CSE ENB Launcher for Construction Set Extender
Tuesday, October 11, 2016 | by Room207 at 11:32 PM | 0 comments Download

Oblivion's Construction Set Extender is a wonderful tool, but conflicts
with the d3d9.dll coming with the ENBseries and with a bunch of other
OBSE plugins may lead to annoying crashes and bugs. In most cases the
editor won't even start due to an error that terminates it instantly.
Since I was tired to manually copy/rename all problematic files each
time I had to use the CSE, I made this simple batch file that does the
job for you in a second.
INSTALLATION
- Extract CSE ENB Launcher.bat to your Oblivion's root folder (where Oblivion.exe is);
- for your convenience, create a shortcut on your desktop or elswhere (in my case it's in the start screen);
-
When you want to launch the CSE double click CSE ENB Launcher.bat, or
the shortcut pointing to it, to mass rename d3d9.dll and all files in
your Data\OBSE\Plugins\ folder except Construction Set Extender.dll and
Construction Set Extender.ini. The program will start automatically;
- After closing the editor and before launching the game, click it again to revert the changes.
Please
notice that the batch file checks for the presence of the d3d9.dll in your
Oblivion's root folder before starting renaming other files so it won't
change anything if ENB is not installed.
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A Portable copy of Blender 2.49b bundled with all the required librairies to work with nifs. I asked Hashmi to update this with the latest components but he never replied, so I learned how to do that by myself. This comes as a 7zip archive so you can carry it with you anywhere. I also included the necessary plugins to import/export .geom (useful for converting hair from The Sims 3), .mesh.ascii and PSK/PSA files.

Component details:
- Blender 2.49b
- Python 2.6.6
- Pyffi 2.1.11
- NIFscripts 2.5.9
- True Normals by Anthony D'Agostino
- Geom Plugin 0.5
- Mesh Ascii Plugin
- UDK Scripts
- Blender Tools 1.01 by Kormgar aka gerra6
- Blender TRI file scripts and Tutorial by Kapaer and Deedes
Credits go to Hashmi and the creators of X-Blender (winPenPack team). I have no merit except updating this with the latest version of Python, Pyffi and NifScripts. Special thanks to Kormgar for his scripts.
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