- #HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED MOVIE#
- #HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED FULL#
- #HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED MODS#
- #HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED SOFTWARE#
- #HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED WINDOWS#
#HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED MODS#
This setting is mainly useful when not using OblivionLauncher.exe to set which mods are being loaded (that is, using Wrye Bash to manage your mods). If bUseMyGamesDirectory is set to 0, Oblivion.exe will try to find Oblivion.ini and Plugins.txt in the directory Oblivion.exe is run from. Similarly, Plugins.txt is stored under Users\TheNameoftheUser\Local Settings\Application Data\Oblivion\Plugins.txt. Normally, Oblivion.ini is stored in the My Documents\My Games directory for each user. Values: 0 = Use the Oblivion directory (directory is wherever Oblivion.exe is)ġ = Use the My Documents\My Games\Oblivion directory (default) Use Oblivion.ini and Plugins.txt in Oblivion Directory - Allows you to have all settings neatly bundled in the same directory as Oblivion.exe By setting the X coordinate to 320 and the Y coordinate to 240, the window is now right in the middle. That, of course, is 320x240 when divided by two. That leaves another 640x480 pixels that aren't used by the game. An example would be a desktop resolution of 1280x960 and a window resolution of 640x480. For instance, to get the window to appear in the middle of the screen, you have to calculate how much extra space (pixels) there is on your desktop besides the game window, then divide those amounts by two and add them to the coordinates. Increasing the X coordinate moves the window to the right, while increasing the Y coordinate moves it down. These alter the game window's position on the screen (default is 0 in both, which makes the window appear in the top-left corner). Defaults are the resolution you have selected in the game's video settings (e.g.
#HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED FULL#
Values: 0 = Windowed Mode, 1= Full ScreenĪdditionally, the windowed mode can be altered with these parameters: Toggle Full Screen/Windowed mode - Toggles between the full screen and windowed display modes
Remove Borders - This toggles the borders that prevent you from entering other provinces
Instant Level Up - This will make it so when you gain enough skill to level up, it happens automatically, no sleeping needed.Īffects your horse's jump lower the value to make it leap higher & longer Values: 0 = No shader (colorful map), 1 = Yes, enable shader (sepia colored local map, default) Remove the value and there won't be that (pretty) video of the moving map in the background of the main menu.Īlternatively, set the value to "Oblivion iv logo.bik" and see the logo animation behind the menu :)Ĭolorful local map - This will disable the sepia colouring shader on the local map, making the local map appearing colourful.
#HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED MOVIE#
Remove values to get directly to the main menu without the intro movie.ĭisable Main Menu Background Movie - If you remove this value there is no map in the background of the main menu. Remove all values to have no videos at startup.
#HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED SOFTWARE#
However, if your graphics card's software allows game-level 3D settings, you may be able to turn on HDR in-game and override the game's anti-aliasing setting in your graphics card's control panel.ĭisable Intro Sequence and Main Menu Movie Intro - This will disable the logos at startup as well as the intro movie of the main menu, so you can just start the game and get directly into the main menu without hitting the Escape Key even once. The HDR lighting option requires anti-aliasing to be disabled. Note, however, that screenshots will not work if you have anti-aliasing enabled in-game. If you have trouble identifying which change you made is causing issues, you can delete the Oblivion.ini file, the default one will automatically be restored the next time you start Oblivion.Įnable Print Screens - This will allow the use of the Print Screen key to dump a screenshot (BMP) to your game directory. You can put the modified line below that line. It is safe to leave the original values in the INI file, just place a " " sign at the beginning of the line, and the game will not use it. Changes in the Oblivion.ini can corrupt game saves, prevent Oblivion from starting, or cause the game to intermittently crash. Warning! Make a copy of your Oblivion.ini before you make any changes. So if you wish to change a setting for all new users, change the default (not recommended), otherwise change your own copy directly under " My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\".
#HOW TO USE OBLIVION RELOADED WINDOWS#
On a Windows machine when the user first starts a game, this file is copied into the user's newly created " My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\" directory as " Oblivion.ini", which is then used for that user. ini file in Oblivion root directory: " Oblivion_default.ini".
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