would appreciate any feedback or resources anyone may have.

I've changed the file names to match the ones in the music folder, changed the bit rate, removed any tags from the files and the game still doesn't play them.

These are not vague or coincidental similarities. They are specific elements from Fallout’s game systems and developer tooling that were never part of Oblivion, and yet they appear directly in the data files of Oblivion Remastered. Below are a few examples, each with a screenshot taken directly from the dump.

The first screenshot shows the EArchetype enum, which includes race entries like Asian, Black, Caucasian, Hispanic, Alien, and Other. These were used during Fallout 3’s character creation system and are not relevant to any part of Oblivion’s design, which only uses fantasy races. This suggests that Fallout’s character creation scaffolding has been brought into the project.

The second screenshot shows ORDER_FO3_BSSTRIPUPDATE in a developer enum named ENiPSysModifierOrder. This is a direct reference to Fallout 3, embedded in the internal scripting logic. It’s a clear indicator that shared dev infrastructure was either reused from Fallout or built with Fallout in mind.

The third screenshot shows a flag called SkipFallout inside the EOblivionPackageFlags enum. This flag is defined alongside normal Oblivion behavior flags, which makes its presence even more striking. It implies the game has code paths that can exclude Fallout-specific logic when needed—again pointing to shared engine infrastructure.

The fourth screenshot shows a shader flag called VATS_Selection, found in the BSShaderFlags2 enum. VATS (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) is a targeting mechanic unique to Fallout. There’s no equivalent in Oblivion, yet the engine is prepared to render it, likely for future use.

None of this guarantees that a Fallout 3 Remaster is actively in development. These could be unused leftovers, planned scaffolding, or part of a unified pipeline for multiple Gamebryo-era games. But it makes a lot of sense that, when remastering Oblivion, Bethesda would build a foundation that supports other titles like Fallout 3 and New Vegas, especially since they share so much underlying code.

You can view the raw ObjectDump.txt with these findings here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IenG2z-hbwGKPii0o42sENONnB5PWEOd/view

Plugin editing

• Construction Set (you can use it to modify the game’s existing content or add new content to it)
• xEdit* (an advanced graphical module viewer/editor and conflict detector) -> alternative download link (in case you have problems with downloading from Discord. I've found it in another Reddit post)
  * Rename xEdit to TES4REdit.exe to make xEdit load Oblivion Remastered plugins.
• Haphestia's Fix and Port Script (fixes missing walls and much more)
• MagicLoader (now new interior cells are possible!)
• MagicLoader - MagicPatcher (generates the .json configuration file)
• UE4SS for OblivionRemastered (a scripting system that makes Oblivion Remastered load custom LUA code)
• UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector (makes new objects load without CTD and/or being invisible)
• UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector - Smart Mapper (simplifies the creation of the needed UE4SS mesh mapping files for the new objects if they use default meshes)
• Mod Organizer 2 (for testing mods) - the dev-build that supports Oblivion Remastered can be downloaded from their Discord server

Modeling

• Blender
• Art of Illusion
• Autodesk Maya (commercial software)
• ZBrush (commercial software)

More programs can be found here.

Texturing

• Gimp
• Krita
• Paint.NET
• Adobe Photoshop (commercial software)
• Affinity Photo (commercial software)

Tutorials

Basics

Installing Oblivion Construction Set for Oblivion Remastered

Basic edits in xEdit

Adding chests with new Editor IDs without CTD

Player home creation: Problem solving guide

Unreal Engine

Setting up Unreal Engine 5.3 project (-> UE5 Troubleshooting Tips)

Unpacking / Packing .PAK files, and Sound Replacement GUIDE

How Tho | Start-To-Finish - Implementing a Standalone Asset

How to create Standalone Items (video)

Understanding vertex groups (how armors hide certain body parts, see mod description, section "Guide for modders")

Modeling & Texturing

Editing body meshes (see mod description, section "How?")

Editing head meshes (see mod description, section "For Modders")

[Mod Creation] Retexture Guide

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Full MODDING Guide 2025 – Mesh & Texture Editing (video)

Fixing first person mesh (see mod description, section "The Mod's Method (How it Works)")

Adding physics (see mod description, section "More Questions?")

