Oblivion overhaul

Is it incorporated into this mod?A. I did not edit the facegen at all from nuska's original ESP. Improved NPC Faces for OCOv2 is not integrated into this mod at all. So yes, you should still use Improved NPC Faces for OCOv2 with this mod, if you want to and like that mod. Oblivion Character Overhaul v2 - DLC Addon is also not integrated into Advanced Edition, but is fully compatible with it (just load OCOv2 - DLC Addon.esp after Oblivion_Character_Overhaul_Faces.esp).Q. I only have Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine, but not the other smaller official DLCs. Can I still use this mod?A. Oblivion_Character_Overhaul_Faces.esp is a filter patch, which means that you don't need all of its masters, provided that you are using a Wrye Bash bashed patch. So yes, you can still use this mod without having the smaller official DLCs.Q. Is OCOv2 - Bashed Patch Eyes Fix still necessary, or is it incorporated into this mod?A. OCOv2 - Bashed Patch Eyes Fix is no longer needed when using Wrye Bash 311 or greater, and it has been removed from Advanced Edition version 1.5.Recommended mods to also useImproved NPC Faces for OCOv2 and Oblivion Character Overhaul v2 - DLC AddonOCO Face Updater - Fixes Normal and Age Maps on LoadSeamless - OCOv2Unused OCOv2 Eyes and DLC Characters IncorporatedVKVII Oblivion Skin ArgonianVKVII Oblivion Skin KhajiitVoices for Female Dremora NPCsWarpaints scars and face markings for OCO2Check out my Oblivion Comprehensive Modding Guide's 'Character' section for more recommended OCOv2-related mods.Also check out OCOv2 - Filter Patch for Mods, which is also needed alongside Advanced Edition to fix the appearance of NPCs in various mods.

Totally modular. So you have complete control over which cities you want to look fancier, and which ones you want to leave in their poor vanilla state. 4. Animated Windows Lightning SystemCheck Out This ModOne cannot really blame developers for not adding a dynamic lighting system to Oblivion. Most computers couldn’t handle a massive workload back then. And besides, we got the Animated Windows Lightning System now, so no complaining on my part.This is an amazing lighting system that allows you to add illuminated windows to all buildings, and even choose how they should behave. Do you want them on 24/7? You can! Just don’t complain once you receive the electricity bill… you won’t be able to fight your way out of this one, I’m afraid.3. Weather – All NaturalCheck Out This ModHow do you like your weather in role-playing games? All natural for me, please.Weather – All Natural is an amazing mod that adds a customizable weather system to Oblivion. The new system lets you even use other weather mods to create a realistic system that provides the most diverse experience possible. And it really can’t get better than this, considering the new system allows weather to even affect interiors. Now that’s impressive!2. Oblivion Character OverhaulCheck Out This ModLet’s see, we’ve improved how the landscape looks. We’ve added light posts. We even illuminated windows and added a proper weather system. But what about characters? No worries, modders got you covered.The Oblivion Character Overhaul mod is a massive revamp of all character heads, introducing new head shapes, skin textures, and hairstyles that cover all races found in the game. Better yet, this overhaul introduces visual elements that are very close in style to Skyrim and Elder Scrolls Online, effectively letting Oblivion join the big boys club of the series!1. Oblivion 2020 Retexture ProjectCheck Out This ModThe mother of all Oblivion graphics mods is right here. The Oblivion 2020 Retexture project. A.K.A how to make a game from 2007 relevant again.This is an on-going mod that aims to retexture the entirety of the game’s map with support for terrain shaders, which

