The entries are changed automatically, but you have to take a look at them every time to prevent writing wrong ID's by accident. Important: with every start of the program the leading two digits change depending on the mods load order into tes4edit. If the entries were different, as 00 nehrim.esm and 01 oblivion.esm the Form id above wouldn’t' belong to nehrim.esm, but to oblivion.esm. If we look at the FormID 01854E1A for example we know that this is an entry belonging to nehrim.esm. This number tells you with which number the FormID’s of this mod start. If you take a look at the modlist on the left side, you will see every mod is led by a two-digit number. Right-click the mod and choose 'add masters'.

Now you should see nehrim.esm, oblivion.esm and the chosen mod with all content in a table. Open tes4edit and choose the mod as well as the nehrim.esm. The construction set always installs itself into the Oblivion-directory, so we have to copy/move it to Nehrim's folder ourselves.

You can close the registry once you have changed this entry and we’re ready to begin.Ĭopy oblivion.esm into Nehrim/data and install all needed programs into Nehrim’s main folder. You have to change this path to Nehrim’s installation folder (e.g. If you follow that path, you will find an entry called 'Installed Path'. I tested the 64bit-path only, but the 32bit-path should be right, too. Here we have to search for Oblivion’s entry. Vista, Win 7: start-> type regedit in the search field and press enter. WIN XP: start -> run, type regedit and press enter To change this to Nehrim’s install path we have to change this registry entry as described below: No matter where you install it, it creates a modlist based on Oblivion’s install path written in the registry. The tool itself as well as the Wyre Python file When trying to work with it, be aware that you do this on your own risk and do not forget to backup your saves. The following guide worked fine for Reznods Mannequins. Here you theoretically could just transfer these 'entrance' to Nehrim, but note that I did not test that. Mods like Adash or houses in astral space might work for they completely take place in an own worldspace and just place a NPC or a door in oblivion. It won’t work for mods that either need places or NPCs from oblivion. This guide was written to show how I managed to convert Reznods mannequins, but it should work with most mods that mainly use scripts and/or certain items. It's quite long, so I put it in a spoiler: (In this case I recommend his text, because my English certainly is not as good as his german) If you want to thank him or understand german good enough to read the original text. This is a translated guide how to convert oblivion-mods to Nehrim.

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