A Guide to Replacing Animations (the Humanoid Rig led me to this tutorial)

Dealing with Skeleton Meshes (especially armors) (a brief summary of the first steps with links to further guides, see mod description)

You can find a lot more guides on the Oblivion Remastered Modding Discord.

If you want a tool or tutorial to be added to the list, please let me know.

My question to you all is what Mods do you want to see sooner rather then later?

-I think I am tied between wanting Camping/Survival mods, or a utility mod that removes the sales confirmation text when interacting with vendors.

Additionally are there any mods for "Old-blivion" that you want to see recreated for this?

Thanks!

Well the Adoring Fan is hilarious, useless, runs away when fights starts, he dies immediately if he gets attacked but... He always return no matter what, 3 days later or so. I did not knew this. I also forget about it when I play, so every time he returns a couple of days later, I get myself surprised every time. So now he just returned and I thought, I make a note about him. I recall I did see loads of fun Videos about him 15 years ago. They always ends with his death.

By the way, when we talk about companions, I started to think about one I really want to test, now when we do have OBSE64, I will really test some older companions. I had Villja in Skyrim, and should really test Villja for Oblivion, made by Emma. If it works, I report later. I am not sure OBSE is required, but I know Emma always add a lot of stuff, not just a companion.

I should check if I can find at least one fun Adoring Fan video from Oldblivion.

He will be back, no matter what

Hello everyone,

My original Handle was "BaboonCru", and I am responsible for the Opulent Outfits Retexture Mod for Skyrim.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/35002

I cannot get into my old account because I've forgotten my password. Anyways...

I am creating a texture overhaul mod for Oblivion Remastered. Like my previous edition for Skyrim, I am attempting to repeat the process.

But I need help.

I need someone who can help me integrate these new robe designs into the game, not only as replacers, but also creating additional robe item entries in the game to accommodate for the overhaul. Then, reassigning mage guild NPCs with the new Robes. I hope that makes sense.

I have a plan laid out to eventually overhaul the entire mages guild. That means all cities (each city will have different styles based on local lore etc).

So far, I have nearly completed all 9 ranks for the Imperial City Mages. More info available upon contact.

Can anyone help me out? (Serious offers only plz).

When won't crash, it won't display those chars either...

Is there a known solution?

Does anyone know of a mod or mods that would cause the following problem?

Problem: nothing happens when I open the game console and enter a command. For example, if I enter "tm" to toggle the menu off, the menu remains on even though the console messages that "tm" is off. I've also tried other commands such as "tcl,' but to no avail.

Before I start the onerous task of switching off mods to identify the mod culprit, I thought it wise to inquire if others have had this problem and identified the source.

Thank you in advance for any help that you can give.

UPDATE

The console issue is not mod related after all. In Vortex I purged all my mods, exited Vortex, quarantined my saves folder, used Steam to verify the integrity of the game files, and started a new mod-free game directly from Steam. Although I could open the console, the game was still unresponsive to console commands. (I opened the console using the tilde ~, as I have always done with Bethesda games.)

Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Am I using the wrong method to access the console? Since the game uses a hybrid engine, is there a special way to do this?

PROBLEM SOLVED

The reason the console commands "tm" and "tcl" (and many others) do not work is that the game developers replaced the legacy Oblivion console with the UE5 console. Many of the legacy commands have now been replaced by UE5 commands. Others, however, have been disabled altogether because they are incompatible with the new game environment. For a list of what works and what doesn't, see here: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Console

Unfortunately, there seems to be no substitute command for "tm," which I like to toggle for screenshots.

Sorry for my poor English , I hope you can understand what I mean.

Is there a solution to use ASCII-extended chars in .esp files, being sure they will be properly displayed in game from UE5 side?

NPCs....

It doesn't matter how far away they are, there seems to be no level of detail adjustment.

3 NPCs I can handle just fine, 60 FPS in most cases

4, drops to 55

5, drops to 50

6, drops to 45

7 or more drops to 40

I can move far away and it's the same story, when they are in view, frame rate tanks, when they are not in view, frame rate is good again.

I hope there is something that can be done to tune this!! Don't see anything available anywhere that targets this problem.

I’m diving into modding Oblivion Remastered and could use some guidance on the workflow for editing cells (specifically, I'm making an Anvil city overhaul—mostly adding decorative items, nothing crazy).

