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Users who are also new to the CS Wiki should also read our [[Help: Welcome to the Wiki|Welcome to the Wiki]] guide for tips on getting the most out of the Wiki. | Users who are also new to the CS Wiki should also read our [[Help: Welcome to the Wiki|Welcome to the Wiki]] guide for tips on getting the most out of the Wiki. | ||
==Welcome to the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Construction Set== | |||
The first thing you need to start modding is [[TES Construction Set|The Elder Scrolls Construction Set]]. | The first thing you need to start modding is [[TES Construction Set|The Elder Scrolls Construction Set]]. | ||
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This tool will allow you to change the game in almost any way you want. You can create new dungeons and quests. You can alter existing creatures and environments. You can even change fundamental processes of the game by altering the appropriate game settings. | This tool will allow you to change the game in almost any way you want. You can create new dungeons and quests. You can alter existing creatures and environments. You can even change fundamental processes of the game by altering the appropriate game settings. | ||
Even better, you can share these changes with your friends and the online community. All of your changes are recorded in a plug-in | Even better, you can share these changes with your friends and the online community. All of your changes are recorded in a plug-in that can easily be included or removed from anyone's game. | ||
Keep in mind though, that with great power comes great responsibility. The more fundamental the change, the more likely it will alter the game in a bad way. Test your changes thoroughly before you make them available to everyone. | Keep in mind though, that with great power comes great responsibility. The more fundamental the change, the more likely it will alter the game in a bad way. Test your changes thoroughly before you make them available to everyone. | ||