Oblivion character overhaul install blockhead как исправить
An OBSE plugin that adds support for gender variant head models and textures for NPCs. And allows free camera movement in the race/sex menu. And enables pain-free inventory idle overriding. And per-NPC/Race/scripted body/head texture/model overriding. And animation overriding. And equipment model overriding.
This mod does not have any known dependencies other than the base game.
Mods requiring this file
| Mod name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Abysmer Playable Race Version 2.0 | |
| AliceRips CA patch | only for Blockhead addons |
| Animation Blockheadizer | |
| Beards in Tamriel for WAC (No More Custom Races) | |
| Better Glarthir for OCOv2 | |
| Better Lucien Lachance for OCOv2 | |
| Better Martin and Adoring Fan for OCOv2 | |
| Better Necks for OCOv2 | |
| Children Annuad OBME Edition | for CA OBME Edition Blockhead addon |
| Combat Stance Reanimation | |
| Countess | |
| Enhanced Genetics Overhaul | |
| Enhanced Genetics Overhaul - German | |
| Extra NPCs - OCOv2 Consistency Patch | |
| Eyelashes for Vanilla Races - Modified for OCOV2 Khats and Orcs | |
| Half-orcs race | |
| Imperial Palace Improvement - OCOv2 Consistency Patch | |
| J17's OCO and Hair Conversions | |
| Khajiit Male Body for Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 | |
| Kurmuk Dimidius - Half-Orc | |
| Luna's Angel Races | |
| Melusine - A Merfolk Race Mod (RM - RF - HGEC - DMRA) | |
| More Underwear for Seamless OCOv2 Edition | |
| Mystic Elf Race Update | |
| Naga Race Non-MBP version | |
| Natural Reptile Eyes For Argonians - OCOv2 Patch | |
| Natural Walk - Animation Replacer Blockhead Edition | |
| NoMaaM BBB Animation Replacer Blockhead Edition | |
| Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 | |
| Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 - Castellano | |
| Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 - Traduzione Italiana | |
| Oblivion Muscle Girl body and race | |
| OCO Oblivion Character Overhaul v2 DLC Horse Armor Fix | |
| OCO v2 Balanced | |
| OCOv2 Baurus tweak | |
| OCOv2 Khajiit Texture Fix | |
| OCOv2 Martin and Adoring Fan Fix | |
| ORN - Oaristys' Revamped Nehrim | |
| Orsimer Overhaul for Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 | |
| Pretty Woman - Animation Replacer BlockHead Edition | |
| Seamless - Khats and Args | |
| Seamless Heads - Vanilla and Classics Edition | |
| Sean Bean and Patrick Stewart as Martin and Uriel Septim BlockHead Edition | |
| SetBody Reloaded Blockhead Edition | |
| Seydamel Dunwukim | |
| Traduzione Italiana Di Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2.03 con fix voci | |
| Womans Move - Female Running Animation Replacer Blockhead Edition | |
| Womans Move - Female Walking Animation Replacer Blockhead Edition | |
| Younger Baurus for OCOv2 |
Author's instructions
Look into the Usage section of the readMe
File credits
This author has not credited anyone else in this file
Donation Points system
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Straight donations accepted
Blockhead
Yeah, Blockhead!
version 11.0
Description
Blockhead is an OBSE plugin in its late forties that has had enough of the Oblivion engine’s limitations. Born in a robber button and brought up by a Dachshund named Colin, it learnt the harsh facts of reality early. Only to laugh at its face, tweak its nose and drop ice cubes down its vestments.
- The compulsory serving of asparagus at breakfast.
- Unrestricted camera movement in the race edit menu.
- The ability to override the inventory menu’s idle animations.
- The induction of the word ‘contrafibularities’ in the Oxford English dictionary.
- The ability to override head and body assets of NPCs on a per-NPC/per-Race basis.
- The ability to override animations of NPCs on a per-NPC/per-Race basis.
- Tidyman’s carpets.
