
If you do not have the GOTY version, then you will need to install Bloodmoon patch after the installation of Bloodmoon. Once you are happy with Morrowind's installation location, you can move onto installing Tribunal and then Bloodmoon, in that order.
If you want to make/edit your mods, you need to use This Fix for the Construction Set to work properly. Uncheck the "Enable Steam Community In-Game" in the Steam properties for Morrowind. You need to disable the Steam Overlay for MGE to work. Simply running the Code Patch once will do this for you. Some points to remember for Steam Users Īll mods, patches and tools work, but you will need to do a few simple things to ensure they do. You'll be going into Morrowind's folders a lot when using mods. While it is a hassle to have to reinstall the game, doing so now will save you a lot of time and frustration down the road.Īlso, take note of where you installed Morrowind. I also recommend reinstalling Morrowind if you already have it installed in the C:\Program Files directory. The fourth option is the most recommended as it avoids any security issues that options one and two present, and it is far less of a hassle than option three. Or you could simply install Morrowind to a directory other than C:\Program Files (Strongly recommended.). Run Morrowind's setup as an administrator.
Switch off the UAC whenever you want to play Morrowind (Do not do this!). There are several solutions that you can use, but only one is recommended: The second issue that you may experience is downloaded mods not appearing. Firstly, Morrowind may crash on startup with the error "Failed to load model: Meshes\BM_Snow01.nif". Installing Morrowind on Windows Vista/7/8 īecause Morrowind was developed for Windows XP, there are a couple of issues that arise due to the increased security when installing to the default C:\Program Files directory. Note: Morrowind Code Patch and 4GB Patch do not work with the GameStop/Impulse version of the game, so the Steam version is recommended instead. This is especially true for Windows Vista/7/8 users. The installation of Morrowind will appear to be a strange place to begin a guide on modding, but getting the installation right will avoid some issues that might appear in the future. 3.5 Mod Recommendations for New Players. 3.4.1 Installing Morrowind Patch Project. 1.2 Some points to remember for Steam Users. 1.1 Installing Morrowind on Windows Vista/7/8.