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Well, I managed to fix it by installing OOO 133 that contained an. Probably because I don't have, or can't find, an ooo.esm file, only ooo.esp. The file that's causing the problem is especifically MMM for OOO.esp: The normal MMM + plugins work fine, even with OOO ( supposedly ) installed! After installing MMM Oblivion is not working anymore.ДЄpparently it's related to one of MMM's files. For example, how do I know if OOO's working? So, I'm not really sure if all mods are working lol. I started modding Oblivion the moment I installed the game. For larger scale graphics changes you want Better Cities and Unique Landscapes, which remolds the terrains and architecture of Cyrodill itself, with amazing results. And that by itself looks pretty good, so with AF also enable and maybe some DoF shaders with OBGE you've got yourself a pretty good looking game which runs excellently.ДЄlternatively you could download some of the Normal Map replacement packs that are far smaller than QTP and have a negligible impact on performance.

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Just remember to also enable Anisotropic Filtering in your nVIDIA/ATI control panel profile for Oblivion.Д«ut while we're on that point, with the latest nVIDIA drivers you can enable SSAO and FXAA in oblivion via the control planel, while keeping the HDR rendering.

Enable some form of AA (FXAA and Normal Filter AA look best to me), HBAO or other SSAO setting (there's three I think), a Depth of Field shader (there's several, I think the one just called 'Depth of Field' is just subtle enough), and you're golden. With OBGE and All Natural the graphics look perfectly fine. I honestly don't consider QTP to be worth the download and the resource consumption.

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