#Oblivion first person legs how to

Short guide on how to use as a resource.

First Person view uses Third Person animations, therefore it isnt perfect yet.

Majority of important animations have been completed.

It is not perfect and you might find it rather clunky to use, but it does work.

#Oblivion first person legs install

This is not a complete version, it may be clunky to play with, and the install instructions to use it as playable are rather annoying. So now we have this first release alpha version of the Centaur project.

#Oblivion first person legs mod

This mod really has been a community effort, as I blundered my way through it learning from people that actually knew about what I was trying to do. Soon after this TheTalkieToaster updated his information on adding scaler and transformation dummy bones to skeletons, and version 4 was born. There were two bits that stuck out that were pretty mind blowing, the fact that by changing the skeleton path of an NPC you could change their animation set, and that there were gamesettings that allowed you to change the player's skeleton. On the 19th February 2010, after a break from them mod for a while, I took a look at some information Koniption had run across that I had previously ignored. The mod stalled at times, but progress was made, I had found there were a heap of limitations but couldn't find a way around them, so excepted it and moved on. A few weeks later on the 18th, Koniption joined with me after answering a few of my animation questions in the CS forum, she has been very important to actually getting my buggy animations and skeleton to a functioning state. On 1st October 2009, PacificMorrowind started writing some very useful PYFFI scripts for mass editing animations, scripts that I still use to this day, these eventually allowed me to join animations very quickly (human and horse) and saved the mod from ending due to the tedious work at that point. I asked a lot of questions in the CS forums, and slowly learnt animations, however it wasn't until two other modders, PacificMorrowind and Koniption, joined me that I was able to make a start. This is where it all started coming together, I was still learning the oblivion animation system, but soon had help. This version did not stay around long, it looked horrible and soon after showing it off and receiving feedback, I went back to basics and version 3 started. It took nearly another year and a half before I finally had the knowledge to attempt it again, and so started version 2, I admit know, even then I hardly knew what I was doing, but I did make progress and eventually announced my work on the 21st September 2009. I call that version 1, and no, I don't want to talk about it. It didn't get very far, and I never announced my intentions at the time, but it was when I started this. I started this mod a long time ago, in fact I think way back in May 2008 I had my first attempt.

History of the Mod: (Long and properly not very interesting): If you can help with any of these, post in the thread here or drop a PM. Animations! To be fair, I'm not an animator, so I'm looking for anyone who can make animations to help make some of the custom attacks.

#Oblivion first person legs mods

I don't use any body mods so I only work from the vanilla models.

I need modellers to edit the horse bodies to fit those of body mods.

I am looking for anyone with good texturing skills to help 'merge' the horse and torso together smoothly.

Possibly creating some special centaur armours/clothing.

The aim of this mod is to make a playable centaur race and NPC centaurs. Scruggsywuggsy the ferret Гўв‚¬вЂњ Creating an OBSE function for me Reneer Гўв‚¬вЂњ Teaching me how to add dummy bones TheTalkieToaster Гўв‚¬вЂњ Varied NPC Skeletons Amorilia Гўв‚¬вЂњ Bug fixing Blender animation exportersДЄndrew Maneri - Oblivion Mount Project Animation Warper (OMPAW)