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About this mod
ENB of the newest version, tuned and compatible with Oblivion Reloaded (v 10.1.1).
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
ENB of the newest version (v0.500, but writes as v1.81, there is a warning about this on the official enbdev website so lets pretend that this is how it should be), tuned and compatible with Oblivion Reloaded (v10.1.1).
Thanks Alenet and Llde, author of Oblivion Reloaded (original), and Boris Vorontsov, author of ENB!
Installation:
I recommend installing ENB along with my OR`s files. Just unzip the archive to the game folder. Also turn HDR on in game settings!
But if you want to use your original OR`s files, download archive "ENB only" and unzip in the game folder AND turn off HDR in the OR setting in game! NOT in the game setting (there HDR must be enabled), turn it off only in OR settings in real time gaming! (video for explaining) And be prepared that some of the settings of the OR side will be lost, and this will affect the visual component too. If you don't like this method either, try copying "ENB only" and OblivionReloaded.dll.config (from "ENB + OR" archive, Data\OBSE\Plugins\) and check if something is broken or not. If it`s crushes, copy OblivionReloaded.dll too. I don't trust this method, but it might work.
Customization:
You can customize the ENB and OR visual effects right during the game!
ENB: shift + enter
OR: "O" (letter O)
I don't really like the lighting during sunny weather, so if you set it up nicely, please share the settings! I spent a HUGE TIME on this settings and still didn't get the perfect picture in all places and lightings (but these are the best graphics I've ever had in Oblivion anyway), so please feel free to refine it, and it would be even better with screenshots!
About my Oblivion Reloaded files:
I have deleted some showy animations and also edited main menu files to make it look like the original game menu. If you don't like it, download the original OR and replace Data\meshes\ and Data\Video folders.
Will this ENB go with OR Lite?
No, at least because the original graphics settings conflict even with themselves (they cause transparent hands and other defects, constantly discussed on the ENB forums), and only the latest version of OR carries such changes in graphics that remove the original bugs. You can try, but you will also lose too many setting parameters, and the graphics will be more difficult to adjust.
Can I download another ENB and try it with this OR?
The problem is that OR disables some of the ENB parameters. You need to find analogues of these parameters in the OR`s settings and configure them for a long time. If you are not too lazy to do this, then you can take any ENB version 0.500 and customize it for OR. ENB with version 0.81 and lower was in conflict with my OR, the game just wouldn't start, but you can experiment, maybe your version will work. Also remember that ENBs of different versions have different parameter strengths, some parameters work completely new way. I was comparing two of my eNBs of different versions with the same variables in the parameters, and I had two completely different pictures! I was unable to transfer the graphics from one ENB to another in this way, it was easier to start setting up from scratch in new ENB, which I did.
Thanks Alenet and Llde, author of Oblivion Reloaded (original), and Boris Vorontsov, author of ENB!
Installation:
I recommend installing ENB along with my OR`s files. Just unzip the archive to the game folder. Also turn HDR on in game settings!
But if you want to use your original OR`s files, download archive "ENB only" and unzip in the game folder AND turn off HDR in the OR setting in game! NOT in the game setting (there HDR must be enabled), turn it off only in OR settings in real time gaming! (video for explaining) And be prepared that some of the settings of the OR side will be lost, and this will affect the visual component too. If you don't like this method either, try copying "ENB only" and OblivionReloaded.dll.config (from "ENB + OR" archive, Data\OBSE\Plugins\) and check if something is broken or not. If it`s crushes, copy OblivionReloaded.dll too. I don't trust this method, but it might work.
Customization:
You can customize the ENB and OR visual effects right during the game!
ENB: shift + enter
OR: "O" (letter O)
I don't really like the lighting during sunny weather, so if you set it up nicely, please share the settings! I spent a HUGE TIME on this settings and still didn't get the perfect picture in all places and lightings (but these are the best graphics I've ever had in Oblivion anyway), so please feel free to refine it, and it would be even better with screenshots!
About my Oblivion Reloaded files:
I have deleted some showy animations and also edited main menu files to make it look like the original game menu. If you don't like it, download the original OR and replace Data\meshes\ and Data\Video folders.
Will this ENB go with OR Lite?
No, at least because the original graphics settings conflict even with themselves (they cause transparent hands and other defects, constantly discussed on the ENB forums), and only the latest version of OR carries such changes in graphics that remove the original bugs. You can try, but you will also lose too many setting parameters, and the graphics will be more difficult to adjust.
Can I download another ENB and try it with this OR?
The problem is that OR disables some of the ENB parameters. You need to find analogues of these parameters in the OR`s settings and configure them for a long time. If you are not too lazy to do this, then you can take any ENB version 0.500 and customize it for OR. ENB with version 0.81 and lower was in conflict with my OR, the game just wouldn't start, but you can experiment, maybe your version will work. Also remember that ENBs of different versions have different parameter strengths, some parameters work completely new way. I was comparing two of my eNBs of different versions with the same variables in the parameters, and I had two completely different pictures! I was unable to transfer the graphics from one ENB to another in this way, it was easier to start setting up from scratch in new ENB, which I did.