Fine Print
The camera in the race/sex menu can be controlled with the directional keys (arrow keys and WSAD) and the mouse (while holding down the Shift key). It can be reset to its original position by clicking on the left mouse button and dragging. Movement and rotation speeds can be configured in the plugin’s INI file.
Inventory idle animation overriding allows custom idle animations to be applied on the inventory menu’s 3D player model without resorting to replacing existing assets. There are 8 available overrides, from which one is automatically selected by the engine depending upon the player character’s equipped weapon. The override values in the INI file should be set to the filename+extension of a valid KF file placed inside the MeshesCharacters_Male directory.
Blockhead implements a 3-tier override tool for customizing NPC body/head textures and meshes:
- Tier 1 (Script) – Applied by using script commands.
- UpperBody
- LowerBody
- Hand
- Foot
- Tail
- Head
- EarsMale
- EarsFemale
- Mouth
- TeethLower
- TeethUpper
- Tongue
- EyesLeft (Model override only)
- EyesRight (Model override only)
Tier 1 overrides do not persist between game sessions and therefore need to be reapplied on loading a save game.
Body/Head parts without a pre-assigned asset can also be overridden, i.e., parts that do not have a valid model/texture path assigned in the editor. Tier 3 overrides for such head parts, however, must be placed in the following directory:
<TexturesMeshes>CharactersHeadAssetOverridesPerRace<MF> (where MF corresponds to the gender of the NPC)
…with the following naming convention: XXX_<HeadPartName>.<ext>
- Hair – Hair assets can be assigned gender-specific files by adding a ‘-M’ or ‘-F’ suffix to their filenames.
- Age Overlays – Age textures can be overridden on a per-NPC basis through script commands or custom assets placed in the following folder: TexturesCharactersAgeTextureOverrides<ModFileName.ext>. File naming convention: 00XXXXXX_YY.dds, where XXXXXX – FormID of the NPC (without the mod index), and YY – Age. Script overrides supersede the latter, do not persist b’ween game sessions.
- Per-NPC – Override files must use the following naming convention: <Filename>_BLKD_PERNPC_XXX_00YYYYYY.kf, where XXX – Name of the mod file name + extension, YYYYYY – FormID of the NPC record, without the mod index.
- Per-Race – Override files must use the following naming convention: <Filename>_BLKD_PERRACE_XXX_Y.kf, where XXX – Name of the race, Y – Gender (M/F).
The first part of the filename must follow the same naming convention as the vanilla game’s, e.g., BowIdle_PERRACE_Nord_M.
An NPC can be affected by more than one override at the same time – The engine has the final say on which animation file gets used (the actual mechanics of the picking logic is yet to be discovered/understood).
Equipment override - Refer to the readMe.
The plugin’s INI file is generated after first run (in the same folder as the DLL file) and contains options to toggle its features.
It is recommended that Blockhead be used in tandem with the NPC Tex Tweak plugin, which offers users more avenues to customize NPC textures.
Compatibility
This plugin is compatible with every other OBSE plugin there is. Should you find a discrepancy, please report it through the contact avenues as stated below.
Вот что с этим делать, кто знает, м?
Сделал всё как написано в комментариях на Нексусе - вкинул в папку и запустил игру, но в папке OBSE / Plugins нет нужного файла (inn вроде бы), есть только dll, который был изначально.
24 авг в 7:21И какой мод ты ставишь? Откуда знать, каких файлов там нехватает.
"Blockhead" должен лежать тут:
.\Oblivion\Data\OBSE\Plugins\Blockhead.dll
У меня там нету никакого "inn". Из того, что лежит:
И ключевой здесь "Blockhead.dll".
Ты ведь хочешь поставить "Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2", я так догадываюсь. Это ему нужен Blockhead. Ну вот, включаешь OBSE, ложишь "Blockhead.dll" в ".\Oblivion\Data\OBSE\Plugins\", потом ставишь плагин и готово.