This is my understanding so far:

• The Remaster uses Gamebryo as the base (mechanics/ESPs) with Unreal Engine handling visuals.

• I’ve set up the Construction Set and grasp basic TES modding concepts (as a user).

• I have a CS background and some Unreal experience but am new to any kind of Elder Scrolls modding (e.g. the Construction Set)

My questions:

1. Can I safely follow original Oblivion modding tutorials (e.g., this one) for the Remaster, or are there major differences?

2. How much editing is done in Unreal vs. the Construction Set? Would UE Blueprints/C++ ever be needed for cell edits, or only for specific types of mods?

3. Are there key differences or pitfalls to avoid when working with the Remaster?

I’d appreciate any insights, especially on the split between CS/UE. Links to relevant threads are welcome—I’ve searched but may have missed some since right now it's sort of a jungle haha.

Thanks in advance!

Note: This might even help you understand other file locations within the .pak file that do not show up in FModel, more on that below!

Note 2: For sound replacements, Unreal Editor is not required :-), learn more below!

MUSIC NOTE: Presently there is a known issue with custom music being cut off. See this post for more information.

UPDATED NOTE: Vortex and MO2 supports .pak files, just make sure the mod folder and .pak filename end in _P, see below for more details.

REQUIRED TOOLS

Let's begin with the Tools and tutorial links on how to use them.

Note to Forum Mods: Forgive me if links to websites are not permitted. These don't point to the direct files themselves and were shared by others in the Mod Author Discord.

All you need is:

1. UnrealPak by FluffyQuak - This will pack up your mod into a nice .pak file and you can unpack .pak files to learn from each other! DOWNLOAD HERE
2. FModel - You need this program to browse files not found in the game's original directory (including sounds, music, code etc.) DOWNLOAD HERE
3. Oblivion Remastered .usmap file for FModel by huwiee. This will tell FModel to show you the packed file directories correctly. DOWNLOAD HERE FROM NEXUS
4. Wwise - Used to convert .wav to .wem, the required audio file for sound replacer mods. DOWNLOAD HERE
   1. Wwise is downloaded from within the company's app launcher, any version should do.

BROWSING OblivionRemastered-Windows.pak

OblivionRemastered-Windows.pak contains all the new sounds and possibly other files you're probably looking for. To browse them you will need to install FModel.

The .pak file and all present .pak mods for the game are located here:

Quote

\Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks

BROWSING .pak FILES
FModel GUIDE:

Set up your FModel settings to match huwiee 's screenshot below. You may change your Output Directory and Archive Directory as needed.

• NOTE 1: All settings must match. i.e. "UE Versions" must be GAME_UE5_3.
• NOTE 2: You need to checkmark "[ ] Disabled" near Mapping File Path to reveal the option to select the .usmap you downloaded.

• Click OK and let it restart if it needs to. Then click on the Archives Tab on the top left.
• Then select OblivionRemastered-Windows.pak (or another mod's .pak to learn!) and click Load.

• After it loads you will then be on the Folders tab. Expand OblivionRemastered and explore!
• Sounds are located in WwiseAudio

For today's example I will show you how to replace the New Area Discovered sound which is tied to the new UI system in the Remaster. Check out my mod to see it in action.

Browse and double click on "Redesign" at the following location:

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OblivionRemastered/Content/WwiseAudio/Interface/HUD/Redesign

Double Clicking on any .uasset sound will open up an Audio Player for you to preview the sound.

Close or move the preview window out of the way and look at the information on the right side.

• Now you need to find what the name of your .wem needs to be along with the folder location it must be saved in for your mod to work. In this example we want to remember this filename and location:

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"MediaPathName": "Media/94211525.wem"

NOTE: If you browse back you might notice your .wem may be missing from the Media folder, this is fine. You only need to know that this is where it should go in your .pak file directory.

Sound Replacer modders you are done with FModel here!

There is no need to export files from FModel's menu if you do not need to. Sound replacers just only need to know what the name of the .wem is along with their location.

CONVERTING .WAV TO .WEM

Here is a YouTube tutorial on how to use wwise to convert all your .wav files to .wem

REMEBER: The .wem filename must match the one you found in FModel, 94211525.wem in today's example.

