Mods for Oblivion?

Not that I know of.

And I wouldn't start discussing illegal stuff around here, mods don't like it.

Not that I know of.

And I wouldn't start discussing illegal stuff around here, mods don't like it.

Fire_Fly

I know mods in general aren't illegal, but modding in Halo is (on an Xbox at least)

The reason there are no mods on a 360 is because

1. It would need MS approval
2. It is easier to alter coding and the foundations of a PC game because you can rumage through all the files on the disk

Nuimber 2. is the main reason. It is much easier to share stuff on a PC and becasue games are made on a PC to begin with you can access all that makes up the game

I know mods in general aren't illegal, but modding in Halo is (on an Xbox at least)

The reason there are no mods on a 360 is because

1. It would need MS approval
2. It is easier to alter coding and the foundations of a PC game because you can rumage through all the files on the disk

Nuimber 2. is the main reason. It is much easier to share stuff on a PC and becasue games are made on a PC to begin with you can access all that makes up the game

Fire_Fly

and porting mods isn't that hard.  the mods run on the engine,  the engine runs on the 360.  if the engine can run the game it can run the mods. take unreal for example.  if you make a mod for it the mods will run on ms, linux, mac, with almost any combination of processors, graphics cards,  ram ammounts, etc...  as long as they meet the minimum specs to play the game.  sure there are some poorly coded maps or mods that will lag so badly they make the map unplayable on a low end pc but thats because the coder put in too much stuff.  engines are like java,  they let you write once and run anywhere the engine runs.  think of the engine as the interpiter.  you tell the engine what you want to do and the engine tells the hardware how to get it done.  you dont have to tell the hardware what to do,  thats the engines job.

[QUOTE="Fire_Fly"]

I know mods in general aren't illegal, but modding in Halo is (on an Xbox at least)

The reason there are no mods on a 360 is because

1. It would need MS approval
2. It is easier to alter coding and the foundations of a PC game because you can rumage through all the files on the disk

Nuimber 2. is the main reason. It is much easier to share stuff on a PC and becasue games are made on a PC to begin with you can access all that makes up the game

rdo

and porting mods isn't that hard.  the mods run on the engine,  the engine runs on the 360.  if the engine can run the game it can run the mods. take unreal for example.  if you make a mod for it the mods will run on ms, linux, mac, with almost any combination of processors, graphics cards,  ram ammounts, etc...  as long as they meet the minimum specs to play the game.  sure there are some poorly coded maps or mods that will lag so badly they make the map unplayable on a low end pc but thats because the coder put in too much stuff.  engines are like java,  they let you write once and run anywhere the engine runs.  think of the engine as the interpiter.  you tell the engine what you want to do and the engine tells the hardware how to get it done.  you dont have to tell the hardware what to do,  thats the engines job.

There must be some difference in the game on 360 and one PC because the 360 version hasn't been re-rated because of the nudity hidden in the game engine. On the PC the coding is retrievable becasue of mods but not on the 360

i dont know if any body can read my last post but can you email me if you know hot to mod oblvion for xbox 360 at gamesta@hotmail.com