It spurred the discussion on the improvement of various areas of Oblivion's graphics, leading to a few released mods and some affiliated mods, proposed as part of the project but developed separately, being released. This was a project started by IlmrynAkios that was dedicated to making Oblivion look better using various filters and low-level DirectX tricks, utilising OBGE for its effects.
Without Timeslip's original version Scanti probably wouldn't of known where to start in writing this project, so kudos to him. It adds support for fullscreen shaders and extra HUD elements, provides information about graphics memory and screen resolution and allows you to clear some of oblivions textures from graphics memory. The Oblivion Graphics Extender is an OBSE plugin created by Timeslip that adds extra functionality to Oblivion's scripting language, focussed on the implementation and manipulation of graphics effects.
The shaders themselves may also have had their variables tweaked to produce the effects visible.Īn excerpt adapted from the package readmes: Of particular note are the use of texture packs such as Qarl's Texture Pack III or Corepc's Vibrant Textures, and external graphical enhancers such as ENB Series. Please note that the screenshots on this page were taken by a variety of players using a variety of mods, some of which may have influenced the screenshots. Make sure to read the OP and readmes thoroughly before posting, to make sure your query has not been already answered. You are far more likely to get help for any problems you have on the thread than in the comments section of this page. Please refer to the official thread for the latest information on this project, the latest files and for any support. The latest official forum thread can be found at by searching for "Oblivion Graphics Extender". Please consider using Oblivion Reloaded instead. Oblivion Graphics Extender v3 is no longer being developed.
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