UI Wizard Installer Packages for Wrye Bash

You know, when playing Oblivion in the days of OBMM, OBMM was fun, until Wrye came along and Bashed on its parade.

But you couldn't install DarN or DarkUI'd DarN without OBMM, unless deciding to go the manual way, when, if Wrye Bash was running, could develop into an issue or three. And Wrye's response, the DarN BCF didn't turn out to be everyone's cuppa.

Description :

From the DarN page:

This mod gives the Oblivion UI the most extensive facelift yet. It's goal is to rid the pc version of the horrid xbox interface. Fonts are smaller, settings can be adjusted in game, user controls are scaled, more info on screen, and the hud is vastly improved.

From the DarkUI'd DarN page:

I've changed the colors of certain things in certain places that differ from the normal DarkUI, simply because the changes of DarNified UI called for this. For instance, when choosing a dialog option, the person's name is now whiter than the dialog choices, so as to make it easier to discern between the person's name and the options.

I also worked out a lot of niggles and bugs, such as when you are over encumbered, now in the inventory, like in the container, only the current encumbrance is red, not the max and the current and the slash.

From the DarNified Additions page:

A package with several additions to both DarNifiedUI and DarkUI\'d DarN. Including more stuff for your Map Menu, crosshair, sneak icon and more.

From the BTmod page:

• Increase the amount of the Inventory, Magic, Container(Looting), Repair and Alchemy Ingredients listings to 12 or higher

• Increased area to view Local and World Maps

• Increased area to view Quests and Journal

• Increased area to view Skills, Factions and Accomplishments

• Added percentage display to HP/MP/FA display

• Added Durability status under the Weapon Icon on the Main Hud

• Enabled and cleaned up Spell Effect durtation timers

• During Custom Class Creation, increased the size of the enterable name

From the Quest Log Manager page:

Quest Log Manager adds a button to the right of each current quest in the log, and clicking on the button hides the quest. So click on all the quests you're not interested in, and you'll get a much cleaner quest log. By default, the buttons are always visible for current quests, but by setting the hide_key setting in "Ini\Quest Log Manager.ini" to the value of a modifier key (like left shift), the buttons will only be visible when this key is pressed.

Quest Log Manager adds a button at the upper right corner of the "Current Quests" log, named "Show hidden". If you click on this, instead of viewing the current quests, you n