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Hey mate, thanks a lot! I'm alive and kicking, just stuck in the busiest time of my life still, so I don't have much time for gaming. Likewise, I hope you are doing well!

All good, thanks for asking man! How about you?

@@GrimReaperCalls Good to hear haha. Yeah i've been getting on lol, doin a lot of school stuff

With a name like that I wonder at the meaning behind that statement ;). I do, however, appreciate the sentiment! I'm still alive, just have absolutely no idea what to upload, I'm afraid.

@@GrimReaperCalls Oh wow i wasnt expecting you to reply! and yeah sorry the name's kind of an inside joke haha

@@GrimReaperCalls hope you're doing well tho, i remember watching ur videos many years ago

@@get_aids_6938 I am doing well, thank you very much for checking in! Likewise, I hope you are well too, despite the world being what it is.

@@GrimReaperCalls :) Good to hear you're doing well especially in the whole pandemic.

What I would try doing is to make a new world space (Top Menu: World -> World Spaces -> (Right click in list) New. Give it a Weather/Climate that gives the best "interior feeling". If you then scale up some of the cavern meshes to huge sizes, you get a proper cavern roof and can place the cavern ground below the world-space ground. I'm not sure how well this would work, but it could be worth a try?

@@GrimReaperCalls Great idea thx will give it a try

Well dang, I'm happy to hear that! Thank you!

Just from the top off my head, you might be able to do that with the Height Mapping tool in the CS, it's the button just left of the Landscaping tool. Can't test it I'm afraid as I can't really get the CS to work on Windows 10. Otherwise, what I would do, is to put a random object/model (like a house) into the render window, double click it, set the Z-value to 1000, and then use the Landscaping tool to pull the ground to the same height (using the smoothing tools to get it flat-ish).

@@GrimReaperCalls OK Thanks for the replay in the first place, but its not working that way. What bothers me, this i found recently, is that there is absolutely nothing to actually show you the actual height of the terrain in the game. Why am i saying this? Well the thing is that each object if set on the ground with F, will show you a different height at which they are set, even if the terrain is flat to let's say a random 1000 :) , so i was testing this with a Light Source, and by far the best i did was 1000.0005, and i really had to try countless times, and this height was only under the Light Source, and the terrain i was testing this was inclined, and as well it was impossible to flatten to this height, it was ruining the terrain to other numbers. Even 1 is too much, it's still a big circle to work with. Now i wonder why in the hell didn't Bethesda add something to actually help people create exact heights, like adding some option to scale how much do one want's to rise the land, not just the same tool of raising the land in 2 different areas of the Editor. Even if i would hit it to a 1000.0000 perfect height, it would only be for that object i would test ONLY., cause as soon as i would add something else, the height value of the first object would be false cause the second object would have a different height. So putting this all together, there is no way to know the real height, i will continue to revisit my old passion with what i have. But hey, look on the bright side, i had already a comment on your video, it was 7 Years ago LOL, how fast the time passes, i wonder what on earth was i talking. :D "I think i was talking about the huge squares of land that were randomly falling down under water, did you ever got this sort of bugs man? i hope it'll never haunt me again, so freaking annoying"

@@EasyFolkDude Sorry I can't really help you there. Assuming the height map editor in the CS is the same as Skyrim CK's, the height map editor will get you as close as possible to having a perfectly uniform height, using the eye-dropper and brush tool. Even then, you probably won't get within 0.0005. Thinking of it, if you desire that kind of precision you might even be running into limitations in the 32-bit game engine itself rather than the construction set, depending on how many decimal places the floating point variables are allocated. And yeah, time sure flies!

Did you make sure to select the plugin in the Oblivion Launch window? Under "Data Files", put a checkmark next to your mod's name.

Thank you so much! I got it to work! I'm going to subscribe to you now.

Glad you got it working! And thank you!

In the Data Files menu on the launcher you can enable and disable any plugins you've created/installed, just double-click the mod in that list to remove the check-mark. Mods made with the construction set are "injected" into the game when it's started, the game files themselves are untouched. If you've added mods other than plugins (texture/sound replacers etc) you'll have to delete those files from the Oblivion install directory, unless you used a mod loader/organizer, in which case you just disable the mod in the respective organizer's mod list.

if I delete construction set and reinstall will that delete all previous cs data? thank you btw.

Un-installing the construction set might reset settings in the Construction Set, but it will NOT affect your game in any way, since they are two separate programs. If you want to permanently undo changes that you've made to the game itself, you'll have to delete the the plugins associated with those changes from the Oblivion data directory. Do you know where to find the plugin-files and which ones you want to get rid of? You can NOT just delete all plugins in the Data-folder, as some of them are part of the original game. Unless you are willing to re-install the base game as well, don't touch any of the original files. That being said, re-installing the game is rather quick nowadays, so it's not the end of the world if you accidentally delete something you shouldn't have.

+Blizzard Creations You mean it doesn't show up in the render window when you drag it from the object window? If so, see if the name of it shows up in the Object menu (right screen) of the "Cell View" window. If it does, right click the name of it in that menu and select View (I think that's what it's called, haven't used the Construction set for a few years now). This should move the view in the Render Window to view the object.

GrimReaperCalls Oh, no, I fixed that problem right after I posed this. There was a door window hiddne behind the render window. Thanks for trying to help anyways.

Sorry mate, still in College getting my master's degree, which leaves very little time for gaming :/. I haven't actually played any more of Fear since this video and I definitely plan on finishing it, once I get a little more time. I'm aware that it was a bit of a dick-move on my part to abruptly stop with everything without any notifications, and I'm sorry about that!

GrimReaperCalls Det är lungt, lycka till med pluggandet :)

The only difference between modifying an existing item and creating a new one (the way I do it in the video) is changing the "Item ID". If you modify an item without changing the ID, all changes you make to that weapon will apply to all weapons with that ID. In the case of this video, if I didn't change the ID, all Dremora swords would have that enchantment. If you want to modify a specific enchantment, find it in the Enchantment Menu and double-click it. Then make some changes to it and press OK without changing the enchantment ID.

GrimReaperCalls thats obvious, it just didn't work. it just duplicated the item with my changes rather than saving them to the item i changed.

If you mean the sword itself, I'm afraid that mod has long since been deleted from my hard drive and I never uploaded it to nexus. This video was more meant as a showcase for a sword that I show how to make in a different video, using the Construction Set. That video is horribly bad quality and a lot of people have complained about the music, but you can watch it if you search for "grim reaper calls construction set enchanting guide" here on RUclips.

Heh, yes it is indeed a mod. The mod's called "Deadly Reflexes" and can be found on Nexusmods/Oblivion.

Oh.. thanks!

I don't know about "people", as for me personally it's mostly because I enjoyed this sort of music back then (still do, although to a lesser extent). And for those who don't enjoy it, muting the video is as simple as a click of a button, it's not as if the audio is of vital importance to this tutorial :P. Besides, this isn't really that good of a tutorial, the choice of having (to the subject) unrelated music in the background should serve as some sort of indication of that, so in that matter I think it's serving its purpose. You're probably better of finding a newer (<6 years old) and/or more "professionally" made one. Should be plenty of them on RUclips by now.