The midas used to look like those burden spells that were a round purple bottle shape but is now some weird white circle. Some spells don't even have icons, will this end up being bad in the long run or is it something I shouldn't care about?
Last edited by JamestheFreak ; 15 Dec, am. I uninstalled the supreme magicka mod since I don't like how it makes my spells cost way more magicka than I have but the spell icons for midas are still weird white circles things. Originally posted by JamestheFreak :. So apparently it isn't just the spell icons being messed up, every cave or mine I see has those big yellow diamond explonation points and I also see them in chapels. The supreme magic mod? Why would that mess up the enivornment?
I got the chapels to not have them anymore when reinstalling and making the all natural and interior mods working but I'm not sure which mod is responsible for the caves and mines textures. Per page: 15 30 Not only are the details sharper, but the colors are also more vibrant and eye-catching. Wandering through Cyrodiil's wilderness never looked so good!
In terms of ugliness, one of the most recognizable details of Oblivion 's aging graphics relates to draw-distance. The scenery that gets loaded in the distance often looks like a blurry smear compared to objects that are located closer to the player.
It's a shortcoming that many games shared in the mids, but is now given a lot more attention with today's modern hardware. This mod significantly improves the game's draw-distance, thereby sharpening many of the details. Things will no longer appear sharp up-close while looking low resolution from a distance.
The vast majority of these mods are dedicated to making Cyrodiil look its absolute best. But what about the Deadlands, the realm of Oblivion belonging to Mehrunes Dagon? This land of death, for all its ugly brutality, deserves some love too, right?
That's where Oblivion Realm HD comes into play. The myriad textures of the flora and fauna that compose the Deadlands's environment receive some much-needed treatment with this mod.
Closing Oblivion Gates forms a large part of the game's experience, so giving those visuals a fresh coat of paint makes those visits a bit more tolerable.
Looking at Oblivion 's NPCs is rough. Very rough. It's perhaps the most noticeable example of the game's age. Thankfully, an awesome mod exists to lend some much-needed beauty to the denizens of Cyrodiil.
The limitations of the game's hardware will always restrict how far a mod can go, but it's undeniable that Oblivion Character Overhaul offers a marked improvement over the vanilla experience. Don't overlook Cyrodiil's water when making upgrades to Oblivion 's physical environment.
The level of detail depicted in a body of water is easy to judge. That detail is pretty lackluster when it comes to the fourth entry in The Elder Scrolls series.
It's so unimpressive that it's natural to just simply ignore it altogether. Alive Waters sets out to achieve exactly what its name suggests. Rather than dull and lifeless, Alive Waters injects some impressive vibrancy to Cyrodiil's water. New models of various fish and algae make swimming underwater a bit more interesting. It's a simple, yet very effective little mod. There are hundreds of small mods throughout the Internet that seek to retexture only one object or mesh.
And many of these ideas influenced a game called Skyrim that you might have heard of…. Well, at least in its vanilla iteration.
Check Out This Mod. Especially in RPGs where I spend the majority of time in menus. The mod also introduces native Xbox controller support, for those console peasants at heart.
Just like me! I would love to steal all their food as well, but I give up pretty quickly as soon as I lay my eyes on that thing that looks like a slab of meat. Probably a few weeks old, too…. It includes higher quality textures for most stuff found inside houses.
This is applied across the game, but this was not the case in Morrowind. The only part of the Morrowind worldspace that is leveled are the leveled lists that have been added to merchant inventories so that you will at least have access to some leveled items in the game if you want to buy them that is.
Virtually all merchants sell appropriate leveled items i. Other than that, nothing else is leveled. Creatures, quest awards, loot, npc's, etc. This is due to the very different systems in Morrowind and Oblivion for handling dialogue and quests. This means that each quest has to be manually edited and scripted by hand.
Please read the installation instructions that come with the mod for details on the status of specific quests. Experienced Oblivion modders, quest authors and scripters are needed; please see the lists Help Requested thread to help out with the project! There is a list posted here that includes all 'additional content' mods for Morroblivion that are not incorporated into the main project.
Some of these mods are not incorporated because they cannot be e. Morroblivion takes place in its own worldspace and should not conflict with anything that modifies the Oblivion worldspace. Some players have used over mods in conjunction with Morroblivion. Ultimately, whether a mod affects Morroblivion or not depends on what the mod does and how it is written. Any custom clothing, armor, etc.
New cities, quests, and anything else that goes on in the Oblivion worldspace should be unaffected. Morroblivion is similar to entering the Shivering Isles. Nothing on your character changes, but the surroundings are not familiar. However, mods that affect gameplay mechanics leveling, difficulty, realism etc. Mods like Real Hunger will probably function as intended, however, these types of mods may rely on certain things that will not be present in the Morroblivion worldspace like Oblivion food items.
If you experience a mod compatibility problem that is without a doubt caused by incompatibility with Morroblivion, please post it in the appropriate Forum. Helping with the project requires that you have at least a basic understanding of The Elder Scrolls Construction Set. Once you have installed Oblivion and Morrowind, you should also install the construction sets for each game. The current incarnation of the Morroblivion Mod is an. ESM master file, and each person working on a part of the project develops an.
ESP plugin file that is later merged in to the Master. See ESP vs. ESM if you are unfamiliar. This allows even very small bug fixes to easily be posted by anyone in the community. Once you feel like you've got that down, and you know how to use the construction set, check the forums to see what still needs to be done!
If you're familiar with the tools used in Oblivion modding, it shouldn't be too hard, but the important thing to know is that for small, simple mods, it might be faster to build your mod from scratch in the Oblivion construction set than to convert it - it depends on the mod.
There is a basic guide on mod conversion here that should help you get started. Morrowind Overhaul vs. Morrowind vs. Really, you should play both. But if you have played Morrowind before, then you should give Morroblivion a try. There are a ton of differences between Morrowind and Oblivion in general, so read this page first and it should answer most of your questions. Below is a list of the most commonly discussed differences between playing Morroblivion and Morrowind - that is, these are the Frequently Asked Questions on this topic.
In terms of graphics I have deliberately left this section out for a couple of reasons. First, graphics are extremely subjective - beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Second, graphics depend drastically on a ton of different factors - base graphics settings,. Both games can be made to look really, really good or, really bad.
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