#graphics mods

Heyo folks, I’ve decided to do some incredibly heavy tweaking to my re-shade mod settings for Oblivion.

I wound up creating two separate versions, actually. The first is leaning more towards realism, with improved shadowing and lighting. The second is going for a more high fantasy/fairytale type look with blooming and lots of color.

For the realism version I have only Curves and Levels enabled. You can find this version here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/1538mnkps130hs6/TESIVO_Realism.ini

For the high fantasy version, I have colorfulness, curves, levels, and magic bloom enabled. You can find this version here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/lwtgptloe45d1l9/The_Elder_Scrolls_IV.ini

My other Re-Shade Mod Settings: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/s51bj6e5kidu6/Re-Shade%20Mod%20Settings

I hope you enjoy the settings if you happen to try them yourself folks. Also, I should warn you that for the realism one, you might want to bring a few torches with you into dungeons because it’s pretty dark in them.

Heyo folks, since I’m playing Oblivion, I decided to create some re-shade mod settings for the game. These screenshots are a comparison between the base game and the re-shade mod settings that I created.

The left side is all default textures while the right side is the settings that I’ve created.

I tend to lean my settings towards relatively realistic but I prefer to improve image quality through shadowing and the addition of more color.

For these settings I used Curves, Clarity, Gaussian Blurring, LumaSharpen, SMAA and Vibrance.

Also, this is more or less the base game as well since I’m not using any texture mods besides the distant LOD ones.

If you’d like to give my settings a go, I’ve uploaded them to my mediafire account here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/eo1cqn559cl6pzn/The_Elder_Scrolls_IV.ini

You can also find my other Re-Shade mod settings here: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/s51bj6e5kidu6/Re-Shade%20Mod%20Settings

Well, this was a way more dramatic change than I was expecting. Since I'm a bit bored at the moment, I decided to create some Re-Shade mod settings for Far Cry 2. (Also, the friggin clouds crack me up because it looks like it’s straight out of Mario. Ohhhh looky high resolution landscape and graphics but oop, our budget ran out so we can’t put in a proper sky).

I went for more realism in my settings for this game but with some added color using vibrance. I added HDR lighting which removed the overbloom from the base game and I have luma sharpening enabled to increase texture detail. The HDR lighting also made the lighting darker but I like it, it definitely looks better than the original lol.