Может, ты не включил OBSE? Точно скрипты работают? Нужно, что бы оверлей Steam (ctrl+tab) работал, иначе не запустится. Ну, на версии Стим, в других такого нет.
Blockhead.dll изначально есть в папке когда качаешь мод.
Автор сказал в комментариях что нужен "inn" или какое-то подобное расширение (не помню, но то что на "i" точно помню).
Он мол появляться должен после запуска игры.
Всё работает, но мод не хочет активироваться.
Может я мод получше найду, хз - потому что на Нексусе он выглядит презентабельно, а в игре так себе.
А ещё оверлей по ванильным настройкам на shift + tab открывается.
24 авг в 7:52Тайны, интриги, расследования. Никто не догадается, что у тебя за мод.
Нужно писать название мода и ссылку на него, тогда больше шанс, что кто-то подскажет. Иначе, нет даже смысла спрашивать.
На скриншоте вообще никакой информации, так каждый мод на базе "Blockhead" показывает, если не установлен "Blockhead".
Максимум, что можно предположить - не установлен "Blockhead" или "OBSE". Но, раз ты говоришь, что установлены, тогда хз.
Могу сказать, что в "Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2" такой проблемы нет. Просто ложишь blockhead.dll и на этом всё.
24 авг в 8:59Ну, просто для OCOv2, кроме blockhead и OBSE ничего не нужно. Вот я и подумал, что речь о каком-то другом моде, всё же.
В комментах там автор говорит, что можно поставить xOBSE и ссылка ./llde/xOBSE.
Может, ты там увидел букву "i".
xOBSE я не советую ставить, он глючный и с ним игра дольше грузится. Надежнее обычный OBSE 21.
Ты поставил не ту версию OBSE или не работает. А я говорил, что с версией GOG проще его поставить. Копай в сторону скриптов (OBSE), они не работают у тебя и blockhead не загружается. А без них вместо текстуры написано будет "install blockhead".
нужен "inn" или какое-то подобное расширение (не помню, но то что на "i" точно помню).ini?
Это текстовый файл с настройками. Это неважно.
Во всех прогах винды, либо ini либо cfg делают расширение. Странно, что ты никогда не видел таких. Обычный текстовый файл, куда записываются настройки.
Blockhead
Please report issues in the bugs section of the mod's page.
And provide as much information as you can. This would include the log files of the plugin, OBSE, a detailed description of the problem and instructions to reproduce it.
?PLEASE DO NOT OPEN BUG REPORTS FOR INSTALLATION ISSUES - THEY WILL BE CLOSED WITHOUT A RESPONSE. THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE STICKY POSTS BELOW SHOULD GIVE YOU ALL THE INFO YOU NEED TO SUCCESSFULLY INSTALL THE MOD.- premium
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Detailed Installation Instructions (follow these if you see the "Install Blockhead" texture in-game):
When the download is complete extract it to that same folder with 7-Zip. You will now have your downloaded file, a file named Blockhead_readme.rtf and a folder named OBSE. Right mouse click on the folder named OBSE and select Copy from the right click menu.
Now navigate until you can see your game install's Data folder. Right click on the Data folder and select Paste from the right click menu. You should get a prompt about merging the contents of the source OBSE folder with the OBSE folder that is already in your game's Data folder . answer Yes to all of the prompts. If you don't get that prompt then either you haven't previously installed Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) or you are pasting into the wrong folder.
Thanks to Striker879 for taking the time to write that down.
For anyone else like me who uses mo2 and was pissed it was not working with blockheads I have a fix. Launch mo2 and locate the place to modify executables. Should be ctrl+e by default. Then select force load libraries and select configure libraries.
Mark what is shown here.
. IF YOU'RE ON THE STEAM VERSION AND ONLY THE BEAST-RACES AND NORDS OF OCOv2 WORK FOR YOU, READ THIS.
