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Mod List: One Day Morrowind Modernization

110 mods

List Usage

Mod list usage instructions:

• Install each mod from the list in order.
• Check out the Managing Mods page as a reference on how to install mods using "The OpenMW Way" which is the easiest method.
• Also, check out this Example Mod Page for help on how to use each mod page.
• Pay attention to mod descriptions and special usage notes.
  • You won't necessarily enable all plugins and data paths from each mod; many mods on the list will only use some of what they provide. Don't enable everything, refer to the CFG Generator output for a correct loadout (more on that below).
• Be sure to consult the performance guide for getting the most performance out of your setup.
• Each mod page will have a "Enable For CFG Generator" button, click this on each mod you've setup to get a partial config from the CFG Generator. See this page for more information.
  • This will allow you to generate a partial CFG as you go so that you can test your progress. This is very important!
  • In order for this to work as intended you must follow the folder path locations for each mod exactly!
• When you've finished installing everything, consult the CFG Generator for complete settings, configurations, and load orders.
  • The CFG Generator has presets for each mod list, so you can see the exact data and plugin order this list should have.
  • Please note that the CFG Generator will use the folder paths you have set on the User Settings page, so make sure you configure those settings for personalized outputs.
• There will be a "Final Steps" page. Be sure to follow those steps, even if you don't use every mod in the list, or your mod list may not function correctly.

List Description

Modernize Morrowind with a reasonably short but effective list that not only ups the visual ante but also adds a fair amount of gameplay content. The primary goal of this list is to be less time-consuming than other lists while also offering a highly rewarding end result.

This list has an accompanying video walkthrough that covers the entire list (see above), featuring Rob of Rob's Red Hot Spot and your neighborhood friendly website creator, johnnyhostile!

This list could also be used as a basis to upgrade to the Total Overhaul modlist for those folks who want to take a bit of a deeper dive. You can reuse the vast majority of the mods you'll download for this modlist in your Total Overhaul installation.

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Table of Contents

This mod list is divided into sections, the table of contents below has a link to each one.

First Steps: 6 mods

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These are all the steps you need to follow before installing a mod list

Patches: 4 mods

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Alter some aspect of the game in order to fix a bug, or to be more consistent with the game itself. Patches usually work via a plugin.

Modding Resources: 1 mod

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Community asset repositories, used by many other mods.

Meshes / Performance: 5 mods

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Mesh replacers. Most of these correct mistakes in the originals, often resulting in performance increases, others will affect gameplay (Graphic Herbalism).

Land & Landmass Additions: 1 mod

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Add large amounts of extra land, including quests, to the game.

Texture Packs: 2 mods

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These provide large amounts of textures, covering all assets in the game or close to it.

Landscapes: 3 mods

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High quality texture replacements for large amounts of the games landscapes.

Architecture: 13 mods

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These provide new meshes and textures for general architecture.

Flora & Nature: 9 mods

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Update the look of various flora and other natural objects via improved meshes and high quality textures.

Sky: 3 mods

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Alter the looks and behavior of the sky, clouds, and weather.

Lighting: 1 mod

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Update the behavior and look of lighting in the game, going for a darker and more accurate look overall.

Clutter And Items: 1 mod

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Updated assets for the very large number of clutter objects and items in the game.

Bodies And Heads: 8 mods

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Replace the vanilla bodies and heads, and their textures, for all races and genders.

Creature Visuals: 1 mod

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Give the various creatures of the game new life with updated assets and more.

VFX: 4 mods

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Updated visual effects. Greatly enhance many scenes with subtle but beautiful additions.

Animations: 2 mods

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Update the game's dated animations with improved assets.

Audio: 4 mods

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Give new sound to almost everything in the game.

Groundcover: 5 mods

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Add grass, reeds, small mushrooms, stones, and other groundcover to the game.

NPCs: 1 mod

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Add more variety and (hopefully) immersion by updating the rather limited NPC scope of the base game.

Balance And Nerfing: 3 mods

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These mods try to bring some balance through changes to the game mechanics and world.

Gameplay: 4 mods

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Update gameplay mechanics. From leveling to monster spawning, marksman to sneaking, this selection tries to update game mechanics to feel better or more enjoyable compared to the vanilla game.

Distant Details: 1 mod

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Mods that affect object and visuals in the distance.

Water: 1 mod

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Modify the water or sea in some shape or form.

Mod Patches: 5 mods

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Collections of small patches and other plugins for compatibility between various mods, or between various mods and OpenMW.

Camera: 1 mod

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Mods that affect the camera in one way or another.

Post Processing Shaders: 1 mod

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Post processing shaders add a variety of nice visual effects.

User Interface: 7 mods

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Give the game UI a needed facelift in various ways.

Dev Build Only: 5 mods

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Mods that require the latest OpenMW Developer Build.

Settings Tweaks: 6 mods

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Not actually mods, but changes to settings that are built into the OpenMW engine. Enhance performance and visual quality, as well as enable or disable many gameplay options (including things provided by MCP for vanilla Morrowind).

Merging: 2 mods

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The final bits of work, to ensure long-term smooth sailing.

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