And probably author used some superior lighting mods and enbes. But characters still not look as cool as on OCO screenshots, probably you need to tweak them manually a little. For me, "main" mod still work the same as without this changes. Why not, right? Nothing else were touched. And while at it, made golden saints, dark seducers and dremora races playable. I deleted all about eyes and hairs in OCO and copied eye mesh and all other needed lines from CCC in OCO.
I guess there a bunch of people who as well don't have oblivion modding expirience and don't want to learn about it. It take me a few days to get to the point and few hours to make it happen.
It were annoying, to learn how all this special for this game programms work. immersive gameplay available.īut google search didnt do a thing, either people not merged them still or were not willing to share results with other. So it became obvious, that both mods should be active for more. I mean now i play in oblivion for fun purely, dressing my character in silly dresses, changing hairs and eyes along the way, killing everything on my way, *cough*raping other characters*cough*, you know, like probably many of people do. But when you try to use them both, the result will be not satisfying, if not to say they will look like shi- word. Second is OCOv2 which will make your characters look a lot better than default game will. First is CCC, which will add to the game many, many, MANY (maybe a little too many) hairs and eyes for your aesthetic pleasure. Just as it say in the title, it is merge of this two made by hand, opposing bashes and other automatic variants. This is joke by the way, i mean it's just funny how "round" this name is. Warning 01 - Were not able to add in requirements.
Warning 01 - Probably heavy engrish ahead.
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