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Morrowind Sharp is a modding guide for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. It addresses a number of issues with the game and improves on other aspects, namely:
Bugs and stability: includes all major bug fixes released for the game so far.
User interface: improved functionality and expanded hotkeys.
DLCs: expansions are delayed and rebalanced for better integration with the base game.
Gameplay: basic quality of life improvements, new mechanics, and optional lightweight and ultra-compatible balance tweaks.
Visuals: vanilla-friendly high resolution upscaled textures, basic texture and mesh improvements, and more immersive lighting.
Do not be misled into thinking this is a graphics guide. Morrowind Sharp is very much a guide concerning the overall improvement of Morrowind without messing too much with the gameplay and visual experience.
This modlist is offered "as is" and considered complete. I won't be answering compatibility questions. Instructions on the installation and use of TES3View are provided. Use that tool to detect and solve conflicts.
Many of the instructions in this guide are taken verbatim from VishVadeva's modding guides for Bethesda games released after Morrowind, which explain in detail how to install mods using Mod Organizer 2. All credits go to him.
When installing this modlist, including the recommended shaders, my framerate sits at a stable 60fps, even in the worst performing areas in the game (commonly known to be Vivec city and the Grazelands).
| System | My Specs |
|---|---|
Roughly 11GB of space are required to install this modlist. Should you skip Morrowind Enhanced Textures and AURA, space needed will dramatically drop in size.
OS
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 5600
GPU
RX 6600 XT 8GB
Monitor
Samsung 24" 1080p @ 60Hz
RAM
16GB DDR4
SSD
1TB NVMe
