Link to Part 2 - th-cam.com/video/SDUrAEVW_BU/w-d-xo.html EDIT (1/09/2021), READ THIS COMMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS: When I published this video, Wrye Bash and OBMM were the only reliable ways to install Oblivion mods. Now, in 2021, Mod Organizer 2 is a superior option to both of these. Though the instructions in the video still work, MO2 is a more robust and easy-to-use tool which I'd recommend. It's pretty easy to set up and install, there are a multitude of tutorials online, and it has the advantage of being able to both install regular and OMOD mods. However, Wrye Bash is still useful for its Bashed Patch feature, where you can build a patch which merges changes from multiple mods into one. If you want to make a Bashed Patch, be sure to launch Wrye through MO2's launcher function to allow the program to see your modlist. The bashed patch will be sent to MO2's overwrite section when its built, and you can make a new, empty mod and transfer the file to that mod instead. You'll still have to install the 4GB Patch and OBSE externally, and BOSS can be replaced with MO2's in-build sorting function, found just above your load order, which is different from your mod list. The mod list is the large box on the left, and your load order is the smaller box on the right, where all of your mods which contain .esp files will show up. You'll also have to go into the Modify Executables section (the drop-down box with the Oblivion title on it, and click edit) after installing OBSE, and tick the Force Load Libraries button. Then, click Configure Libraries and check the box next to Oblivion.exe. To install mods with MO2, click the button at the top which, when hovered over, says "install a new mod from an archive." Then, simply select the mod and install. When playing a game modded with MO2, make sure to launch the game through MO2, or make a desktop shortcut of Oblivion using MO2. If you don't launch the game through MO2, mods installed using the program won't load, meaning you'll just be playing vanilla with the external mods we download in this guide, such as ENB. I may make an updated guide later, maybe not. Oblivion is a game I'd rather spend time playing than troubleshooting now. However, don't be surprised if Skyrim or Morrowind content ends up on this channel some time in the future! The modding scenes there are a lot more active and exciting, so I may try my hand at a mod showcase series or a playthrough of some sort. Feel free to leave your suggestions in the replies.
i cant seem to get realistic levelling to work through mo2, when i launch game i get error message saying realisticleveling.ini is not configured properly, install using obmm. i have tried the fix of manually setting values within the ini file but nothing has worked
Hey, Zamborin Gaming. This is good and I downloaded and tried to install MO2. When I got to the specify game folder, I chose the one made for Oblivion by the Microsoft Store, and MO2 told me that MO2 does not support games from the Microsoft store. Could have saved me 15 minutes, and I encourage you to warn those whose games came from the Microsoft store that MO2 does not work with them!!!
@@TytanTrollMiniatures No, there İS an improvement. if you look better, you would understand that castles and walls are much more realistic. I don't like the purple theme either though.
I heard that shit too I had to double check the description. Wizard101 was one of the first games I ever played. Played for years as a kid. Nostalgia :)
Appreciate your service here sir. Concise and to the point without dragging you into the unending madness of modding rabbithole that kept me from playing this again. You made it understandable for simple peasants like me who just want to run the game smoothly and without stability issues while keeping it as vanilla as possible (even potato heads yes)
Thanks a lot man. Just got a new pc, and love these old games but they’re pretty hard to start out modding. If you upload a part 2 I’ll be all over it! Keep it up man, this was helpful as hell.
Still, this is the best instruction video out there even in 2024 together with part 2. Few things are different as I used MO2 but it worked all well at the end. Appart from realistic leveling that one i had to install with OMOD. Thank you
I see some people are asking if this is still up to date and yes it is and some questions that come up now are that steam doesn't have that option anymore or it is longer showing but it it's just not shown the same is all, just go in oblivion in you're steam library then click on the settings cog icon (or right click the game like he did in the video) and then Properties > Installed Files > Browse local files or just Manage > Brose Local files easy peasy
Thanks a lot, I found it extremely helpful and so perfect I found your videos right now, redisvoering Oblivion after more than 15 years. YOu are amazing.
After re-installing Oblivion, be sure to run the game at least once before continuing with the guide, as that generates files necessary for some mods to work correctly.
