• How To Install Boss Oblivion
• How To Use Boss Oblivion Mods
• Oblivion Boss Download

• The Oblivion (破壊するもの, Hakaisurumono?, Thing 'which' does destruction, Destroyer) is the final boss from Romancing SaGa 3. It is the embodiment of the Abyss's power, born when the two destined children, Sarah and Shonen, enter the Abyss at the same time. Sarah warns the heroes that such power would destroy the world, including the.
• Marluxia 3 (Castle Oblivion) He is the hardest boss in the game. He can use his Sleights faster then you can use one card, his Doom Sleight is just like Riku's duel mode, if you don't break if cards it's an insta-kill and his Whirlwind to the Void Sleight will make you drop all of your card.
• Load order sorting for TES IV: Oblivion. While sorting, BOSS checks for load order errors such as incompatibilities and missing requirements, and notifies you of any issues that it detects. It also provides thousands of plugin-specific messages such as usage notes and bug warnings, to.

Notes: Occasionally, using this command will cause the weather to be 'stuck' in oblivion sky mode; entering FW 38EEE into the console should resolve this. ModDisposition Player # edit You can use this command to modify one NPCs disposition to another NPC, the other NPC probably being you.

Oblivion Vanilla Enhanced

An up to date, ENB compatible guide focused on improving Oblivion's visuals without drastically altering anything from its original appearance. This guide assumes that the user has Shivering Isles and KOTN installed, anyone that doesn't can just skip over the DLC related mods though. Oblivion Reloaded isn't included, but given its popularity I'm going to mention which mods to ignore if you want to use it with this modlist. Any mid to high range pc should be able to get very good performance using this guide. CPU matters most for Oblivion and using an i5 4670k @ 4.0 Ghz I generally get a solid 60 fps at 1440p. For the best results this is meant to be followed from top to bottom, though you can skip over any mods you don't like or replace them with an alternative if you want. If a mod adds or changes something you don't need, like a mod adding controller functionality when you use keyboard and mouse, then you obviously don't have to install it.

Feel free to use the mod manager of your choice while going through the guide, but I'm going to assume that the user is installing everything manually and will only mention using a mod manager when it's necessary. Before starting, it's a good idea to install the game outside of the Program Files folder so you don't have to deal with any UAC issues. As you follow the guide, unless I say otherwise you should just download the main file and extract the mod to the appropriate directory, overwriting anything that was already there. Any optional files or updates you download should be installed after the main file. 7-Zip is a good program for dealing with zip files if you don't already have one. You can load up your game at pretty much any point in the guide to see how things look, just do the first 3 steps in the Bashed Patch section first. The 3rd step involving BSA Redirection only needs to be done once, but the others should be repeated if your load order changes.

For those who may be interested, I've also made a short gameplay enhancement guide based around Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul (OOO). Despite being a gameplay overhaul, OOO also includes some visual modifications of its own. So to keep the two guides compatible I'll also make note of the mods you can ignore that would be redundant when using OOO.

Screenshots with and without ENB

Changelog up to 7/1/20
7/1/20 - Exchanged Really Textured Normal Maps for Vanilla for Really Textured Normal Maps - Updated. Added Weapon Drop Fix and VWD Ships.

Suggested Video Options

• Brightness: 50%
• Texture Size: Large
• Tree Fade: 100%
• Actor Fade: 100%
• Item Fade: 100%
• Object Fade: 100%
• View Distance: 100%
• Grass Distance: 100%
• Distant Land: On
• Distant Buildings: On
• Distant Trees: On
• Int. Shadows: 10
• Ext. Shadows: 10
• Self Shadows: Off
• Shadows on Grass: Off
• Tree Canopy Shadows: On
• Shadow Filtering: High
• Specular Distance: 100%
• HDR Lighting: On
• Bloom Lighting: Off
• Water Detail: High
• Water Reflections: On
• Water Ripples: Off
• Window Reflections: On
• Blood Decals: On
• Distant Land: On
• Anti-aliasing: Off

Under Gameplay options, I would also suggest turning off 'Save on Travel' as it has been known to cause problems. You may want to install an Autosaver mod from the Nexus instead.

