1. Download a mod from [url]www.TESNEXUS.com[/url].
2. Create a folder on your usb thumb drive named "INSTALLDLCFOLDER".
3. Rename all mods and all things that came with it to capital letters, and put them within "INSTALLDLC" folder that's on your usb.
4. Move "INSTALLEDDLC" to BLUS30007/USERDIR, and enjoy modding.

1. Make sure your ps3 is on 3.55 or some other varation of 3.55, I'm personally using 3.55.2 update 6.

2. Make sure you have a usb thumb drive / some sort of way to transfer files, recommended to be 4 gigs or more.

3. Oblivion or some other bethesda game. (I'm using the disc so i can't help people running off usb, but it should work the same.)

4. Go to [url]www.TESNEXUS.com[/url] and download a mod you like, or more for that matter.

5. Create a folder on your desktop called "INSTALLEDDLC" no quotion marks, then within that folder place the mods you downloaded, and move the "INSTALLEDDLC" folder onto your usb flash drive or what ever you're using to transfer files to your PS3.. [ATTACH=CONFIG]15206[/ATTACH]

I've updated step 6, you don't actually need to create the two text files.
6. MAKE SURE you rename the mod and replace all lowercase letter with capitals. EVEN the file extension.
Remove ALL spaces / symbols from the mods name, capital alphabet / numbers ONLY.
Also it's probably a good idea to shorten mods names too.
For example: "Spells for you.esp" must be renamed "SPELLSFORYOU.ESP", and "Spells for you.bsa" must be renamed "SPELLSFORYOU.BSA".

7. Next, copy the files with a file manager to BLUS30007/USERDIR/, and put INSTALLEDDLC in USERDIR, then just exit out of whatever file manager you're using and start oblivion.

8. Enjoy your mods !

Proof, I don't have a actual capturing device, so quality is shit, but unless you're mentally retarded, this should prove it's possible to mod the ps3 version of oblivion. Haven't tested skyrim yet, I don't have it to test. Works on pretty much all Bethesda games. Just posting to pretty much give pc fan boys a huge middle-finger.

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i think most people know about this. you can do it on this game, fallout3, fallout NV, and skyrim. you just add you .esp files and change the .ini

I didn't have to change the .ini , I just made a folder in USERDIR with INSTALLEDDLC > Mods. What's considered the .ini?

ok, sometime you dont have to change the .ini but if you put the .esp's and .esm's int the INSTALLEDDLC folder, do it automaticly install? if you are going to put them in the folder, why not just put them in and data folder?

cool, i bought that game after i finidhed skyrim ^^ ill use these cheers

The game won't recognize a random file sitting in the folder just because the extension. The install folder is just a folder sitting there waiting for files to be placed in and any file with the extention esm or esp will be placed in the proper area and executed on launch because then the game will fully recognize the file. Just placing an esp file in fallout 3's data folder doesn't do anything. The install folder is basically adding the name to the ini in fallout's case.