Put some mods (in compressed archives or folders) in the Bash Installers folder.Click on the Mods tab in Wrye Bash to initialize BAIN.Please, try alt3rn1ty's Wrye Bash Pictorial Guide for a more comprehensive overview of using Bash and BAIN. Note: Unless you changed the sOblivionMods file path in the bash.ini, the Bash Installers folder "Oblivion Mods" is located at the same level as the Oblivion folder. BAIN is the more effective option in almostevery other category. You should have a backup of the original shaders folder anyway (as they seem to be a particularly vulnerable group of files) but OBMM is the utility to use to install shader editors. The user has total control over which version of a file, found in multiple mods, is installed last (which will be the version seen in the game.) The only mods you should absolutely avoid installing with BAIN are shader packages. Have you ever installed multiple cosmetic mods and later wondered which version of which body texture was installed? With BAIN, it is possible to see both installed and implicit (among uninistalled packages) conflicts. For example, if the UOP is moved after QTP3 after previously installing the two mods in the wrong order, the calling the anneal function on either packages will have BAIN correct the installation config, by installing files from the UOP package that should overwrite QTP3 (given the now correct package order.)Īnother great feature of this mod utility is its excellent conflict detector. No longer is there a need to completely uninstall big mods such as QTP when figure out that it has been incorrectly installed on top of the UOP instead, by taking advantag of it installation patdching functions: 'Anneal' and 'Install Missing'. One of the primary features of BAIN is inherent support of prioritized installation. Whereas OBMM uses OMODs, Wrye Bash's mod installer, BAIN, installs mods from 7z, RAR and ZIP archives. 5.3 Visually Enchanted Customizer Fixed.
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