

I also searched for the official patches on MMH and only found 4-5 entries of the Bloodmoon, but I didn't find the official Tribunal patch and I'm gonna to upload it to MMH later after I got a few hours of sleep (I'm too tired now and yet I cannot sleep). Now, I dunno what to think about Bethesda and after they closed down the old forum then they moved everything over to with a forum software that nobody like at least not me, so things have started to go straight downhill lately and that worries me a lot.

In the data files folder, you should create folders called textures, meshes, etc. However, after I searched a little I was surprised to see that Bethesda doesn't seem to care about Morrowind anymore, which I think is a disgrace after all Morrowind was the game that saved Bethesda from a disaster IIRC. Regardless of that, the proper directory for mod resources with Steam should be: C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/Steamapps/Common/Morrowind/Data Files. Just a few minutes ago I was trying to help a Morrowind player on Nexus and it seemed the member had the retail version, so I thought why not add a link to the official patches.