Dude, thank you. I looked for a couple other tutorials online but they had me download so much more stuff and I got very confused. I appreciate your video
Bro thank you so much for this vid. I'm no stranger to modding but I was a tad bit confused when it comes to Oblivion. You earned a like a sub and I will be watching part 2 right meow!
Really appreciate your pace in your video, it really gives you enough time to get your things in order while modding along in real time with the video. Thank you, was a nice refresher and I got my game base setup again.
I just decided to re-play this game again after 13-14 years, and i wanted to try it with mods, but i did'nt know how to, this help me a lot, tank you so much!.
thanks man, you dont know how much you have helped us losers who dont know crap about how to mod or manually do all this stuff, thanks and ill be following your content!
Excellent video thank you, really made me miss Oblivion and I cant wait to reinstall and get modding. Great commentary, nice mellow background music. Please have my like and sub! Keep up the great work!
since switching to pc, i never ever thought of using mods. games are playable, 100% as the devs intended. i was wrong, and a long time i didnt want to get into modding, because for what reason like so everit didnt work. not even 10%. things gut mixed, mods working 50% or less, buggy as hell. morrowind was easier to mod in my opinion, just dragging those files to the morrowind data files folder, shit just works. BUT NOW i can enjoy Oblivion modded as well. still got memories of what it used to be on the good old 360 .... :D thanks for the video man
For me, I am fine with the way the game looks. I am more concerned with mods that both fix the game, cleans out some of it's rougher mechanical patches, and just gives it more content. Not just random content, but actually well though up stuff and the like.
Thanks so much lol this guide was super easy to follow, only trouble was when i went to download the wrye bash it was updated so it looked different but I just had to check extra folders and put oblivion
Despite my distaste for that "polished version" you're foreshadowing, THIS video made my experience modding much easier! Great setup, super easy. Fallout 3 is much harder IMO.
My favourite thing to do on the Nexus is pick a mod category, sort by most endorsed and open up the comments section to see 100% of the time, the first comments will be "Mod is broken", "doesn't work", "conflicts with...", "Mod is unfinished mess", "Needs cleaning", "Does this mod conflict with...?" Brilliant.
Thanks, I was having some issues with Vortex (Qarls texture pack wouldn't load properly & some other old mods I used to use) and so thought I'd give this guide a go. Had an issue with Boss (due to it finding previous game install rather than the new one) but I eventually got it working. I ended up just using Wyre Bash, not OMOD as I was using the 'NorthernUI (Vanilla)' instead of the one recommended in the video. For anyone else having issues with Boss, try moving the boss exe file into the Oblivion Data folder and run it again. I had kept my previous install with Vortex just incase I messed up, but Boss defaulted to that and it really screwed up the files (I couldn't even run the previous game install). It wouldn't even save my monitor res. I ended up restoring a backup of the Documents/My Games/... etc files, and after that ran Boss in the Data folder and got it working again. Had I not got it working, thankfully as I have Oblivion at GOG, I just would have restarted the process with the 'clean' install I have backed up. It's a shame Vortex has issues with certain mods, as compared to Wrye Bash I think its more novice friendly, especially with Vortex download links. But I suppose Vortex being a "jack of all trades", it has issues sometimes.
Thanks so much! Following you step by step and everything worked. The only hiccup I ran into was when installing "Wyre Bash" it wasn't seeing my game. I discovered that was because I had never launched Oblivion. So I launched the game, and retried Wyre Bash with success! Will be following your next video step by step as well.
im not sure what im doing wrong, but i have a fresh install of oblivion, i followed all the steps including the stream community one. but EVERY time i try and launch OBSE it gives me the "application load error 5:00000065434" error, i've googled this and nothing seems to work. any help?
My game kept crashing on start when i tried this. I figured out it was due to me having multiple monitors. Try disabling vsync in the launchers options and seeing if the game launches.
Cool video. I was trying to install Oblivion a few weeks ago and something wasn't working right. Going to give it another go with the tips from this video this week.
Is there a way to check if you are using the 4GB patch? I'm having some frame rate issues and I can't remember if I installed/activated the 4GB patch at the start of the modding process.
Idk what is up with steam, but I cant make a direct new file location other than x86 before install. Would making a backup file and adding everything there work instead?
I immediately ran into a problem of the game not being able to be moved to a new file location. Sweet, I'm already looking for people i can give money to, to do this for me.
