05-15-2009, 10:22 PM
I've always found that way of thinking quite strange. If a person isn't motivated by creativity, what possible incentive can there be for him in modding? Stealing defies the very essence of modding. And stealing from a commercial entity like Bethesda is just asking for trouble, perhaps especially when it serves to further a competing game.
I hope they never stop making Elder Scrolls games, I can't see myself modding for any other series
As I recall it, your meshes weren't uvw mapped and they would undoubtedly have needed quite a bit of work to fit with the way weapons are set up in Oblivion (scale, shaft radius/length, etc). If you're interested in modding for Oblivion again perhaps you could make a project out of recreating your weapons and then releasing them on the scene?
EDIT: I think I found copies of your models. I had them backed-up after all, they were just in a compressed folder so they didn't turn up in my original search. I attached them.
I hope they never stop making Elder Scrolls games, I can't see myself modding for any other series
As I recall it, your meshes weren't uvw mapped and they would undoubtedly have needed quite a bit of work to fit with the way weapons are set up in Oblivion (scale, shaft radius/length, etc). If you're interested in modding for Oblivion again perhaps you could make a project out of recreating your weapons and then releasing them on the scene?
EDIT: I think I found copies of your models. I had them backed-up after all, they were just in a compressed folder so they didn't turn up in my original search. I attached them.