PACKING UP YOUR NEW .PAK

• Create a folder inside the folder you extracted UnrealPak to.
• The name of this folder is important!
• You must start the name of the folder with: OblivionRemastered-Windows_ then add the name of your mod afterwards.
• For Vortex or MO2 compatibility, make sure this folder ends in _P for example:
  OblivionRemastered-Windows_WestTek_NewArea_SFX_P

NOTE: Your mod's .pak file can be named anything you want, just make sure _P is at the end for mod loaders to load this correctly.

• Now create the folder paths as shown in FModel to the location your .wem file needs to be. In my example it's:

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OblivionRemastered\Content\WwiseAudio\Media

• So I place my newly converted and named .wem file inside the Media folder.

• Now drag the entire folder that you named correctly from the steps above onto UnrealPak-With-Compression.bat
• This will launch your console cmd, press any key when it's done packing.

NOTE: If you want to unpak any pak file, simply drag the .pak over UnrealUnpak.bat

CONGRATULATIONS MOD AUTHOR!

You just packed your first working .pak (hopefully!)

• Now simply place your new .pak in the paks directory of the game and launch, test, and publish your mod!

• Or if using fomod, make sure your mod folder and .pak files end in _P

Good luck and have fun modding, everyone! Curious to see new audio mods in the coming days, weeks, years!

the error message is

Fatal error!

Unhandled Exception: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION reading address 0x0000000000000000

0x00007ff647f8d0b0 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff649dd6237 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff647dee86f OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff647dee9af OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff6480d9b29 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff6480eb0bd OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff6479e4741 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff646b56112 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff646b6a2d1 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff6469ffd2e OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff647145035 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff64714cc3c OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff64714ccba OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff64714dcdc OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff647155ff4 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ff64a447cb2 OblivionRemastered-Win64-Shipping.exe!UnknownFunction []
0x00007ffad15ce8d7 KERNEL32.DLL!UnknownFunction []

I have installed several mods and testing if any of those are the cause is going to be a pain in the ass, but I don't have a mod concerning any horses, only the one that removes the name of your own horse

anybody had the same issue maybe?

I have tried with a clean install and it seems to work, but after enable the mods again the problem so I have been disabling mods in packs to hopefully find the one causing this issue but no luck and honestly I don't know how to solve this. Maybe someone can help me identify which mod is causing this weird bug

Thanks in advance and please excuse any grammatical error.

Has anyone been able to set the target for targeted commands using code with UE4SS? I am able to retrieve the current selected target by using a custom property but not set it (weak reference):

RegisterCustomProperty({
    ["Name"] = "SelectedActor",
    ["Type"] = PropertyTypes.WeakObjectProperty,
    ["BelongsToClass"] = "/Script/Altar.AltarCheatManager",
    ["OffsetInternal"] = 0x88
})

However this doesn't allow to set it. I've seen in the OBSE source code that they are able to do so. My understanding is that neither the property nor the setter are UProperty/UFunction and cannot be easily used from UE4SS.

I'm also aware of this mod which attempts to restore the prid command but if I try to execute prid in UE4SS with that OBSE plugin, it crashes the game. I'm also not keen of having an OBSE plugin as a requirement as it leaves out people on GamePass...

Is my only option to create an UE4SS C++ mod?

EDIT: Video demonstrating my mod works if I manually select the horse before mounting it (so this is literally the last thing I need for it to be complete) :

Edit: This tutorial was written before MagicLoader 2 was introduced so the information in step 9 is outdated. The installation has changed, running the program has changed and the .json configuration file looks a bit different now. The other parts of the tutorial are still valid.

Please install these tools first:

Tools that we work with directly:

• MagicLoader (now new interior cells are possible!) and its "Example Plugin" (can be found under Optional Files)
• UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector - Smart Mapper (simplifies the creation of the needed UE4SS mesh mapping files for the new objects if they use default meshes like the chest in the tutorial which just has a new Editor ID)
• xEdit 4.1.5n* (or higher) -> alternative download link (in case you have problems with downloading from Discord. I've found it in another Reddit post)
• Haphestia's Fix and Port Script (fixes missing walls and much more)
• Construction Set** (you can use it to modify the game’s existing content or add new content to it)

Tools that are required but we won't work with them directly:

(these two tools are required for UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector - Smart Mapper)

• UE4SS for OblivionRemastered*** (a scripting system that makes Oblivion Remastered load custom LUA code)
• UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector (makes new objects load without CTD and/or being invisible)

* Rename xEdit.exe to TES4REdit.exe. That makes xEdit load Oblivion Remastered plugins.