Everything went smooth till the last part, when i tried to click on the Darnified UI in OBMM an error appear saying that i need to enable CAS policy. I don't coding please help.
I'd have to advise against using OBMM. Unlike Wyre Bash, OBMM doesn't rewind overwritten files. For example, when you install two mods with WB which overwrite eachother, when you uninstall the second mod, WB returns the files from the first mod. In the case of OBMM, if a mod overwrites files and then you uninstall that mod, those files with be missing because it fails to add the files it overwrote in the first place. If you do use OBMM, use the least amount of mods on it that you can. And, install them last if possible.
I agree, but the problem is that certain mods are only available in the .omod format, which can't be installed using Wrye Bash, and I only use OBMM to install those select mods.
theres no oblivion on wrye batch installer edit: ok so i watched another video, make sure to get the game to character creation screen so wrye bash can detect it in the installer.
I really hate that all these guides just have random gameplay on-screen at random points in the video. 7:03 Why do you speedrun through the mod manager setup in like 5 seconds but have random combat on screen for a fucking minute while you're talking about the mod manager? No one looks at a guide to see random ass gameplay, and I'm about to play this game for the first time so I'd like to not have anything spoiled.
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Link to Part 2 - th-cam.com/video/SDUrAEVW_BU/w-d-xo.html
EDIT (1/09/2021), READ THIS COMMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS:
When I published this video, Wrye Bash and OBMM were the only reliable ways to install Oblivion mods. Now, in 2021, Mod Organizer 2 is a superior option to both of these. Though the instructions in the video still work, MO2 is a more robust and easy-to-use tool which I'd recommend. It's pretty easy to set up and install, there are a multitude of tutorials online, and it has the advantage of being able to both install regular and OMOD mods. However, Wrye Bash is still useful for its Bashed Patch feature, where you can build a patch which merges changes from multiple mods into one. If you want to make a Bashed Patch, be sure to launch Wrye through MO2's launcher function to allow the program to see your modlist. The bashed patch will be sent to MO2's overwrite section when its built, and you can make a new, empty mod and transfer the file to that mod instead.
You'll still have to install the 4GB Patch and OBSE externally, and BOSS can be replaced with MO2's in-build sorting function, found just above your load order, which is different from your mod list. The mod list is the large box on the left, and your load order is the smaller box on the right, where all of your mods which contain .esp files will show up. You'll also have to go into the Modify Executables section (the drop-down box with the Oblivion title on it, and click edit) after installing OBSE, and tick the Force Load Libraries button. Then, click Configure Libraries and check the box next to Oblivion.exe.
To install mods with MO2, click the button at the top which, when hovered over, says "install a new mod from an archive." Then, simply select the mod and install. When playing a game modded with MO2, make sure to launch the game through MO2, or make a desktop shortcut of Oblivion using MO2. If you don't launch the game through MO2, mods installed using the program won't load, meaning you'll just be playing vanilla with the external mods we download in this guide, such as ENB.
I may make an updated guide later, maybe not. Oblivion is a game I'd rather spend time playing than troubleshooting now. However, don't be surprised if Skyrim or Morrowind content ends up on this channel some time in the future! The modding scenes there are a lot more active and exciting, so I may try my hand at a mod showcase series or a playthrough of some sort. Feel free to leave your suggestions in the replies.
i guess I'm quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch new movies online ?
@Luka Hudson Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it !
@Dariel Lian You are welcome :D
i cant seem to get realistic levelling to work through mo2, when i launch game i get error message saying realisticleveling.ini is not configured properly, install using obmm. i have tried the fix of manually setting values within the ini file but nothing has worked
Hey, Zamborin Gaming. This is good and I downloaded and tried to install MO2. When I got to the specify game folder, I chose the one made for Oblivion by the Microsoft Store, and MO2 told me that MO2 does not support games from the Microsoft store. Could have saved me 15 minutes, and I encourage you to warn those whose games came from the Microsoft store that MO2 does not work with them!!!
"After your game will go from this - to THIS!"
*fucking BURNS my eyes out with dark purple*
Underrated comment
Yeah not really an improvement. Just weird shaders overloaded.
Lol its not an improvement in the slightest.
