There are a lot of poorly-packaged Morrowind mods, and without an 圎dit tool it felt like going back to square one.Unp skyrim le. I think there would be real value in updating the STEP forum guide or creating a new one based off Neovalen's Skyrim template. The list of affected helmets is pretty small, but I'm a Blender/NifSkope newbie so it's taking me a while to get around to making a personal patch. The biggest issue is actually MacKom's Races Redone and missing neck textures with full-face helmets. If you don't adjust your LO too much after starting a game, you won't have any problems. I've played with the original, and the lean version throws up far fewer errors-almost never. Lastly, I recommend using the lean version of Galsiah's Character Development. Kateri's and Emma's mods use Westley's heads, so there are neck/body issues when playing with MacKom's heads. Other mods I highly recommend: Weapon Rotate, the White Wolf of Lokken, Julan Ashlander Companion. So far the only issues I've had with my build are some minor typos. Tomorrowind: A hybrid list/guide that includes a lot of the classic Morrowind mods that live on MW Modding History or Fliggerty's. I don't recommend MGSO, but there are some great mods to pick and choose from. GeeTee's Guide: A Steam community guide that uses MGSO as a base. Lots of overlap with the STEP guide, but lots more texture/mesh replacers and It also includes a few optional fixes for Vurt's grass overhauls (floating grass, grass on roads). Lists all the original mods, or better alternatives. I used the STEP forum guide as a base, but integrated mods from these mod lists/guides here:Īn Alternative to MGSO: This guide bills itself as a comprehensive overhaul guide that does everything MGSO does and better. It's a pretty light-weight guide and everything works great. There are some minor compatibility issues with the guide (mostly armor/better bodies related), but nothing major. I've logged ~130 hours into my current (very heavily modded) Morrowind playthrough, which is based off the guide here on STEP. Wrye Mash Standalone is a bit limited compared to later iterations since you can't drag and drop mods to change load order-you have to manually enter the LO number. Late to the party, but I want to chime in with an endorsement for Wrye Mash as a mod manager for non-OpenMW setups.

Morrowind overhaul mod here.