Release Dunkle Bruderschaft - Ninja Style Moves v2

To use the animations, first put extract the three files from the zip into a sub-folder in
the Morrowind/Data Files/Meshes folder you can easily recognize; i.e, make a
new folder named Reanimation or Animation Replacer.

Open the construction set and load Morrowind by clicking on
"File" and then on "Data Files," then select Morrowind by double-
clicking on "Morrowind.esm" and clicking "OK."

Now, once Morrowind has finished loading, click on the "NPC" tab in
the "Object Window." Search for the NPC named "player" and open the
properties window by double-clicking on it. Choose the race you will
most likely play - the reason for this will be explained later. In the
right-mid part of the window, you will see the "Add Animation File" button.
Click on it.

Now you will need to browse to the folder in which you've put the
downloaded files. You'll see you can only select "MercoCreatureFix.nif"
or "XMercoCreatureFix.nif". The third one is not visible here, but it is still needed,
so please don't delete it. To replace the animation file, select the "MercoCreatureFix.nif" file,
not the one with an X in front of it. Click open. At this point, changing "player's"
race will reset the animations to the default and you'll have to go through the above
process all over again if you want the animations to work. Thus, its best to decide
which race you plan to play before setting up the mod.

Ignore any errors you may encounter; they are about missing textures
and we don't need any textures. Press either "Yes" or "Cancel" for
"Yes to All". Now press the "Save" button to save the newly entered
NPC data. After that you will need to save the Mod itself by clicking "File"
and after that on "Save". Type any name you want and save the file.

Now you've made your mod!

Of course, you'll want to try it out. Boot up the Morrowind Launcher and
click on "Data Files". Select your Mod by double clicking on it, it should be
on the bottom of the list. Then start up Morrowind.

In order to see the animations, you must start a new game. When asked for the
race, DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING, just press OK and then proceed through
the CharGen as normal. If everything is alright, you should be able to play with your new
animations! There are slight problems with Better Bodies and some of the armors
due to the rather extreme movements, but they are relatively negligible. Also,
attempting to load save games in the midst of an existing game may cause a CTD, due
(I believe) to the game trying to reload the animations over each other, or something
to that effect. Once you have started and saved a game with the new animations, they
will remain in effect for the remainder of the game, and the game can be loaded and
saved as normal.

Unfortuantely, any script or spell that changes your animations (werewolfism in
Bloodmoon is definite, and I would assume the same is true of some of Cortex' Scripted
Spells) will revert the animations back to the default. A possible plus is the fact that you
can also assign the animations to any other NPC in the game and they will work fine.
They won't work for creatures, however, since the note tracks are different.

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Verganon schrieb:

hat jemand n Plugin für sich gemacht, um die Moves auch am eignen Charakter zu nutzen? und wenn ja: darf/kann derjenige das zu dem Download dazuladen? dann wäre da weniger arbeit für leute die das haben wollen :roll:

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