@@TytanTrollMiniatures No, there İS an improvement. if you look better, you would understand that castles and walls are much more realistic. I don't like the purple theme either though.
@@hazarkaradas4050 cope
my man using the wizard 101 sound track
I heard that shit too I had to double check the description. Wizard101 was one of the first games I ever played. Played for years as a kid. Nostalgia :)
Jeeez i loveed that game!! Made me like turn bases games
I remember being young and that game making me believe magic was real, I’m 21 now, lmao still disappointed, but absolutely adored it.
@@void-master9077 yeah I’m 23 and I still play it time to time when I’m feeling it
Brings back memories of my level 80 ice wizard or whatever I got to hahah
Appreciate your service here sir. Concise and to the point without dragging you into the unending madness of modding rabbithole that kept me from playing this again. You made it understandable for simple peasants like me who just want to run the game smoothly and without stability issues while keeping it as vanilla as possible (even potato heads yes)
- An Oblivion tutorial
-Begins with Morrowind's theme
Ends with fallout new vegas theme lol
What can I say? They're both wonderful songs!
and the wizard101 song xD
Thanks a lot man. Just got a new pc, and love these old games but they’re pretty hard to start out modding. If you upload a part 2 I’ll be all over it! Keep it up man, this was helpful as hell.
Glad to hear! Part 2 should be out in the next week or two if you still need the help.
I'ma be honest with ya chief... even as dumbed down and simplified as I'm sure this is, I still had smoke coming out of my ears by the end of it.
I am so confused about how to mod games
@@DaltonYates-p4jstart by using Vortex from nexus mods, some mods can be easily applied if there is a download through Vortex option.
Still, this is the best instruction video out there even in 2024 together with part 2. Few things are different as I used MO2 but it worked all well at the end. Appart from realistic leveling that one i had to install with OMOD. Thank you
dude using that wizard city theme made me light up I love wizard 101
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
This is still the best video for reference. I always come looking for this video if I have any problems. Thanks for making this easy
Darnified. The first mod I've ever installed on Oblivion and the only one I accept as a UI overhaul. Good job!
Appreciate this bruv. Least convoluted modding guide I've ever watched to be quite honest.
This guide is amazing! Very easy to follow, and thorough enough without all the extra hoopla that some guides include. Thanks a bunch!!!
I see some people are asking if this is still up to date and yes it is and some questions that come up now are that steam doesn't have that option anymore or it is longer showing but it it's just not shown the same is all, just go in oblivion in you're steam library then click on the settings cog icon (or right click the game like he did in the video) and then Properties > Installed Files > Browse local files or just Manage > Brose Local files easy peasy
Cheers,
Thanks a lot, I found it extremely helpful and so perfect I found your videos right now, redisvoering Oblivion after more than 15 years. YOu are amazing.
After re-installing Oblivion, be sure to run the game at least once before continuing with the guide, as that generates files necessary for some mods to work correctly.
Dude, thank you. I looked for a couple other tutorials online but they had me download so much more stuff and I got very confused. I appreciate your video
the wizard101 theme song was a great choice
Excellent video. Helped me get my start to modding as I've had trouble modding oblivion in the past
Bro thank you so much for this vid. I'm no stranger to modding but I was a tad bit confused when it comes to Oblivion. You earned a like a sub and I will be watching part 2 right meow!
Love the Wizard101 music you included, haha! I still play it to this day.
thank you, most straight forward video yet
this video is very comprehensive and easy to understand, you just gained a new sub my friend
I have the honor of being your 1,000th like. Great tutorial dude.
Thanks for making these vids so newcomers can enjoy some of the classic Elder Scrolls games.
Bless. All links still work and I got it running first try. Thank you!
my man sound like an elf from tamriel breaking 4th wall to help us experience his world
Really appreciate your pace in your video, it really gives you enough time to get your things in order while modding along in real time with the video. Thank you, was a nice refresher and I got my game base setup again.
it maybe oblivion content but putting morrowind music really is the best choice lol
Great Video Zamborin. This is the first video I send to people who ask me how to mod.
You are a stud bud! appreciate the guide!
I just decided to re-play this game again after 13-14 years, and i wanted to try it with mods, but i did'nt know how to, this help me a lot, tank you so much!.
