Unique Container Sound

Change logs

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Ver 1. 3 (9/14/25)

smoothened the corpse looting sound and decreased the volume

Ver 1. 2 (9/13/25)

1. Introducing a custom-made looting sound. (lightning fast version XD)

2. All of the container sfxs' volume increased to enhance clarity

3. You can hear inventory opening sound as looting a dead body without delay.

4. The original Ayleid chest sound restored.

ver 1. 1- Although I personally prefer ver 1. 0, well, I guess that's just me. XD Since most users have been accustomed to the looting sound for ages, when they loot a dead body, they feel "awkward" or even empty due to the "dead" silence when using Ver 1. 0. So I redesigned the sound file so that both sounds can be heard. Now you can hear the container SFXs loud and clear. And then the looting sound follows quietly. (A "binary" playback) The decibel of dead body looting sound was reduced to 31. 62 % because I found it too loud and obtrusive.

Studio Virtuos coded the game so that the opening and closing sounds of all containers in game are associated with the dead body looting sound. As a result, players get to hear extremely repetitive and annoying mishmash of SFX with the original SFX drowned out and virtually inaudible.

This mod fixes that.

Now you can hear the unique and original open and close sound of all containers with peace of mind. Nice and quiet, true to its own kind. More immersive.

ver 1. 0 showcase - nice and quiet - pure ("muted" version)

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Ver 1. 1 showcase - nice and quiet - familiar ("binary" version)

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ver 1. 2 showcase - loud and clear (advanced "hybrid" version)

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Ver 1. 3 showcase - a lot softer and a tiny bit quieter  (intelligent hybrid version)

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Installation

1. Mod manager : use Vortex or MO2

2. Manual: Unzip and navigate to ~mods folder and put all 4 files inside...

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks\~mods\

XboxGames\The Elder Scrolls IV- Oblivion Remastered\Content\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks\~mods\

if you don't have ~mods folder, create one.

if you accidentally put the file in Paks folder, it works just fine.

even if you create a folder inside ~mods folder and