** A guide to install the Construction Set for Oblivion Remastered can be found here. Regarding myself, I do editing plugins in the Construction Set inside the OG Oblivion (the 2006 Oblivion) installation on my drive and copy the edited plugin to the Data folder of Oblivion Remastered when I'm done with editing the plugin in the Construction Set.

*** A note regarding "UE4SS for OblivionRemastered" in combination with OBSE:
You need to start the game without OBSE once to make "UE4SS for OblivionRemastered" compatible with OBSE. Then you can start your game normally with OBSE again.

Step 1:

Load MagicLoader's example plugin (IntTestMod.esp) in the Construction Set (and click on "Set As Active File" before you load it).

Step 2:

Duplicate an existing container by giving it a new Editor ID and choosing "Yes" when you are asked if a new object should be created. For this tutorial I duplicated the "DungTombChestAlyied01" chest and gave it the Editor ID "cbTestDungTombChestAlyied01".

Step 3:

Place the new container in a cell of the example plugin like ZZZTestCell03 or in the interior cell of your mod.

Step 4:

Save the example plugin or your plugin and close the Construction Set.

Step 5:

Load the plugin in question in xEdit together with all default plugins that begin with the word "Altar" (needed for Haphestia's Fix and Port Script).

Step 6:

Apply Haphestia's Fix and Port Script (it's called "fixmod" in xEdit) to the example plugin or your plugin to fix problems like missing walls. Keep xEdit open because we create the UE4SS mesh mapping file for the chest in xEdit, too.

Step 7:

Now we create the UE4SS mesh mapping file for the chest that makes it load without CTD in the game. All you need to do is applying the SyncMeshesCSV script of UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector - Smart Mapper to the plugin in question in xEdit. The generated .ini file can be found under xEdit\SyncMap. Copy it to Data\SyncMap.

Where the Data folder can be found:

Steam:

Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data

GamePass:

XboxGames\The Elder Scrolls IV- Oblivion Remastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data

Step 8:

Save the example plugin or your plugin in xEdit and close xEdit.

Step 9:

Start MagicLoader and click on "Do Magic!". This ensures that the interior cell of the example plugin is loaded without CTD. But you only need to do this once and when MagicLoader configs change. There's also an OBSE plugin that automates this process.

If you want to add the chest to the interior cell of your own mod, please follow the instructions of the MagicLoader tool (i.e. the creation of the corresponding .json file) before you do the magic (alternatively, you can use MagicLoader - MagicPatcher to generate the .json configuration file). The instructions can be found in the download description of MagicLoader in the "How can I use this in my mods" section. If you don't have a CellMap, you can leave out the CellMap part in the .json file - see the included .json file of MagicLoader's Example Plugin or see this quote:

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{
"Plugin": "IntTestMod.esp",
"NewCells": [
"ed3",
"ed4",
"ed5"
],
"FullNames": {
"LOC_FN_Haphy1": "Some New Place",
"LOC_FN_Haphy2": "A Different Place",
"LOC_FN_Haphy3": "DON'T DEAD OPEN INSIDE"
}
}

Step 10 (last step):

Enable the example plugin (IntTestMod.esp) by writing its full name (including the .esp extension) in the Plugins.txt which can be found in the Data folder.

A note regarding users of the standard edition of Oblivion Remastered:
Place any plugins that contain new objects and/or new interior cells above AltarDeluxe.esp in the Plugins.txt, otherwise the object will be invisible (due to an issue in UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector version 0.1.8) and the game will crash when you enter the new interior cell.

The Plugins.txt can look like this:

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Oblivion.esm
DLCBattlehornCastle.esp
DLCFrostcrag.esp
DLCHorseArmor.esp
DLCMehrunesRazor.esp
DLCOrrery.esp
DLCShiveringIsles.esp
DLCSpellTomes.esp
DLCThievesDen.esp
DLCVileLair.esp
Knights.esp
AltarESPMain.esp
IntTestMod.esp
AltarDeluxe.esp
AltarESPLocal.esp

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Happy modding!

