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IMAGE UPLOADING DOSEN\'T SEEM TO BE WORKING RIGHT FOR ME. LOOK HERE FOR COMPARISSON SCREENIE: http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/2854/comp6bk.jpg -------------------------------- Fintilgin\'s ForeverView Version 1.1 -------------------------------- By Fintilgin What does it do? ---------------- Pushes back the view distance fog
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IMAGE UPLOADING DOSEN'T SEEM TO BE WORKING RIGHT FOR ME. LOOK HERE FOR COMPARISSON SCREENIE:
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/2854/comp6bk.jpg
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Fintilgin's ForeverView
Version 1.1
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By Fintilgin
What does it do?
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Pushes back the view distance fog to let you see further.
Installation:
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1.) Put ForeverView in your Oblivion/Data folder
2.) Enable it with the Oblivion Launcher
3.) Edit your Oblivion.ini file in your Documents and Settings\YOUR COMPUTER\My Documents\My Games\Oblivion folder
Change the uGridDistantCount to 50
Change the uGridDistantTreeRange to 50
Bugs, oddities, and extras:
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This will drop your framerate. It's probably not worth it unless you want to push the game even further, there aren't
a lot of vantage points where you can really see the difference. But, hey, it's cool!
It's possible to push the fog even further back but you seem to hit a distant LOD barrier. Far off mountains you look directly
at disapear and you can only see them out of the corner of your eye. There may be a settting somewhere to fix this, in which case the view distance can be made even more extreme, but I haven't found it.
Water/Coastlines seem to jitter a bit. Probably not fixable? Not terribly noticable.
Far distant water seems to stop rendering. Becomes base, brown dirt texture. Again there's probably a setting in the .ini,
to fix this, but I haven't dug it out yet. Not a big deal and only noticible on a few occasions.
Flying way up in the air with Noclip will show some oddities. Strips of straight edged dry land beyond the Western Ocean and that sort of thing. But, if your nocliping, you're probably already used to visual oddities.
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/2854/comp6bk.jpg
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Fintilgin's ForeverView
Version 1.1
--------------------------------
By Fintilgin
What does it do?
----------------
Pushes back the view distance fog to let you see further.
Installation:
-------------
1.) Put ForeverView in your Oblivion/Data folder
2.) Enable it with the Oblivion Launcher
3.) Edit your Oblivion.ini file in your Documents and Settings\YOUR COMPUTER\My Documents\My Games\Oblivion folder
Change the uGridDistantCount to 50
Change the uGridDistantTreeRange to 50
Bugs, oddities, and extras:
---------------------------
This will drop your framerate. It's probably not worth it unless you want to push the game even further, there aren't
a lot of vantage points where you can really see the difference. But, hey, it's cool!
It's possible to push the fog even further back but you seem to hit a distant LOD barrier. Far off mountains you look directly
at disapear and you can only see them out of the corner of your eye. There may be a settting somewhere to fix this, in which case the view distance can be made even more extreme, but I haven't found it.
Water/Coastlines seem to jitter a bit. Probably not fixable? Not terribly noticable.
Far distant water seems to stop rendering. Becomes base, brown dirt texture. Again there's probably a setting in the .ini,
to fix this, but I haven't dug it out yet. Not a big deal and only noticible on a few occasions.
Flying way up in the air with Noclip will show some oddities. Strips of straight edged dry land beyond the Western Ocean and that sort of thing. But, if your nocliping, you're probably already used to visual oddities.