You MUST fill in the name field, but all others are optional. Click the 'Add Folder' button, and browse to your temporary folder.

Open OBMM, and click the 'Create' button at the bottom. If you know you want to use options provided in the mod, install the options to your temporary folder as if it were your Data folder, and then remove the excess. OBMM will not install these effectively without a script. If this is a mod you've downloaded: Also remove any 'options' or 'extras' folder.

rtf, OBMM won't recognize it - so convert if necessary. Remove any screenshots, as well as any documents aside from the readme. This example is just used to illustrate file structure. Give or take some items, depending on the mod. If you are omodding up a mod you downloaded, unpack the archive to a temporary location. If either of those is not true for you, please go to the next section.įirst, move all your mod files to a new folder, preserving its contents and structure relative to the Data folder (just as you would if you were getting ready to pack and upload a manual installation). This section assumes your mod package does not require the user to choose any options during mod installation, or that your download does not come with a folder called 'omod conversion data'. You'll need to download and install Oblivion Mod Manager (OBMM) if you haven't done so already. Here, I will teach you how to do just that.

So, you're ready to release your mod, and you want to offer an omod installer or an omod-ready archive or, maybe you just want to make an omod from a mod you've downloaded to keep installation/uninstallation easy and painless. How To: Make a Omod, or Omod-Ready Archive

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