Anyone?

I am guessing modifying the plugin list to only include the 3 nerhim plugins and then launching OBSE.

I just dumped OSR and OBSE in the Nehrim folder and it worked with no ill effects for me.

Any idea as to how to improve the framerate without decreasing graphical quality? I get about 80 FPS steady in vanilla, but about 20 in Nehrim (even the interiors!).

I've been playing Nehrim now for a bit, and I really love it. Only I find the invisible borders that I come across from time to time really annoying, because I want to have the risk to fall down from high places and stuff like that. Does anyone know how I can deactivate them?

They are collision boxes placed in the CS, so you have to go into the CS and delete them by hand. Please release it as a mod if you do, those things completely ruin the immersion for me.

lol nehrim has quest markers? lol I was playing blind then I thought Markers were removed you know, for that good ol morrowin'esque feel

I left the mine and got to the camp of course, I just went back in and am kinda lost since I went from a completely different entrance to the mine, back to where I walked through previously when I first started....4 hours of gameplay and im still not out of the tut XD Incomptetence or mod amazingness? I don't know.

Congrats on the release everyone! I'm about 5 hours in, and this mod has been nothing but pure quality.

Oh, and I guess I should mention this as well. I ported over the Moonshadow elf race as a personal mod, but if you guys wanted me to, I could try getting permission, and possibly upload it. I'm not sure if Nehrim would need a custom race fix like Oblivion did, but I imagine I'll find out at some point.

I also have performance problems in Nehrim and I don't think there is a way to get even close to vanilla performance without a substantial loss of visual quality. There are simply too many objects and NPCs at once. Have you been to one of the big towns yet? My game became almost a slide show in some town areas. In vanilla I get a constant (capped by Stutter Remover) framerate of 55 (with ~100 mods, many of them very large and complex), in Nehrim the framerate hovers between 10 (some town and other heavy performance areas) and 40 (average forest away from the crowded streets). Not counting interiors, of course a small interior with only one or two NPCs gives a great framerate. It is playable as the framerate is ~30 most of the time, but after getting used to my 55 FPS it feels a bit sluggish.

The only tweak I know of that gives a slight performance boost without decreasing visual quality is to change these settings in the ini:

uGridDistantTreeRange=15
uGridDistantCount=25

In Nehrim you can't see very far usually and it has lots of VWD objects (much more than vanilla for sure). I set mine to 15/15, which is enough imo and gave a small performance boost.

Maybe Low Poly Grass might help as well, just not sure whether they use custom grass types.

Aww dang, that's probably gonna take a while to do Well, I might try it, and if I do try it, then I'll release it publicly.

I'll try it out, thanks. I'm really just wondering what is actually causing the slow down: at times, it seems like it should work fine. The interior of the sanctum place gets 25 fps at best (and is a slideshow at worst), and theres really nothing there that should cause that much lag. I'll have to check it out in the CS once I have time.

Just keep in mind that the collision boxes probably weren't placed to prevent the player from falling down, but to prevent NPCs and creatures from falling down. There is a reason why Bethesda called it Lemming AI...or was it Radiant AI? Can't remember.

Man, this game is BEAUTIFUL! I haven't even gotten out of the starting dungeon, and I'm still super impressed. Just taking a break because that troll scared the crap out of me XD

By the way, the intro video REALLY tripped me out, because I have 5.1 speakers and that voice completely surrounded me. It was so surreal!

Got some questions here

any help?

The one when you go left out of your cell -- I figured it was that way as I found no key for the door unless I already have it

I think you mean to the right. If you can go out the one to the left then something is wrong. More info in spoiler to make sure. Has the game played fine up unto this point?

Oh thank you GOD. All the oblivion visual goodness without the cliché world and lore. Now if we can just get people to do more content and mods for this instead of Oblivion..

To Quote Cartman,
This mod is Hella cool!
An amazing achievement, but my old pc does get to creakin' in some areas. I can't get streamline to work with Nehrim but OSR works well. I'm Pyffi'ing the unpacked Nehrim meshes now so I'll pop in and let you guys know if it does any good performance wise.
I look forward to any tips you may uncover Lady Nerevar.
bliviongate:

We should also consider a "Mods that work with Nehrim" thread. There are probably not many, but there might be a few.

I've just downloaded this mod - if I can even call it that - and am in the starter mine. I'm already astounded - this blows both the Oblivion tutorial dungeon and the Oblivion mines clean out of the water. I do have a question, though, as I'm kinda stuck:

Stop playing like you are in Cyrodil.

do this...

:shifty:

Edit: Never mind, I figured it out. Thanks.

Edit again: Sorry, I seem to be somewhat stuck again.

Just a heads up for everyone - I went ahead and created a Mods that work with Nehrim thread here: http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1116000-mods-that-work-with-nehrim/

The aim is to keep that as a repository of knowledge separate from this thread so that less rooting around for info is needed.

Tabris93
You are on the right track keep going. Remember Celbro said it was a large mine. So the only thing to do is to keep going forward. The arrows pointing down is the biggest hint you'll get.

Just wanted to say congrats to the modding team on getting the English version out this week! :celebration: