RaceMenu Utilities

-DESCRIPTION-

RaceMenu Utilities is a work-in-progress mod to enhance character customization in Oblivion Remastered.  It currently allows you to save and load character presets using the in-game console.  I am working on GUI and expanding the tools available.  There are already some experimental things you can do by manually editing the preset files, as shown in the mod image you can add hairs from other races and go above the slider limits.  Please let me know what kind of features you want and let me know if you upload any presets so I can link to them here.

GUI!

Added a new GUI in the optional files!

Currently has morphs and colors (allows you to set any color for most things that normally had a limited color picker) Doesn't have hair/eye/beard/etc selection yet.  I'll work on adding all the functionality of the command line version and then work on making it look better.

It goes in Content/Paks/LogicMods

Press H to open. It works best on the inventory screen.

I need to figure some stuff out about how unreal widgets work to make this work better.  I'd like it to be possible to rotate and zoom in while editing but right now you can close the menu and rotate/zoom in the inventory screen and reopen the menu.

-INSTALLATION-

A. Install Automatically with Vortex (let me know if this works)

or

B. Manual Installation

1. Install UE4SS if you don't have it

  Get it here: (you'll want the latest experimental version under releases, which should be v3. 0. 1-394)

https://github.com/UE4SS-RE/RE-UE4SS/releases

I think this might not be the correct version anymore, you should probably try the version posted on Nexus.

You'll want to download the zip and extract to the WinGDK (game pass) or Win64 (steam) folder.

You can right click on the game under "installed" on the left  > Manage > Files > Browse to find your directory

It will probably look like:

The Elder Scrolls IV- Oblivion Remastered\Content\OblivionRemastered\Binaries\WinGDK\ue4ss\Mods\

You can right click on the game in your library > manage > browse local files to find your directory.

It will probably look like:

Steam\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\Mods

If you have obse, you have to launch the game once without it to get ue4ss to start up correctly, and then you can use them together

2. Unzip and