If you have major conflicts, you need to research the conflicting mods to see if there really is a conflict. If it shows very minor conflicts or minor conflicts, you can most-likely ignore them (in 400 conversion, I've not had a problem). Uncheck - Ignore inactive unparented espsġ2) Scroll to the bottom and look for your mod to have associated text saying No conflicts which is very good. A settings window will appear, set the following options and click the Run button: esp on the left side of the OBMM screen (usually at the bottom of the list).ġ1) Now click on the Utilities button and then Conflict Report. Double-click on HisMod to enable it.ĩ) Once enabled successfully, the green box will turn blue signifying that it is installed.ġ0) You can verify this by looking for the checked. Click OKĨ) Find HisMod in the list on the right-hand side of OBMM and it should have a green box next to it which means that it is not installed but ready to go.
Would you like to import it? Click YesĦ) Make sure all the fields and scripts are filled out and click Create OMODħ) Message - omod created successfully. The OMOD folder will refer to C:\Program Files\Bethesda Softworks\Oblivion\obmm\mods\Ĥ) Click the Add Archive button, find and select HisMod.7z, click Openĥ) Question - omod conversion data is available.You installed Oblivion to C:\Program Files\Bethesda Softworks\Oblivion\.NET Framework 2.0 installed (a requirement of OBMM). You have Oblivion Mod Manager (OBMM) installed.You downloaded an archive which contains a folder called omod conversion data and you would like to convert it back to OMOD format.
My assumptions about your scenario (adjust as necessary):
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