Thanks! I am a new Oblivion gamer but I decided to get the best experience and this really looks like the best way to start, keep like this
thanks man, you dont know how much you have helped us losers who dont know crap about how to mod or manually do all this stuff, thanks and ill be following your content!
Excellent video thank you, really made me miss Oblivion and I cant wait to reinstall and get modding. Great commentary, nice mellow background music. Please have my like and sub! Keep up the great work!
MY MAN this helped a ton. Thank you so much!
Broo you know how to fix this, i have some npc whit no voices
@@joacogodoyydo you have the character overhaul mod
One of the most helpful videos for modding
Very well made video, but I'm waiting for part 2 to start modding. Thanks for making these and keep up the good quality videos!
Thank you for the kind words! Part 2 should be up in about a week!
@@zamboringaming2716 alright thanks a lot!
5:30 Ash! A wild *Dog* has appeared! Go Pikachu!
Gotta love the Wizard101 Music you added.
thx for the awesome tutorial great work dude !
since switching to pc, i never ever thought of using mods. games are playable, 100% as the devs intended. i was wrong, and a long time i didnt want to get into modding, because for what reason like so everit didnt work. not even 10%. things gut mixed, mods working 50% or less, buggy as hell. morrowind was easier to mod in my opinion, just dragging those files to the morrowind data files folder, shit just works. BUT NOW i can enjoy Oblivion modded as well. still got memories of what it used to be on the good old 360 .... :D thanks for the video man
using wizard101 soundtrack as background music... a cultured man i see
Super Helpful thanks so much was looking for a way to get it all set up and this really helps.
Very straightforward and easy to follow along, thank you!
For me, I am fine with the way the game looks. I am more concerned with mods that both fix the game, cleans out some of it's rougher mechanical patches, and just gives it more content. Not just random content, but actually well though up stuff and the like.
Thank you for the guide it was really helpful.
It's a bit childish, I will admit that fully. But I just downloaded my first mod and I'm really happy about that. Thanks for the vid, man, alot
Thanks so much lol this guide was super easy to follow, only trouble was when i went to download the wrye bash it was updated so it looked different but I just had to check extra folders and put oblivion
Despite my distaste for that "polished version" you're foreshadowing, THIS video made my experience modding much easier! Great setup, super easy. Fallout 3 is much harder IMO.
Greatly appreciated video guide. Subscribed and liked thank yo sir
My favourite thing to do on the Nexus is pick a mod category, sort by most endorsed and open up the comments section to see 100% of the time, the first comments will be "Mod is broken", "doesn't work", "conflicts with...", "Mod is unfinished mess", "Needs cleaning", "Does this mod conflict with...?" Brilliant.
This good stuff man keep going!!
Thanks from Russia ) . Everything is very detailed and informative ).
Djon Hokkins
Thanks, I was having some issues with Vortex (Qarls texture pack wouldn't load properly & some other old mods I used to use) and so thought I'd give this guide a go. Had an issue with Boss (due to it finding previous game install rather than the new one) but I eventually got it working. I ended up just using Wyre Bash, not OMOD as I was using the 'NorthernUI (Vanilla)' instead of the one recommended in the video.
For anyone else having issues with Boss, try moving the boss exe file into the Oblivion Data folder and run it again.
I had kept my previous install with Vortex just incase I messed up, but Boss defaulted to that and it really screwed up the files (I couldn't even run the previous game install). It wouldn't even save my monitor res.
I ended up restoring a backup of the Documents/My Games/... etc files, and after that ran Boss in the Data folder and got it working again.
Had I not got it working, thankfully as I have Oblivion at GOG, I just would have restarted the process with the 'clean' install I have backed up.
It's a shame Vortex has issues with certain mods, as compared to Wrye Bash I think its more novice friendly, especially with Vortex download links. But I suppose Vortex being a "jack of all trades", it has issues sometimes.
Great stuff, very clear.
The Wizard101 music in the background at the beginning really caught me of guard but in a good way
DAMMMMN THAT WIZARD 101 music hitting
Thanks dude! Great video.
I just wanna say I was EXTREMELY thrown off when the Wizard 101 music started playing around 1:00 lmaoo
bro thanks, now i can have mods and make my game a lot better.
