ODOS - Oblivion Display and Organization System

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WHAT IS ODOS?

ODOS is a framework that gives modders everything they need to add displays and storage to their house mods. This includes:

DISPLAYS

Similar to what you would find in Skyrim (and Skyrim mods), ODOS provides:

• []Weapon Displays

  []Mannequins

  []Armor Displays (Displays that show the ground model of armors and clothing, instead of the worn model)

  []Individual Books

  []Bookcases

  []Misc Items

  STORAGE SYSTEMS

  Create a storage network unique to your house, and have access to:

  • []Auto sorting with 32 categories

    []Access points to reach the same containers from multiple locations

    []Drop off Chests to quickly deposit items in storage from multiple locations.

    []Dynamic Static Objects (A sub-category of display that is used for decoration. Dynamically reflects what is currently in storage.)

    []Alchemy Worktable to automatically select the best quality alchemy tools in your storage and inventory.

    COLLECTION SYSTEMS

    Inspired by the amazing Skyrim mod "Legacy of the Dragonborn", the collection system allows you:

    • []Keep track of filtered displays

      []Tell you the completion level of displays

      []Give you a list of missing displays

      []Automatically drop items into their displays from a central location

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      EASY TO USE

      One of the main objectives when creating ODOS was to make it as simple, quick, and easy for modders to use. You only need a basic knowledge of the Construction Set, and you won't have to touch scripting. The majority of the creation process simply involves:

      • []Parenting objects to other objects.

        []Marking objects as Persistent References.

        []Applying scripts to new objects.

        There are a few more steps, of course, but most of what modders will be doing are those three things.