A new mod called 'Character Editor - BETA' for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered allows players to customize their characters on the fly. Developed by modder nathdev, this tool simplifies the process of altering character appearance compared to more complex mods like RaceMenu Utilities. Players can now edit facial features, hairstyles, and eye color in real-time without needing console commands. This mod is compatible with other appearance-altering mods and aims to enhance the modding experience for fans of Oblivion Remastered. As updates are planned, users can expect even more features in the future.
How does the Character Editor mod work in Oblivion Remastered?The Character Editor mod allows players to change their character's head, facial hair, and eye color at any point during gameplay via an easy-to-use UI menu. Changes are saved instantly, so players can continue their adventures without restarting the game.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is a beloved RPG that offers expansive worlds filled with quests, lore, and exploration. It revitalizes the classic experience with updated graphics and gameplay mechanics, ensuring both new and returning players can enjoy a visually enhanced adventure. Modding communities continue to thrive, further enriching the game with new features and customizations.
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Love seeing modders streamline the little quality-of-life stuff—now I can fix my character’s questionable hairstyle choices mid-quest without breaking immersion. Oblivion’s mod scene just keeps proving why it’s one of the GOATs.
Finally, no more restarting Oblivion just because my character's nose looked weird in certain lighting This mod is a game-changer for perfectionists like me.
Kinda wild that after all these years, the modding community is still finding ways to make Oblivion feel fresh—mad respect to nathdev for keeping the magic alive.