Over the years an army of modders have been hard at work, trying to make Oblivion into the game they always imagined it should be. There's now a vast array of mods that can take the game in many different directions. Oscuro's and Francesco's overhauls reinvent the game's challenges and leveling. Midas' Magic Spells of Aurum give you godlike power and the ability to nuke your foes. There are thousands, so we've chosen best-made and most polished examples of one of the most prolific and dedicated modding communities out there.1. The Unofficial Oblivion PatchDownload hereThis should be your first port of call. It fixes over 1,800 bugs still present in Oblivion even after Bethesda finished patching it. So that's 1,800 floating rocks, see-through walls and twitchy animations you'll never have to deal with. There are a couple of separate patches for the expansion and DLC, too, so be sure to pick these up if you're planning on visiting the Shivering Isles.2. Oscuro's Oblivion OverhaulDownload hereIn regular Oblivion, the world levels up at the same rate you do, which means every battle presents roughly the same amount of challenge. Oscuro's Overhaul changes all of this, setting different level caps for different areas, turning Cyrodiil into a dangerous and unpredictable wilderness. Oscuro's Overhaul tweaks almost every other aspect of the game as well. Magic is easier to cast, advanced creature AI ensures animals react to you realistically, and boss characters have been scattered throughout the world to provide extra challenge and some desirable loot drops. A series of smaller mods are also incorporated, adding AI tweaks, balance alterations and hundreds of new weapons and items to the game.3. Midas' Magic Spells of AurumDownload hereTurn your enemies to gold, ride a magic carpet, summon a Balrog and blast your way through 7 new areas. The mod adds hundreds of new magical abilities to Oblivion, along with new mounts, and even transformation powers. The mod claims to retain the balance of Oblivion, and it does to a certain extent, but once you've gained the most powerful spells on offer, nothing will stand in your

Them.Removed Order eyes from all races so that Wrye Bash's NPC Checker bashed patch patcher doesn't assign the Order eyes to any NPCs with no eyes set. The existing few NPCs with Order eyes in the vanilla game have been given different eyes instead too.Download and install only one main file on this mod page, choosing either OCOv2 Hairstyles or Vanilla Hairstyles, based on your personal preference.Requires the meshes and textures from Oblivion Character Overhaul version 2 (but use my replacer ESP instead of the original mod's ESP).Requires Wrye Bash. I only support the latest version of Wrye Bash. Don't use CBash on older versions as it's redundant now and highly broken. Don't complain if it does not work on older Wrye Bash versions; just upgrade to the latest.Oblivion_Character_Overhaul.espThe core mod and replacer ESP. Contains only Eyes and Race edits, and optionally Hair edits. Does not contain any NPC edits.Oblivion_Character_Overhaul_Faces.espThis filter patch modifies NPC's eyes, face and hair. Do not activate it, instead you must keep it deactivated at all times and import it into your bashed patch in Wrye Bash. This allows for greater compatibility with other mods, ensuring that only the eyes, face and hair changes are imported from it, and nothing else. Ideally, you should load this plugin in the slot that comes immediately after Oblivion_Character_Overhaul.esp. If for whatever reason you don't want any NPC edits, then you don't have to install this plugin.F.A.Q.Q. Does this mod make Oblivion Character Overhaul Compatibility Edition - OCO CE and Oblivion Character Overhaul Cleaned - OCO Cleaned obsolete?A. Yes, this mod makes both of those mods obsolete (as in, you don't need either of them with Advanced Edition). Advanced Edition has all of the same features as both of those mods.Q. Is Improved NPC Faces for OCOv2 still necessary, or

Now features. Beautiful, isn’t it?8. Oblivion Stutter RemoverCheck Out This ModDespite still looking decent in its unmodded form, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion does come with some issues that haven’t been fixed officially. When a 2007 game continues to stutter on your shiny new PC, you know there’s something wrong.Oblivion Stutter Remover only introduces a very small tweak, but it improves the experience a lot. Making it feel smoother and perform better than you’d expect. I know, I know… performance doesn’t matter as much in a role-playing game. But I can’t help it: high frame rates are what I truly live for.7. Oblivion Upscaled TexturesCheck Out This Mod4K gaming is all the rage now. But in 2007, it wasn’t ever conceived that a game could display beautiful 3840 horizontal pixels. As such, are you really surprised that Oblivion doesn’t look all that good at 4K resolution?Not all hope is lost though. Specifically thanks to modern upscaling techniques that make it possible to increase the resolution of pretty much all of the Oblivion textures. The results are so impressive that you’ll forget how old the game really is.6. Shivering Isles Upscaled TexturesCheck Out This ModThere couldn’t have been a better name than Shivering Isles for a land known as the Realm of Madness. And if you want to relive all of its thrills, you should get the Shivering Isles Upscaled Textures.This pack was created by the same amazing modder who created the upscaled textures for the base game, so you know what to expect already. But if you don’t, I’ll tell you: double and quadruple resolution textures for all your 4K gaming needs. It does not get more simple than this.5. Better CitiesCheck Out This ModImproving the landscape is all well and good. But what about the cities? With mods, we can improve them too.The Better Cities mod is a huge overhaul of all the cities found in Oblivion. Not only do all the cities feel more lively with the addition of extra NPCs, but they also look much better with the overhaul of certain buildings. This mod is, excuse the pun,