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Adds Trollf-style loading screens for the 'Fort Akatosh' mod by Onra.
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Another day, another Oblivion mod that doesn't have trollf themed loading screens. Why am I creating minor loading screen patches for Oblivion mods in the current year? Hell if I know.
I'm no screen archer, but I did my best to recreate the original loading screens, or at least their intent based on the actual text the mod provides with them.
Requirements:
1. Under the Sign of the Dragon - Fort Akatosh Redux, which has its own set of requirements and dependencies. Hopefully you've done all that before coming here, otherwise, give the description on the mod page a read.
2. Loading Screens Themed Replacer (not a hard requirement but it wouldn't make much sense to have these loading screens without the original mod)
Installation:
1. Use MO2 or Vortex
2. Install like any other mod, there's no .esp just texture replacers
3. Make sure it is loaded after Fort Akatosh in your mod manager of choice, otherwise the loading screens won't be overwritten properly
Mods that may have affected the visuals at Fort Akatosh, in no particular order:
Simple ENB
Oblivion Reloaded Lite
Oblivion Upscaled Textures
Oblivion Character Overhaul
Oblivion 2020 Retexture Project
VKVII Oblivion Imperial City
NAO - Natural and Atmospheric Oblivion
Credits:
Trollf - Themed Loading Screens mod, and template I used to create these load screens
Onra - Fort Akatosh Redux
GIMP Development Team - GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP)
I'm working my way through all the mods in my current Oblivion LO that have unique loading screens. So stay tuned, your favorite quest mod might be next
I'm no screen archer, but I did my best to recreate the original loading screens, or at least their intent based on the actual text the mod provides with them.
Requirements:
1. Under the Sign of the Dragon - Fort Akatosh Redux, which has its own set of requirements and dependencies. Hopefully you've done all that before coming here, otherwise, give the description on the mod page a read.
2. Loading Screens Themed Replacer (not a hard requirement but it wouldn't make much sense to have these loading screens without the original mod)
Installation:
1. Use MO2 or Vortex
2. Install like any other mod, there's no .esp just texture replacers
3. Make sure it is loaded after Fort Akatosh in your mod manager of choice, otherwise the loading screens won't be overwritten properly
Mods that may have affected the visuals at Fort Akatosh, in no particular order:
Simple ENB
Oblivion Reloaded Lite
Oblivion Upscaled Textures
Oblivion Character Overhaul
Oblivion 2020 Retexture Project
VKVII Oblivion Imperial City
NAO - Natural and Atmospheric Oblivion
Credits:
Trollf - Themed Loading Screens mod, and template I used to create these load screens
Onra - Fort Akatosh Redux
GIMP Development Team - GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP)
I'm working my way through all the mods in my current Oblivion LO that have unique loading screens. So stay tuned, your favorite quest mod might be next