Tools

OBSE Mods & Patches

User Interface

INI Tweaks

You can find your ini files in 'DocumentsMy GamesOblivion'.

Oblivion.ini

More distant trees for better visuals, lowers fps slightly.

Disables intro videos.

See light sources from further away, no noticeable fps cost.

Better looking shadows, no noticeable fps cost.

This tweak is only needed by ENB users. Open RendererInfo.txt in your Oblivion.ini directory and find the line that says '3.0 Shaders'. If it says yes next to it, then you should use this tweak. If it says no then leave it as is, note that you may experience some minor visual glitches if you use an ENB though.

Prevents some issues if you're using a controller with Oblivion.

Better water reflections, no noticeable fps loss.

Less zoomed-in camera when talking to NPCs.

No autosave when entering a new area, prevents corrupted savegames and crash to desktop.

Required changes for DarNified UI.

Makes trees appear more smoothly upon loading a cell with little impact on overall framerate.

Much better performance in some areas with only a small loss of grass.

Max distance grass.

Harry potter and the half blood prince drop pdf. For BSA redirection - handled in the Bashed Patch section.

OBGE.ini

This setting controls the resolution of water reflections, it can have a noticeable effect on fps around water. Try 1024 if you're using a weaker PC.

Base Texture Packs

Architecture, Dungeons & Landscape

Flora & Water

Character Improvements

Weapons, Armor & Clothing

Animals & Creatures

Weather & Environment

Miscellaneous

Distant Landscape & AWLS

The mods in this section add lots of distant objects to the game resulting in much better visuals and a greater sense of immersion, but also resulting in the biggest fps hit in the entire guide. If you're having performance issues already then you may want to just get Koldorn's LOD Noise Replacer and AWLS.

Bashed Patch

• First, sort your load order using BOSS.exe
• Next, open Wrye Bash.exe and put a checkmark next to every mod so that they're all active
• Click the 'Installers' tab on the top bar, select 'No' if you don't know/care what it is, and then right-click the left pane. Click 'BSA Redirection' to uncheck it, then right-click and select it again to put the check back
• Back on the 'Mods' tab, right-click on the Bashed Patch and select the top Rebuild Patch option, click OK to deactivate the mods when prompted
• Under Tweak Actors put a check next to 'Irresponsible Creatures' so that animals can't call the cops on you
• Under Tweak Assorted put a check next to 'DarNified Books'
• Under Tweak Settings right-click 'Crime: Alarm Distance' and select 2000 for less psychic guards
• Under Tweak Settings right-click 'Greeting Distance' and select 100 for less NPC chatter
• Under Tweak Settings right-click 'Warning: Exterior Distance to Hostiles' and select 2000 for reduced combat distance outdoors, which makes it easier to fast travel
• Uncheck 'Cobl Catalogs' and 'Race Records' on the main left pane
• Build Patch, and once it's finished make sure that the Bashed Patch is checked/active before closing Wrye Bash

TES4LODGen

• Run TES4LODGen.exe
• From 'DataDistantLOD', take 'Tamriel_0_15.lod', 'Tamriel_-1_15.lod', 'Tamriel_2_11.lod', 'Tamriel_3_10.lod', and 'Tamriel_3_11.lod', and move them somewhere for safekeeping. Then delete all the remaining files in your DistantLOD folder
• Move the 'FarmHouse' and 'LowerClass' folders from 'OblivionDataMeshesArchitecture', and put them with the lod files. Make sure that they're out of your Meshes folder
• Run TES4LODGen.exe again, and when it finishes put the meshes and lod files that you set aside back where you got them from, overwriting the files that are there

tes4ll

First we'll run the program for Cyrodiil:

