Graphics texture pack mod ?

[tommyldo]

I want to play Oblivion again after a lot of time in Skyrim, and I hope so there is some kind of texture graphical mod. Which you guys can recommend to me ?
Thanks

[Futa Fanatic]

never bothered with texture packs on oblivion as my pc's at the time could just about play the game >.<

but nexus has a lot,

google "oblivion graphics overhaul"
or
google "oblivion 2k textures" or "oblivion 4k textures"

there are alot to choose, plus it'll be worth also looking into enb's to boost the look.

think this is the best i've seen so far :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BWiJhb6Ygg

[tommyldo]

Thanks I will check it :)

[Fragnar]

how do you use nexus mods?

[Geary575]

Qarl's texture pack, an enb and foliage mods and
Oblivion looks great.

[Futa Fanatic]

Originally posted by Fragnar:

how do you use nexus mods?

get / download it and install it, then use the + to add mods

[a bipedal box of nails]

Originally posted by Game->Killah!!:

Originally posted by Fragnar:

how do you use nexus mods?

get / download it and install it, then use the + to add mods

Vortex may not work properly with Oblivion, Wrye Bash is generally the better option.

[bowmanz607]

Look at bevilex modding guide on nexus. Had a nice set of texture mods and graphical enhancements that are compatible and stable.

[Kongha]

Take a swing at my 5 star guide here at steam.

[EnclaveEyebot]

If you just want to do basic modding with oblivion, use the nexus mod manager, it works for 70% (my experienced evidence) of mods on the nexus. Its easy to download off the site and is as simple as clicking around to get mods up and running. There are updates to the Nexus mod manager off-site now that Vortex is officially supported, but you will have to google where to get them, and I don't know if the updates really apply to Oblivion, as its so old.

Quarl's texture pack "redimized" is a one click option to have all the Quarls textures installed and optimized for performance that I use, and it looks significantly better than the vanilla textures.

Wyre Bash is the way to go if you are serious about taking Oblivion to the next level, but as a casual modder myself I found the learning curve very high. It is the best option if you have the desire however.

Manual install is also possible, but mods might interfere with each other in ways you cannot discern without a manager.

Good luck to you!