And is installing Oblivion graphics extender mandatory or can I only copy the DLL file over? At the time I'm not specifically looking for any graphical changes, especially with a performance impact. I adore the current look of my game.
Thank you for this ENB. I tried out several ENBs, and all of them either make my game look like i smeared the screen full of vaseline, or I cant see 5 feet in front of me because of the insane DoF.
If I had to nitpick Id say it would be awesome if you could tone down the saturation, but other than that, great job.
What happens if don't install OBGE? My msi gtx 960 4g GC is HDMI set and I already get a poor 30fps and much less if I stroll everywhere. so OBGE can make it all lower I think.
I'm following the installation steps you give. They state all I need is your mod file and to copy the d3d9.dll to my oblivion folder? I just shove those two things in my oblivion folder? or does anything require OBMM?
No, dont over think the ENB. I was intimated at first but lol its just moving a few files and of course changing the settings as required for each different Pre-setting ENB (some require you to turn off all shadows, or turn brightness all the way down (this one requires nothing apparently)) and blam dude, its done. However if you want the game to look truly epic you need you need to down load texture packs. I suggest landscape, towns, armor, weapons, clothes. if this is your first time truly changing oblivion just stick to those that only give a textures file not a mesh file too otherwise that can cause complications. And if you wondering what is then powering just those texture files without any esp or esm? The answer is the game's stock esp (obvilion.esp) Good modding to you!
FYI. Just from a person mod user, I suggest not relying too much on the wyre bash or OMOD. While OMOD is nice it can often to misplaced files OR the files you can not install wyre bash or OMOD cause there is no script. I learned to take the time to explore the file system and see what happens in each folder. While it can lead to sometimes reinstalling the game, the effects are better (IMO), the files are in the right place cause you put them there. Also installing manual gives you a chance to get to know the Construction set. Even if you are not a modder the TESIV construction set can allow to alter mods you have installed! Modding is great but take baby steps
Love this preset. It makes the game look soooo much better while still keeping the vanilla look. Get this with Qarl's Texture Pack and Natural Environments and the game looks like it only came out a few years ago.
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What is the transparency issue?
If I had to nitpick Id say it would be awesome if you could tone down the saturation, but other than that, great job.
My msi gtx 960 4g GC is HDMI set and I already get a poor 30fps and much less if I stroll everywhere. so OBGE can make it all lower I think.
They state all I need is your mod file and to copy the d3d9.dll to my oblivion folder?
I just shove those two things in my oblivion folder? or does anything require OBMM?
FYI. Just from a person mod user, I suggest not relying too much on the wyre bash or OMOD. While OMOD is nice it can often to misplaced files OR the files you can not install wyre bash or OMOD cause there is no script. I learned to take the time to explore the file system and see what happens in each folder. While it can lead to sometimes reinstalling the game, the effects are better (IMO), the files are in the right place cause you put them there. Also installing manual gives you a chance to get to know the Construction set. Even if you are not a modder the TESIV construction set can allow to alter mods you have installed! Modding is great but take baby steps