For some odd reason, Vortex or any other Mod Manager for that matter, doesn't run OBSE correctly, which causes only some of the races to work.
You have to start the game normally via the Steam Library, that is the only way to run OBSE properly. (I assime it has to do with the Game's launcher)
That fixed it for me and all races now work as intended.
Character Overhaul or Blockhead not working
Both OBSE and Blockhead CAN NOT BE INSTALLED USING ANY MOD MANAGER. They must be installed manually. No exceptions. Be sure to read the instructions and place the correct files and folders in the correct folders of your game installation.
And, yes, the readme is outdated in regards to OBSE and Steam integration. Now, if OBSE is correctly installed, Steam will load it automatically. But you must still follow to the letter the installation instructions, and enable the Steam Overlay for Oblivion.
To check if OBSE is running, you can use the OBSE Tester utility.
Also, do not forget to put OCO the LAST on your load order (or, right before your Bashed Patch if you have one). And do Archive Invalidation (BSA Redirection, with Reset BSA TImestamps enabled).
I gave a look at Mod Organizer Nexus Mods page and my goodness, this thing works in a radically different way than Oblivion modding is supposed to work. Sorry, matey, but I can't give you further advice. You need advice from Mod Organizer experienced users.
Anyway, in order to be sure that OBSE is actually not working, check the OBSE tester utility.
I don't know how Mod Organizer performs the Archive Invalidation, but with the rest of managers for Oblivion (OBMM, Wrye Bash and NMM), it's a one-time-only procedure. If your Archive Invalidation is performed through an external esp or txt file like ArchiveInvalidationInvalidated!.txt, then it's obsolete and deprecated, and not reliable.
On a personal opinion side, I see in the Mod Organizar Page for Oblivion that this version is too obsolete, no longer maintained, and deprecated by the one available at the Skyrim Nexus. This is not a good thing for Oblivion players. Generally, utilities designed with Skyrim in mind are hardly compatible with Oblivion, no matter what they creators say, like Nexus Mod Manager for example.
Summarizing: sorry, matey, I give up.
YAOF . just what the world needed
I've seen plenty of reports that Mod Organizer and OBSE aren't exactly easy to get working together. I think I recall seeing someone post instructions on how to get MO and OBSE playing nice, but it would have been on one of the myriad of threads I've read/posted on, and wasn't recently.
May your luck with Search would be better than mine.
Mod Organizer works with Oblivion, but OBSE scripts and other particular mods (Blockhead), need to be installed to the oblivion directory.
1. Make sure Steam Overlay is enabled.
2. Install OBSE directly into the Oblivion folder.
3. Install blockhead.dll directly into \data\obse\plugins (in the Oblivion folder). Do not use MO. It won't work.
4. Now in Mod Organizer, go into the Modify Executables option and do the following:
- Put a name in the Title box (I called it Steam)
- In the Binary box, point it at steam.exe (C:\games\steam\steam.exe)
- In the Arguments box put -applaunch 22330
5. Now go into Settings and click the Workarounds tab. There's an option called Load Mechanism. By default it will be set to Mod Organizer. Change it to Script Extender.
Use this newly created executable (from the drop down menu next to the big Run button) any time you want to launch your modded oblivion. If you've done it right, it will load up the Oblivion launch pad, and from there you just click play.
I had the same problem as OP, and this solved it. Thanks Massafnq!
I spent hours reading contradictory information, but this post is the only thing that helped me set up Mod Organizer + Blockhead + Oblivion Character Overhaul + the Steam version of Oblivion.
Should be the first hit on google. Thank you.
I spent hours reading contradictory information, but this post is the only thing that helped me set up Mod Organizer + Blockhead + Oblivion Character Overhaul + the Steam version of Oblivion.
Should be the first hit on google. Thank you.
I had problems with this as well, installed blockhead first then charector overhaul v2 loaded game from steam and it worked useing OBMM. OBSE is outdated was causing conflicts I think, so I left it out.
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