@Teknorat
I don't think that's possible. Everything being rendered in Unreal Engine is way different than just grabbing models and textures.

Are you going to update this with the new graphics?

I freaking love you for making this. I love the mod authors like yourself that are letting me relive my childhood in the best way

@Jellal, Once you have pressed 'Subscribe' to this workshop item Steam will begin downloading it to SteamVR. Then when you are in SteamVR Home you can access it from the 'Environments' section of your Home menu.

How can i set it up after downloading please ? ^^

do it with skyrim!

I publically hosted this for some testing and MANY more people than usually joined and went like "wooow".
I like the thing that is hidden inside the arena, but getting into the arena is unnecessarily hard.

It sure is fun to paint grafitti and to place anime paintings and dumb meme images all over the walls, with the guards just casually walking by.

sooo nostalgic with that music and ambience, this is awesome thanks.

Really loved this environment! I never actually played Oblivion myself so I'm kind of coming at this backwards, and as a result the scavenger hunt "quest" resulted in me brute-force checking every doorstep until I found the right one. What is the significance of the bones and the golden ring? I presume it's an Oblivion reference that I don't get because I haven't played it.

@K***ht Artorias, I no longer have the assets in a usable form. I suggest looking into the app Nifscope for your game map.

Do you have an archive of the extracted models you used? I'm going to export them to Unreal Engine for a map mod in a game and I'm just wondering if you would like to share the extracted assets.

THIS IS FANTASTIC AWESOME AMAZING!

Are you planning on doing any other Oblivion maps? I would love all of them

"Stop! You violated the law. Pay the court a fine or serve your sentence. Your stolen goods are now forfeit."

This is a great map even if you haven't played TES:Oblivion. It's immediately apparent how much effort was put into creating this map. There is a high amount of detail in almost every area and even secrets if you look hard enough. I didn't expect to spend more than a couple minutes, but ended up staying more than an hour looking around with my brother to solve the puzzle.

@Stewie_t3h_Janit0r, thanks for the comment. once you have found the correct house the doorstep is fake and can be removed.. Enjoy!

Wow, the amount of detail and effort that went into this is crazy!

Just one slight problem I found the nirnroot notes, and I found the house in question but nothing happened? Am I missing something?

Woah

nice

@Sir Losernerd, The environment was extracted, converted and imported piece by piece then placed manually in the correct positions. Animations were built from scratch and trees/bushes had to be re-modeled from the ground up as they were all procedurally generated in Oblivion.

How did you do this? Did you import or build it from the ground up? Because if it's the latter that's even more impressive

One of the best environments out there, great job!

@Skidge, Thank you. I have already started Megaton as a VR Home but I am working on other things first.

Absolutely incredible! Is there any chance you would try something from Fallout 3? Like Megaton, perhaps? Keep up the good work.

Detailed beyond reasonable expectations. 10/10

I just walked around the imperial city! IT WAS AWESOME!

Reece, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I do plan to fix the gaurd walking up steps because it is silly at the moment. Also I will be doing some other areas from Oblivion but as Skyrim has a VR release I will not make any environments from it.

This was so amazing to walk around in! Whenever I have been in a Skyrim environment area its always been completely still, lifeless and a bit out of size. But this was full of life with people talking, animating, walking, the clouds moving, etc etc and it all looked amazing! (I mean I laughed like hell when I saw the guard walking up some steps). Don't suppose you plan on doing any other areas of Oblivion or maybe trying your hand at Skyrim? I would love for you to attach the Arcane University onto this, or have it a as a separate environment :)

good

good

who is the homie on top? amazing ting btw man

this is actually amazing

Einfach nur Geil

Awesome!!

Don't get the Nirnroot secret, but still glad I found it, adds some mystery I suppose.

The scale of this is incredible. Fantastic work. The NPC details and little secrets really add polish too.

Glad to hear it Cool Dogs Only, congrats and yes the intention was for people to have to go that extra step to complete the Nirn Root.

This was really awesome. I loved finding the adoring fan and I even found the Nirn Root treasure (although I had to check a map). It all put a big smile on my face, so thank you.

sadboi, it does not. I might look into it later but it would be a huge file, difficult to optimize and require teleporting at each door as the interiors in-game are completely different sizes to the buildings.

Does this environment include the interiors for all the buildings?

It's even got that kinda 2006 era Oblivion bloom, or at least the rest of it is spot on enough for that to be psychosomatic.

Thank you all for the nice comments. Byteframe, getting the lighting to look like it is in-game took a long time so I'm glad you noticed.

the sheer scope and scale of this is truly impressive, packed full of content would be an understatement.

You must have returned from the Shivering Isles, because it'd take an absolute madman to pull this off as well as you did

Spectacular. Looks exactly like the real thing. I assume you imported the models and stuff of course, but to get it to look just like that game, in this engine, damn. The music being in there is a must of course, not that you would have forgotten. Loving all the physics objects and tool/gloves and stuff, very novel. This map is huge, and it runs very well, great performance. This is just a steam environment, and so it's just a microcosm of the actual game, but I'm amazed at how much it looks feels like I'm playing it in VR. Shoot, Oblivion was the last Elder Skulls game I ever really played, I just _cannot_ get into skyrim. The intro scene is so looooonnnng and boring, and there's no Patrick Stewart!

this is awesome i thank you for making this

Looking good