Weapon Expansion Pack for Oblivion Nthusiasts at Oblivion Nexus - mods and community

Part 1: Setting up the Construction Set

Download the Construction Set.

If you don't own the old Oblivion from 2006:

Please follow this guide.

If you have the old Oblivion installed:

Install the Construction Set in the old Oblivion installation. You can create your house mod in this installation first and then copy the plugin to the Oblivion Remastered Data folder when you are done with editing.

Where the Oblivion Remastered Data folder can be found:

Steam:

Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data

GamePass:

XboxGames\The Elder Scrolls IV- Oblivion Remastered\Content\Dev\ObvData\Data

Part 2: How to create player homes

Written tutorial:

Creating a House - the Oblivion ConstructionSet Wiki

Corresponding plugin file for the tutorial:

Tutorial House - Resource at Oblivion Nexus - mods and community

Video tutorials:

Oblivion Construction Set Guide - Home Creation! Part One - YouTube

Oblivion Construction Set Guide - Home Creation! Part Two - YouTube

Part 3: Solving problems

(or how to make your player home mod work with Oblivion Remastered)

Missing walls
Cause: Statics in the original game have no XAAG und XACN records which are required in the Remaster.
Solution: Haphestia's Fix and Port Script adds these records to the statics (see step 5 and 6 of Adding chests with new Editor IDs without CTD).

Crash when entering the interior cell
Cause 1: Your player home uses a new interior cell.
Solution 1: MagicLoader makes the use of new interior cellls possible (see step 9 of Adding chests with new Editor IDs without CTD, second paragraph).
Cause 2: The container (or other objects like doors) have a new Editor ID. The game doesn't know how to assign the Unreal mesh to the new Editor ID.
Solution 2: The Unreal mesh can be assigned to the Editor ID with the help of UE4SS TesSyncMapInjector via a SyncMap (an .ini file with path information; see step 7 of Adding chests with new Editor IDs without CTD).
Cause 3: The position of the plugin in the Plugins.txt and you own the standard edition of Oblivion Remastered. If the plugin is placed below AltarDeluxe.esp, the game will crash.
Solution 3: Place the plugin above AltarDeluxe.esp in the Plugins.txt (see step 10 of Adding chests with new Editor IDs without CTD, second paragraph).

Later changes to objects not taking effect
Solution: I don't know what caused this. But after I made a clean save without the plugin and load the plugin again with this new save, I could finally see the change I made to the object in the game (I moved a bed further down).

Faulty Map Marker
Cause: The map marker displays <MISSING STRING TABLE ENTRY> because a string table entry is missing (I don't know exactly what this thing is but I know how to solve it :D)
Solution: This is where MagicLoader steps in again. You give the placed map marker the name that you have specified in the corresponding .json configuration file. Enter this name in the field next to "FULL - Name" in xEdit. The naming scheme is LOC_FN_NameOfCell. For example, in my player home mod Hidden Hideout, the interior cell and the map marker are named "LOC_FN_cbHiddenHideout".

The configuration file contains the displayed name "Hidden Hideout" next to LOC_FN_cbHiddenHideout.

The content of my MagicLoader configuration file "Hidden Hideout.json" for reference:

{
    "Plugin": "Hidden Hideout.esp",
    "NewCells": [
        "ed3"      
    ],
    "FullNames": {
        "LOC_FN_cbHiddenHideout": "Hidden Hideout"      
    }
}

In the attached screenshot, left is 1 second after loading, right is 5 seconds after loading.

Could there be a way to improve RVT (make it faster?) in order to eliminate or at least reduce loading pop-in?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15F7-ZXqf_gdhAxeskX47EXyoFmAV_Mf3/view?usp=sharing

Hint: unfortunately GPT searched also for the OG Oblivion mod section when filling the column "Already Exists?". Therefore you should double-check whether this mod already exists.

Since I have no experience with C++ or UE modding (and this game is not really suitable for modding beginners), I decided to share this list with you.
It's the least I can give back to the community at the moment.

Please just reply in this thread if anyone decides to make a mod from the list (so others know you're working on it).

No need to thank me or anything else. As a mod user, I am the one who needs to thank you for your efforts.


Best regards,

Mod Idea Assessment Oblivion.pdf

It is as if the game store all you see and does not dumb that. Was wondering if I could do something other than load?