Download links and written tutorials for everything we've shown in this episode can be found below: Morrowind Mod Databases: Morrowind Nexus [www.
The Morrowind Modding Community is quite friendly, and many people on the Tech Support forums will be happy to help you out! Showing 1 - 10 of 10 comments. Bumping this for anyone who still needs a tutorial on how to install Morrowind mods which seems likely given the latest Steam sale. Anon View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by AlexF :. Well, here we are again, another Steam sale and, presumably, another batch of new players looking to mod the game.
So in order to help people out with finding and installing mods for Morrowind, I'm once again bumping this thread. As always, if you need any help with getting mods to work with Morrowind, do please post below and I'll try my best to solve the problem! Feel free to ask for help if you need it. Last edited by Darkelfguy ; 3 Jan, am. Hey, Darkelfguy? You still monitoring this discussion? I could really use some help. Last edited by janekhoek ; 21 Feb, pm.
Go to mods tab, right click on main column header and select 'INI Tweaks This will bring up a file selection dialog. This will apply the changes in the mit file to Morrowind. The name of the directory will the name of the replacer. The replacer's directory structure can be one of two forms: Just like the Data Files directory structure; Replacers Bob's Replacement Set Icons if you have icons Meshes if you have meshes Textures if you have textures Just the textures for texture replacers only Replacers E-Icons, Blue Star dds files Redoran, Lady Rae dds files Note that most texture replacement packs have the second form.
Usage Go to Mods tab, right click on the main column header and select Replacers Checking a replacer will apply it. Large replacer collections may take a while to apply.
Unchecking a replacer will remove it. Choose Edit Choose a profile to switch to it. Current savegames and Morrowind. Run Repair All once in a while after editing Master lists. Use Duplicate Before making major changes to a save file, create a duplicate and make the changes on it. Load Order Maintenance In order to prevent doubling and to get correct behavior out of mods, it is important that they load in the correct order.
Since mod load order is determined by their modified time, it is important to be able to set and keep fixed the modified time. To set the load order of a mod, just edit the Modified field of the mod in the details view. To keep the modified time fixed, Turn on the Lock Times feature in the column context menu of the Mods Tab.
When this is done, Mash will memorize the modified times for all files that it sees. Then, whenever Mash launches, or comes to the foreground, it will check to see if any Modified times have changed, and if so, reset them to the earlier memorized values. Note: If you want to use a non-Mash load ordering utility, you'll first need to turn off Lock Times. When you're finished with the external ordering utility, turn Lock Times back on.
It will reset to use the times set by the other utility. Import Merged Lists Overview Leveled lists determine what creatures you will encounter and what items you will find in various containers. Mods that add creatures or items to the world generally modify these lists.
This function combines changes made to the same leveled lists from different mods and saves the combined list to the current mod.
Usage This function is only available for mods whose author is Wrye Mash. This is a safety feature to prevent overwriting the load lists of a normal mod. If you don't have such a mod available, then start by copying Mashed Lists. Note that you may want to have different versions of the Mashed List esp for different load sets. If this is the case, just duplicate one Mashed List esp and rename it as desired. You won't need it anymore. Note too that you won't need to use the Leveled List Resquencer tool.
The Import Merged List lists are already resequenced. Make sure you have your full load list loaded, then right click on the 'Mashed Lists' esp and select 'Import: Merged Lists'.
Don't forget to update the masters on your save game when you're done. Tech Notes Mash's Merge List function is a bit more efficient that TesTools -- if there's no need to merge lists, then it won't. In merging lists, Mash ignores lists from any of the three Bethesda Masters, under the assumption that anything in them will also be in any plugin that tries to modify them. In merging lists, Mash ignores any mod whose author is Wrye Mash.
When merging two lists: Chance None is set to Chance None of last mod to change list. Calculate for Each Item is true if it's true for either list. Calculate from All Levels is true if it's true for either list. All entries from the first list, plus any new items in the second list will be included in the merged list.
A deletion of a leveled list will be ignored unless the deletion comes from the last mod to modify that list.
Repair All performs all of the work of the Repair Refs command, plus additional cleanup, which is described below. This Repair All function attempts to repair references and other records damaged by past changes to file list. Note: If the health of the file is not Blue or Green, then you should to update the master list before you can use the Repair All command.
When you run Repair All, you'll either get a report that no repairs were necessary, or you'll get a report of repairs that were made.
Repairs will take the form of either rematches or deletions. Rematches: The Repair All function compares the object id for each reference with the object id expected from the save files master list for the references combined modIndex and objectIndex. If they those id's don't match, then Repair All tries to find a different value of modIndex for with the id's do match. If it finds such a match and if that match is not already used by another reference, then it switches the reference to use the new modIndex.
This is a rematch. Also if Mash finds a reference that is marked as 'Deleted' but has a modIndex of 0 meaning that it's owned by the save file, not any of its masters , then Mash will delete the reference. Note that a save game needs to remember when a master file reference is deleted, but should not remember when a save-game owned reference is deleted -- since there's no need to do so. These bad deletes seem to be responsible for doors, NPCs, etc.
Repair All Command In addition to repairing refs, as described above, Repair All performs several other cleanup tasks Remove Debris Records Sometimes gameplay leaves a modified copy of a database object even after the mod that 'owns' that database object is no longer in the load list.
The list of object ids in the save game is compared against the object ids provided by the game's master files, and records that are unmatched are deleted.
Exceptions: Some items are intentionally created in game new spells, enchanted items. Also, the MonthsToRespawn global is created during gameplay. These records are excepted from the Debris removal process. Remove Overriding Lists Mods that modify leveled lists through the addToLev and removeFromLev script commands will cause copies of those modified leveled lists to be added to the savegame itself.
This approach conflicts with the use of leveled list mergers since the savegame copy of the leveled list will override even the merged leveled list esp. Accordingly, the scripted approach is now considered obsolete. Mods should no longer use the leveled list script commands. However, this still leaves the problem of cleaning savegames that are contaminated by older leveled list modifications. Repair All will now as of version 0. Hopefully this helped you, good luck.
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