Title: Book Jackets 

Requires: Morrowind
	  Tribunal
	  Blloodmoon
          BookRotate (optional, and highly recommended)

This mod provides a set of unique covers for all 300 books in Morrowind. 2 versions are provided: one for use with BookRotate and one for use without.

Books are titled on the spine and sometimes the cover. A few personal books such as journals do not have printed titles at all. Books in a series are numbered on the spine. Open books are readable or have images of ledgers (which hopefully are not readable) and have matching closed versions for BookRotate compatibility. Some books look brand new and others like they've been through a war. They each have their own icons too. Only book art has been changed. None have been added or moved.

Overall I think they came out pretty good, if a bit on the technical-ish side. I'm no artist, but I have half a clue about Photoshop. I'm sort of a purist, so they should fit into the environment well enough. Still, with 300+ books done, there are some I'm not crazy about. But I'm satisfied. Don't like one? Change it. :)

Known Issues:
In a limited number of cells, some left-handed dev placed every book upside down on the shelf or lectern. This annoys me, but I didn't want to modify any cells in this mod. It may annoy me so much that I get around to releasing a tiny add-on to fix the rotation of the books in those cells. Some day.

Installation:
Unzip to your Morrowind folder. Make sure that subfolders called "PA" have been added to your Meshes, Textures and Icons subfolders. If you are using BookRotate, be sure to select the ESP called "Book Jackets - Morrowind - Book Rotate.esp". If you're not, select "Book Jackets - Morrowind.esp".

Removal:
Delete the esp. Search your Icons, Meshes and Textures subfolders for all file that begon with "pa_dc_". You can delete them all.

Credits:
Meshes are Bethesda's originals. I tweaked the UV mapping to limit the text being warped and smeared. Textures are all by me. Cleaned with TESAME.

Thanks to:
Everyone who provided free images that I used as bases for the textures. As for the commercial ones, you've been paid.
The folks at Psychodog Studios for giving me the encouragement I needed to ever finish this thing.
Everyone who's been making mods and the modding tools for years now. Amazing. You made the game worthwhile.