Combat FPS Optimizer

The Elder Scrolls IV OBLIVION Combat FPS Optimizer v 1. 0 by dieterweb ************************** Index: 1. Description 2. Installation 3. Details 4. Version/Contact *********************** 1. DESCRIPTION *********************** I walk in the outside with around 20-30 FPS with nearly all detail sliders to the maximum. Thats good enough for exploring, but too low for good fighting. Additionally the FPS will be reduced even further when a fight starts. The Combat FPS Optimizer changes the graphic settings dynamically when you start or end combat and depending on you position (outside / inside / town) It reduces the amount of grass and the details for shadows, trees, objects, and items (as well as the maximal view distance - this was removed in version 0. 9. it caused problems with the fog underwater, fixed and readded in version 1. 0). To use this mod you need the Oblivion Script Extender V0008 or higher. The changes of the settings will not be set immediatly when a fight starts. It can take up to 10 seconds. This was done to not warn players too early that an enemy is approaching. *********************** 2. INSTALLATION *********************** Simple copy the CombatFPSOptimizer.eps into your data folder and activate it. Oblivion Script Extender v0008 or higher is required! You can download the latest version here: http://obse.silverlock.org/ *********************** 3. DETAILS ************************** This is a second beta of this mod. Not everything works as I want it, but I decided to let others try it. Maybe someone knows how to improve it. CFPSO will change the following oblivion.ini and game settings: Setting Fight Exploring iMinGrassSize:Grass 200 120 ; density of grass. lower values -> more dense grass iGrassEndDistance:Grass 2000 6000 ; distance to which grass is rendered. iGrassStartFadeDistance:Grass 1500 5000 ; distance at which grass starts to fade out fLODFadeOutMultItems:LOD 4. 0000 12. 0000 ; changes distance at which items are faded out. higher values -> farer fLODFadeOutMultObjects:LOD 4. 0000 12. 0000 ; changes distance at which objects are faded out. higher values -> farer iActorShadowCountInt:LOD 2 5 ; number of shadows in interiors. iActorShadowCountExt:LOD 0 2 ; number of shadows in exteriors. ClipDist 9000 -1 ; distance at which clipping starts -> You have to set to -1 when not in combat. otherwise ist will cause problems with underwater fog. These values are hardcoded into one script (combatFPSOptimizer) of the CFPSO.eps. To change them you have to change them there. You can change the settings manually by pressing alt+u. This