Deleted INI filed like suggested and it wont create a new one. Great work.
The new steam version doesnt give me the same install options. How do i select a folder outside of x86?
do you know how ?
Thanks so much! Following you step by step and everything worked. The only hiccup I ran into was when installing "Wyre Bash" it wasn't seeing my game. I discovered that was because I had never launched Oblivion. So I launched the game, and retried Wyre Bash with success! Will be following your next video step by step as well.
"your game will go from looking like this, to this" bro you just made oblivion purple lmao
IKR
The Wizard 101 music had me double taking omg
Ty for the help Zamborin.
Amazing video man, thank you su much
respect for wizard101 music to the backround
im not sure what im doing wrong, but i have a fresh install of oblivion, i followed all the steps including the stream community one. but EVERY time i try and launch OBSE it gives me the "application load error 5:00000065434" error, i've googled this and nothing seems to work. any help?
Thanks. Helpful Guide.
Thanks a lot! Great video
Super helpful. Thanks so much.
Bricked my game with the first one, nice.
My game kept crashing on start when i tried this. I figured out it was due to me having multiple monitors. Try disabling vsync in the launchers options and seeing if the game launches.
Great tutorial! very fool-proof! much love!
Thank you, kind sir!
Cool video. I was trying to install Oblivion a few weeks ago and something wasn't working right. Going to give it another go with the tips from this video this week.
thanks man finally starting to understand how to mod now lol
0:32 I think Vanilla is looking better than the modded because of evenly balanced color.
Fair enough. I personally think the modded colours pop more and provide a more fantastical atmosphere, but to each their own.
i am simply just not used to unmodded skyrim
so when I saw vanilla oblivion I was like
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY EYESSS
@@user-eo1fg8wf1d i mean i did my first 3 gameplays unmodded
@@user-eo1fg8wf1d ohh yeah right
i wanted to bat i wasnt used to the controls lmao
Thank you kind sir!
Thanks for your help!
You're the best!
Where's the pinned comment mentioned in the description :(
This was much needed thank you. I finally have all my mods working cus of you. Fucking legend!!
Great video
I can't get any of this to work. I uninstalled it but when I go to reinstall it, it won't let me save it to a different location.
Same
Kinda late but did any of you figure it out?
anyone got it ?
Is there a way to check if you are using the 4GB patch? I'm having some frame rate issues and I can't remember if I installed/activated the 4GB patch at the start of the modding process.
Idk what is up with steam, but I cant make a direct new file location other than x86 before install. Would making a backup file and adding everything there work instead?
same
did you fix it ?
I immediately ran into a problem of the game not being able to be moved to a new file location. Sweet, I'm already looking for people i can give money to, to do this for me.
Everything went smooth till the last part, when i tried to click on the Darnified UI in OBMM an error appear saying that i need to enable CAS policy. I don't coding please help.
help me
THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'd have to advise against using OBMM. Unlike Wyre Bash, OBMM doesn't rewind overwritten files. For example, when you install two mods with WB which overwrite eachother, when you uninstall the second mod, WB returns the files from the first mod.
In the case of OBMM, if a mod overwrites files and then you uninstall that mod, those files with be missing because it fails to add the files it overwrote in the first place.
If you do use OBMM, use the least amount of mods on it that you can. And, install them last if possible.
I agree, but the problem is that certain mods are only available in the .omod format, which can't be installed using Wrye Bash, and I only use OBMM to install those select mods.
theres no oblivion on wrye batch installer
edit: ok so i watched another video, make sure to get the game to character creation screen so wrye bash can detect it in the installer.
thanks, thats help alot!
i could not get any of this to work not his fault but I couldn't even find an "oblivion launcher" file
I really hate that all these guides just have random gameplay on-screen at random points in the video. 7:03 Why do you speedrun through the mod manager setup in like 5 seconds
but have random combat on screen for a fucking minute while you're talking about the mod manager?
No one looks at a guide to see random ass gameplay, and I'm about to play this game for the first time so I'd like to not have anything spoiled.
5:32 was that a damn dog? Shit scared me, I thought that was my dog there for a sec.
somehow i knew this guy was gonna start the video saying "so you want to know how to mod oblivion" lmao
Awesome thanks.