Might be worth pointing out, but the links you have to Ubanga in the requirements and description are broken. The current address for it is this: https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/42121
Oh, thanks - I'm correcting it right now. It's great to know that someone actually visits my sleepy village of a mod :P It's even better to know that people do use Ubanga!
Thanks for making this a modders resource... I am going to see if I can use parts of this in Tamriel Rebuilt. I have already started to replace the old models. Cheers
Hey, Psijo Kate I'm not sure if you can make anything of that mess, but be my guest. I'm totally chaotic when I work on textures, but I'm sure you'll find some hidden goodies in the sea of junk Let me know if you need something extra. I usually keep my xcf files forever, scattered all over the computer.
And (much earlier) I had a look at TR - wow! that's a massive improvement to the game. And your tree replacement - it's all it needed.
They are designed to work together. I can't remember if one or two don't overlap, but even if they do, it's the same texture, so there's nothing to worry, unless you're using brighter mipmaps version of Arboretum - then you'd better install Arboretum on top of UBG.
Great to see there's still the demand for it. I suppose I need to keep working on it to keep up with Al's development and with evolution of Imperial Ecology
Edit: @ Denny -> Thank you again for awesome images! :*
Now I can see your stunning work as perfect as I wished with that re-installation of the machine that I did. It's just wonderful... If you don't mind I will upload images in your galery. I'm in Ubanga and I'm so excited... your ground, landscape and plants are a real succes. Forgive me to not have be able to watch it sooner. Since many mounths I have big problems with the system. Really, it's a good thing that I had this crash. Now all is better than it ever was. Images there now... more to come. If you plan to give another, a real, life to Cyrodiil I will absolutely support that work and install it in my game.
Thank you Sweet Denny - for this heartwarming comment and for stunning images. With my laptop I'd never be able to make a portfolio as classy and detailed as yours. Merci.
I think i have now seen all your textures in game, i have to say it has really boosted the sense of real life rather than electronic life. and that is exactly that which I aim for. i am not a game player, i am an explorer which is why i like ubanga so much. The sense of realism is such now that in real life i see stuff and for just a moment i think how did that get there? Was it a seed that drifted on the breeze from porada maybe? i am sure that one day while shopping in tescos (maybe in the polish section that I admit i am geting a hook into) i will see....produce of ubanga! i sincerely hope you continue with this project. Long after we are all gone someone somewhere will uncover this amazing digital legacy and think... A tree, a plant...so that is what they looked like!
Wow, Discovery, again you've put it so well, that anything I might add would sound bland and uninspired. Your theory on how such things (not only UBG but all similar mods) may serve as reference for future generations sounds extremely interesting. The other day over a few pints I was discussing with a friend similar scenarios but with books – the paper ones, not e-books. UBG – just like Ubanga itself – is a project in continuous development, so many things are prone to change and - definitely - be added. I believe yours is the same, and I’m looking forward to see how it evolves.
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It's even better to know that people do use Ubanga!
And (much earlier) I had a look at TR - wow! that's a massive improvement to the game. And your tree replacement - it's all it needed.
Thnx
Now I need to venture back to Ubanga.
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@ Denny -> Thank you again for awesome images! :*
It's just wonderful... If you don't mind I will upload images in your galery. I'm in Ubanga and I'm so excited... your ground, landscape and plants are a real succes. Forgive me to not have be able to watch it sooner. Since many mounths I have big problems with the system. Really, it's a good thing that I had this crash. Now all is better than it ever was.
Images there now... more to come. If you plan to give another, a real, life to Cyrodiil I will absolutely support that work and install it in my game.
i sincerely hope you continue with this project. Long after we are all gone someone somewhere will uncover this amazing digital legacy and think... A tree, a plant...so that is what they looked like!
Your theory on how such things (not only UBG but all similar mods) may serve as reference for future generations sounds extremely interesting. The other day over a few pints I was discussing with a friend similar scenarios but with books – the paper ones, not e-books.
UBG – just like Ubanga itself – is a project in continuous development, so many things are prone to change and - definitely - be added. I believe yours is the same, and I’m looking forward to see how it evolves.