Exnem Pekka Pumps for Vipcxjs Real High Heels System

I did not create any meshes in this mod.

This mod contains all the shoe and boot meshes from Rheatheylia's Exnem Pekka Pumps mod adapted to VipCxj's Real High Heels System. I used Robert's Feet for HGEC EC UVed for the foot meshes.

Once you install this mod, the shoes will be in the same barrel on the pier in Anvil as the original mod.

The esp in this mod is named the same as the original. Meaning, if you already have Exnem Pekka Pumps installed, any shoes you have retrieved from the shoe barrel will still be where you put them, they will just be converted to The Real High Heels System.

Requirements:

Rheatheylia's Exnem Pekka Pumps v1. 0. (or Sirkillalot23's Exnem Pekka Pumps OMOD version of Rheatheylia's mod.)

VipCxj's Real High Heels System and its' requirements. (v9_Fixed or higher.)

RAIAR's HGEC Body. (Best to have the HGEC BBB body meshes, as Vipcxj's skeleton fully supports BBB.)

Installation:

In order for this mod to work, FIRST you MUST have Vipcxj's Real High Heels System installed and working PRIOR to installing this mod. This includes using the skeleton provided by VipCxj in that mod.

Make sure the shoes in the High Heels Test that comes with Vipcxj's Real High Heels System works before trying to install this mod.

Continuing, install the Exnem Pekka Pumps mod.

Next, extract the \Data folder from Exnem Pekka Pumps vipcxj HH. 7z to your Oblivion folder. Merge and overwrite when prompted. Note: if you do NOT get prompted to merge and overwrite any files, you did not extract the file to the correct location.

Make sure to use the esp file from this mod.

This final step is critical, you MUST set the Exnem Pekka Pumps.esp to LOAD AFTER the VipCxj_HighHeels.esp in your load order. Not doing so will cause the items in this mod to not work.

Recommendations:

Some people that have the Steam version of Oblivion may have some trouble getting BBB and Real High Heels to work. I do not have the Steam version of Oblivion, but it appears that the cause is either the Steam version pulls any mods from a different directory than the disk version, or that if Steam/Oblivion is installed into C:\Program Files on Windows 7 or Windows Vista can cause mods to not work. Your experience may vary.

Timeslip's OBMM to install mods into Oblivion.

BOSS for adjusting load order.

Electrro's BBB Designer Body Spell. (With this mod you can match your base character or an NPC body to an outfits body type. The HGEC body is included in the spell mod.)