Movement Rework - Full Overhaul

Movement Rework - Full Overhaul

My third rework mod and the most technically involved one yet. Where the Birthsign and Race Reworks touched ESP records, this one is about actual GameSettings, combining them with a custom UE4SS Lua script to overhaul how movement actually feels in Oblivion Remastered from the ground up. Compatible with controllers!

The goal was a movement system that feels grounded and deliberate. Walking and running speeds are slowed. Jumping is harder to control. Strafing and backpedaling are penalized. Drawing a weapon costs you mobility. Sneaking is slower and more committing. NPCs move at a compensated speed so they keep up with the rebalanced player. Creatures are tuned separately so they don't get caught up in humanoid movement changes. Blocking doesn't slow as aggressively anymore and gives much needed buffs depending on your stats.

Everything is built on a stable foundation. Native INI game settings are handled by Game Settings Loader, and a lightweight Lua script runs through UE4SS. No memory scanning, no fragile hooks, no bloat. If something goes wrong the script fails silently and the game keeps running.

Walking is roughly 23% slower than vanilla, running 37% slower, sneaking 50% slower, and creatures move up to 42% slower. Jumping is readjusted to fit,

 with a lower height ceiling and stricter aerial control. 

v1. 1 - Sprinting now added and configurable!

v1. 2 - Stability fix. Details in changelog!

v1. 3 - Experimental version with block features out now!

v1. 4 - Blocking now configurable!

v. 2. 0 - Huge performance and jump feature update!

Showcase of basic movement differences! 

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Everything is fully CONFIGURABLE!

All parts of the mod can be also used separately! (main.lua works on it's own!)

This mod can be safely installed or uninstalled at any time, including mid-save. It does not modify any save data, ESP records, or game files!

Pairs really well with my Dodge Rework mod! The movement penalties make positioning and timing matter more, and the dodge iframes give you a deliberate escape tool to work with. It even has hit VFX removed!