This is probably the biggest graphical enhancement for OpenMW since the implementation of real-time shadows. Until now that is.Ĭody Glassman aka wazabear finally added a post-processing framework to OpenMW.
OpenMW users had to pretend that they had nice things like bloom, HDR, ambient occlusion, godrays or motion blur - all while the game in reality looked dull and boring. This is often done through post-processing shaders, something MGE XE (a third-party tool for vanilla Morrowind.exe) users have been enjoying for a long time already. The lighting effects, the colors and so on. When you play modern 3D games and compare them to older ones like Morrowind, you’ll most likely notice a certain "punch" in the look of the game that the older games lack. You’ll read about these changes in the changelog of the upcoming 0.48.0 release. This post will only cover the latest progress by the way: there are a lot of things that have happened since last time we had a blog post, but we won’t really be covering those here. But that’s okay, since what OpenMW lacks in public relations, our team makes up for in development - and we have some huge news for you this time. I took the opportunity to forward any fixes from the Unofficial Patches (there was only 1).īasically, I made this mod so I could recommend it in my vanilla plus guide Through the Valleys without causing a tonne of conflicts.Almost half a year has passed since the last development blog post.They are now replaced with the original vanilla hair meshes. The new hair mesh replacers didn't fit with the vanilla game at all.All you're missing out on is the hand-made NPC face edits, which you probably won't notice unless you're looking at side-by-side comparisons of specific NPCs. That means you can still use the Seamless mods with this, and any other mods which add new visuals. You still get almost all of the new character visuals, because the Race edits still redirect to nuska's new models and textures. Primarily, removing the NPC edits removes the cause of almost all conflicts and the need for 99% of existing patches for the original mod.This still means you get the original mod's new race visuals, just without the specific hand-changed NPC face edits and the new rebellious teenager haircuts. This is a replacement for the original Oblivion Character Overhaul esp plugin, but with all the NPC and hair edits removed. Oblivion Character Overhaul is great, but it causes a tonne of compatibility issues and is full of spurious dirty edits to NPCs.
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