CYRODILIC

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Coming from the ENB scene as a shader developer and colorist in the film industry, I wanted something that would provide a similar level of control over the final post-processing of the image. This is accomplished by inverting the game's tonemapping to provide a temporary internal linear HDR color buffer (this is not the same thing as display HDR). By generating an internal HDR color buffer, the shader can then adjust the image in a similar manner to the tonemapping stage of ENB (enbeffect.fx). This isn't just a simple ReShade preset, it is a fully custom ReShade shader written from the ground up specifically for Oblivion Remastered.

Many of the early ReShade presets on the Nexus attempt to recreate the original Oblivion vibe with simple color-tints, too much contrast, and blasting the saturation to the moon and back. That isn't what this is, though it's possible to approach the original Oblivion vibe with CYRODILIC. The shader has been designed to give quick and easy color presets and a few powerful sliders to get the perfect look that works for you. I sincerely hope it enhances your gameplay experience.

Current Features:

• []Effects are operated from a generated internal linear HDR buffer (This is not display HDR)

  []9 divine LUT presets to choose from

  []Separate control for LUT color and LUT tone curve

  []Custom user LUT support (simply modify or replace lut.png in the reshade-shaders/Textures folder with your own LUT)

  []Photometrically accurate exposure control measured in f/stops

  []Photometrically accurate white balance controls

  []Contrast control with adjustable pivot

  []Can replace the existing tonemapper from the game with Hable, Reinhard, or Uchimura

  []Several screen-archery-focused image alignment overlays

  []An optional bundled ReShade Shader Toggler config for hiding the HUD

• Custom branding support for ReShade preset authors (see below)

  As an initial setup tweak, I recommend changing the game's eye-adaptation method. This fixes an issue with the game sometimes being underexposed. To do this, you'll need to edit your Engine.ini in a text editor. Depending on where you downloaded Oblivion Remastered, it will be in one of two places:

  For the Steam version: %USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved\Config\Windows\Engine.ini

  For the Gamepass version: %USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\S