I dont feel quite right

Full README:

Name: I don't feel quite right...

Version: 1. 4

Date: 07/28/2009

Category: Miscellaneous

Requirements:

Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE)

Source: http://obse.silverlock.org/

Common Oblivion Library (Cobl) for IDFQR, Cobl

Source: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=21104

Recommended: Oblivion Mod Manager, Author(s): Timeslip

Source: http://timeslip.chorrol.com/

Recommended: OnHit Shader Replacement, Author: Timeslip

Source: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=7385

Description

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Have you ever pressed F1 to check your stats and everything looks ok?

Then later you unequip a fortify item and find an attribute or skill has been

damaged or drained? You wonder what the hell? When did this happen? This

mod will notify / remind you when your base stats are not 100%.

This mod adds a 3 scripts and a configuration ring.

Configuration in The Cobl version is located in +.

The script is defaulted to notify you with a Message and the Hit Shader effect

every five minutes. The script simply compares your character's base levels to

unfortified current levels for attributes and skills. If the current level is

less than the base, a message appears - "I don't feel quite right..." and then

Hit triggers the Hit Shader effect.

To turn off the message, adjust the strength of the Hit Shader effect, or to

adjust the time between notifications, equip the zIDFQR Ring. If you are using

the Cobl version, open your inventory, select +, and then select Configure

I don't feel quite right.

Your changes will take effect immediately on closing the menu.

This script does not change or modify anything. All it does is gather

statistics and report them. However, it will not report WHICH attribute or

skill is diminished.

This archive is distributed in what LHammonds calls OMOD-Ready format. It

allows you to manually extract and install like most other mods but it also

allows you to use Oblivion Mod Manager and import this archive with all the

settings pre-configured for an OMOD file.

Pick which method you are going to use for installation:

Manual Installation

OBMM Installation

1. Uninstall the old mod.

2. Install the new mod.

3. Start oblivion and play. There is no effect on saved games.

Manual Install

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1. Extract this archive to any folder and then copy the the esp you wish to use

to Oblivion's Data folder. You can ignore or delete the "omod conversion data"

2. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the .esp