• Run mpgui.exe, go to File->Open Batch.. and select 'OblivionDatainites4lltes4ll_all.mpb'
• Click the 'Plugins' tab, and then click the Plugins.txt box on the top-left
• Next the 'Worldspace' tab, click on Read Worldspaces
• On 'LOD Meshes', change Mid Resolution to Ultimate Resolution
• For 'Normal Maps', put a check next to 'Make normal maps', then put a check next to 'Fake shadows'
• On the 'Color Maps' tab, put a check next to 'Regenerate texture cache' and 'Make color maps'
• Finally, go to 'Start Process' and put a check next to 'Overwrite the original files'. Then click the 'Click me if you are ready' bar

Before starting the next step, download this esp made by Pherim. Put it in your OblivionData folder and make sure not to activate it in Wrye Bash or anything. Now we'll run tes4ll for the Shivering Isles:

• Run mpgui.exe, go to File->Open Batch.. and select 'OblivionDatainites4lltes4ll_all.mpb'
• Click the 'Plugins' tab, and then click the Plugins.txt box on the top-left. After that, put a check next to the new 'SI_HM_fix.esp'
• Next the 'Worldspace' tab, click on Read Worldspaces and then select: SEWorld 'Realm of Sheogorath' [0009F18] from 'Oblivion.esm'
• On 'LOD Meshes', change Mid Resolution to Ultimate Resolution
• For 'Normal Maps', put a check next to 'Make normal maps', then put a check next to 'Fake shadows'
• On the 'Color Maps' tab, put a check next to 'Regenerate texture cache' and 'Make color maps'
• Finally, go to 'Start Process' and put a check next to 'Overwrite the original files'. Then click the 'Click me if you are ready' bar
• Once tes4ll is finished, close the program and delete the 'SI_HM_fix.esp' from OblivionData

The End

• If you aren't going to be using an ENB, you should enable hardware anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering. I'd suggest 2xMSAA and 8xAF for the settings.

• Set your Oblivion.ini to read-only once you're done with the guide, so that the Oblivion launcher doesn't overwrite any of your settings in the future.

• Whenever your Graphics Card receives a driver update you'll start getting a popup saying 'Oblivion will now detect your video hardware and set video options accordingly'. This won't affect your ini file if you have it set to read-only, but it is kind of annoying to see every time you start the game up. If you want to 'fix' this you can remove your Oblivion.ini and set it on your desktop or in another folder, then start Oblivion up and let it create a new Oblivion.ini. Close the game and take the 4 'uVideoDeviceIdentifierPart' settings under Display from the new ini and copy them to your old ini, overwriting the values that you have there, then set your Oblivion.ini back to read-only and put it back where you got it from, overwriting that new ini file that the game made. This will remove the popup until the next time your Graphics Card gets an update, then you have to do it all over again. Like I said, if you have your Oblivion.ini set to read-only the popup won't affect anything so you only need to do this if the popup is bugging you enough to go through the trouble of making these changes.

Cinematic ENB

If you'd like to use the same ENB that I show off in the screenshots and videos, you can download Cinematic ENB for Oblivion - New Dimension from here. Just follow the installation instructions, and make sure to disable letterbox.

How To Install Boss Oblivion

To enable SMAA follow the instructions here. You'll want to replace 'Skyrim' for 'Oblivion' obviously. Set 'weird_steam_hack' to 1 in the injector.ini file, and I'd also suggest setting the quality to ULTRA since I didn't notice a performance hit from doing so.

You can download my enb files, which include other tweaks, and my other ini files from the guide's Nexus page. You can just overwrite your enb files with mine if you wish to use my settings. To be safe don't do this with any of the other inis, they're just there as a reference.

Credits

How To Use Boss Oblivion Mods

Hishutup, Soire (Red), and Synthetik for the Mythic Dawn Oblivion Modding Guide:
https://wiki.step-project.com/User:Hishutup/Sandbox2

Bevilex for his modlist for Oblivion - Graphics:
https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/47591

Check out the Nexus page if you need to ask for help with the guide, or if you want to leave comments/feedback/screenshots/videos:
https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/47666 Pagico for mac review.

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