Main Menu Load Screens etc Redone
🟠 Updated over a year ago⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #96 of 103 User Interface mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
I've been creating this mod for myself for several months of playing Morrowind. And I did everything according to how I felt about this wonderful game. But I decided that someone might also consider such a stylistic reworking of interface elements possible for use in their own game.
The mod consists of optional modules that can be installed at will:
01 Main Menu Screen
Replaces the texture of the main game menu screen
02 Main Menu Buttons
Replaces the textures of the main menu buttons. Textures for the "Continue" and "Mod Config" buttons are included.
They look acceptable at an interface scale from 1 to 1. 20.
Important! You need to enable the "Main menu wider textures" option on the "International" tab in the Code Patch.
03 Main Menu Buttons Ru
The same as 02, only in Russian.
04 Load Screens
46 images of loading screens created on the basis of a wide variety of materials from the web, the game and the Tamriel Rebuilt mod.
There is a JPG folder inside the module, which contains previews for all images with the same names. This will allow you to easily delete the ones you don't like and create your own setup.
Replaces the texture of an unfolded scroll
Replaces the texture of an open journal or book
07 Journal and Scroll Buttons and Elements
Replaces the textures of the journal and scroll buttons. They look a little better than default ones, although not perfect =( But I do not know how to make them better
In addition, I have redrawn the Scrollbar interface elements for the scroll in a larger size. The same elements are used in the rest of the game interface, but it turned out to be similar =)
08 Journal and Scroll Buttons and Elements Ru
The same as 07, only in Russian.
Installation
Just drop the contents of the module folders into the Data Files folder of the game with overwriting files (very strongly not recommended).
Or use a mod manager (highly recommended).
You may want to temporarily delete default images of the loading screens. These files are located here Data Files\Splash. Just move them to another folder in another place.
A compact UI texture overhaul for Skyrim that replaces the main menu, menu buttons, loading screens, journal, and scroll with new visuals. With 23 endorsements and last updated in December 2024, it's a niche cosmetic mod for players seeking a fresh look without gameplay changes.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Simple cosmetic upgrade for the UI, no gameplay changes
- Recently updated (December 2024), so likely compatible with current Skyrim versions
- Small but dedicated following (23 endorsements)
⚠️ Cons
- Low endorsement count (23) suggests it's not widely tested
- No screenshots or detailed previews provided by the author
- Only covers a few UI elements—don't expect a full interface overhaul
For Skyrim players who want a quick visual refresh of the main menu and loading screens without installing heavy UI mods. Skip if you're looking for gameplay changes or a complete UI replacement.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Since it's a texture replacer, just drop the files into your Data folder or use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2.
- If you use other UI mods, load this one after them to ensure its textures take priority.
- Check the mod's file structure to see if it includes optional files for different styles—if so, pick the one you prefer.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- Jamaluma
- Version
- 1
- Downloads
- 367
- Endorsements
- 23
- Category
- User Interface
- Created
- 12/18/2024
- Updated
- 12/18/2024
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