Red Velvet Outfit Replacer v_2

EDIT – 16 April 2011: - Because of how old these mods are, I\'m no longer updating them. They\'re all over two years old and they\'ve had their time. When I work on mods again, I won\'t be including any fixes or updates for these. If anyone wants to do so, feel free – just give me credit for the original mod and email me (rinzeireve@gmail.com) with a link. I\'ll be sure to link to your update on the original mod. UPDATE: There is now a second option for your recolor. It was mentioned that the blue didn\'t match and I agree, so there is now a full red option. View screenshots to see. PICK ONE FILE OR THE OTHER. Installing both won\'t work - one will just overwrite the other. ________________________________ This came up and I didn\'t notice it until now. The bottom of the outfit looks blurry because I don\'t have my settings on max. That\'s what the texture looks like under Medium Texture size. I imagine under Large, it looks perfect, but my laptop doesn\'t like the larger settings. So, the texture is just like Bethesda\'s - it\'ll be blurrier if you use Small or Medium texture size setting, just like all their outfits. ___________________________ Name: Red Velvet Outfit Replacer Version: 2. 0 Date: 3/14/2008 Category: Models and Textures Recommended: Oblivion Mod Manager Author(s): Rinzei Source: http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=15966 Description =========== Texture replacer for the Red Velvet Outfit in Oblivion to make it, well, red. Details ======= Looking at the Red Velvet Outfit in the vanilla Oblivion, I loved the texture of it. Except for, well, it wasn\'t red! It\'s an odd combination of fuschia and teal...not very red at all, actually. So, to fit the title, I\'ve just done a simple Hue change in Photoshop to make the Red Velvet Outfit, well, red. As such, the teal has been changed to a royal blue color. So, if you like the present fuschia-teal scheme of the Red Velvet Outfit, this is not the mod for you. This mod is available as-is. I won\'t be working on the textures again. It was just a simple change. I may rerelease it as an new item at a later time in a shop mod, but until then, this is it. Install ======= 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 - = or = - OBMM Installation Manual Install -------------- 1. Extract this archive to any folder and then copy the contents to Oblivion\'s Data folder. You can ignore or delete the \"omod conversion data\" folder. 2. Start Oblivion Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the .esp file(s). OBMM Install ------------ Create the OMOD (Do this section only once) 1. Copy archive to (install folder)\\Oblivion\\obmm\\omod\\ 2.