Better Underwater and Night-Eye Shaders for Oblivion Reloaded

Better Underwater & Night-Eye for OR

Are you using Oblivion Reloaded or ORL and just wished you could have a better night-eye than that vanilla, blue-tinted mess? Did you ever go underwater and struggle to see anything with OR's underwater feature on? Through much patience, trial-and-error, and using every last of my zero-brain-cells, I present to you exactly what you need: better shaders!

Aninomouse's Night-Eye Shaders

I made some shaders for Oblivion Reloaded's night-eye feature, since the other night-eye mods that I tried made my game crash on startup while using OR.

Options include a Colored version and a Gray version, which is like the color version but with a slight gray tint.

For each version, there are varying brightness levels (100 being the highest). Choose one you like best.

(In the color version, I also included an older version that I used before making the new colored ones. The newer ones are better so I recommend trying those out first.)

Aninomouse's Underwater Shaders

Changed shader for the underwater effect in OR/ORL. There are several options:

Gameplay-Oriented - This sets the brightness at a high level for dawn, dusk, night time, and dungeons underwater. It will remove the sunray effect during dawn/dusk, and the brightness transitions are noticeable in favor of high levels of visibility and light. Although, it may still be a little dark during overcast, rainy or stormy weather, or the first few minutes of dawn. This option is for people who don't want to bother with night-eye or light spells and just want a good time.

Immersion-Oriented - This keeps it relatively dark with as smooth transitions as I could make from day to night. The brightness is still higher than default OR/ORL to make it believable as well as allow for night-eye to work underwater a lot better. For people who want both visibility underwater and immersion.

Immersion Oriented (Less Turbid) - Just like Immersion-Oriented but makes it slightly less foggy. Recommended to use with an underwater blur mod such as Muji90's Underwater Blur, or for people who just want a little less fog in their Immersion-Oriented version.

Balanced -  A balance between Gameplay and Immersion. It increases brightness but not too much. You can see somewhat at dawn, dusk, night time, and dungeons but night-eye and light spells will still be of help. I tried to make the transitions for outdoor times as subtle as possible. For those who want a middle ground between Gameplay and Immersion.

Vingette Versions -  There are also alternative versions to the ones above which darkens the corners and applies a vingette-like effect to your outdoor underwater experience. Only applies outdoors and also makes it slightly darker compared to the normal versions. (Main file not req