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The Elder Scrolls Renewal Project (TESRenewal) is a fan volunteer effort to recreate and remaster the video games in The Elder Scrolls series. The team is best known for its Skywind project, which seeks to recreate the 2002 The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind on the 2016 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Special Editiongame engine, known as the Creation Engine.[1]
History[edit]
The Renewal Project began with Morroblivion, a Morrowind remaster on the 2006 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion engine, prior to Skyrim's release. Coordinated through the Morroblivion website's forums,[2] the mod was publicly available on the team's website in 2008.[3]
In 2012, after the release of Skyrim, forum members began work on Skywind, intending to begin the same result in the Skyrim engine.[4]
Another volunteer team works separately on Skyblivion, a similar but separate project to remaster Oblivion on the more advanced Skyrim engine.
Skywind[edit]
Skywind is a recreation of Morrowind (2002) in the Skyrim – Special Edition game engine (2016).[5] All original game assets, including textures, music, quests and gameplay, were planned to be redesigned.[6] The remastering team involves over 70 volunteers in artist, composer, designer, developer and voice acting roles, who released several videos highlighting their development progress. In November 2014, the team reported to have finished half of the remaster's environment, over 10,000 new dialogue lines and three hours of series-inspired soundtrack. Players were able to download and play an unfinished version of the release until late 2014, when the volunteer team chose to divert assets to development instead of user support.
A March 2015 update showed updated levels. The developers wrote that they were not close to a release despite technical indications from their project's version number.[7] In mid-2015, the team released its public alpha, an unfinished test version, but it was soon withdrawn.[1] After a year, the project team released its fourth update, which was designed to solicit volunteers for the remaining work.[8] In October 2018, a further major trailer was released[9] and another in July 2019 and January 2020.[10]
Skyblivion[edit]
Skyblivion is a recreation of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006) within the engine for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Special Edition (2016).[11] Like its sister project, it involves an overhaul of most aspects of the original game, including landscaping, weapons, and armors.[12]
As of mid-2014, the project sought outside help from visual artists and declined voice actors, as Oblivion already featured a full voice cast.[13] The team released a development trailer in May 2014 that showed the remaster in early development[14] and a gameplay trailer a year later. As of 2015, the game lacked navmesh, a mechanism by which non-player characters wander an environment without becoming lost in other assets.[15] In November 2016, Rebelzize started to send out invites on Nexus Mods in the hope of attracting more volunteers. More people joined and not much later the 'Skyblivion – Return To Cyrodiil' trailer was published resulting in an influx of new volunteers.[16]
By August 2019, the project started to near its completion, with the exterior map in its final stages of development, 3D assets being implemented at a rapid rate and debugging being done for the quests.[17][18]
See also[edit]
- Enderal – a total conversion mod sequel to Nehrim, created in the Skyrim engine
References[edit]
- ^ abOwen S. Good. 'Fans remastering Morrowind give another glimpse of its landscape'. Polygon.com.
- ^Jason Schreier. 'Morrowind Modded Into Skyrim Is Something You Must See'. Kotaku. Gawker Media.
- ^Mike Fahey. 'Morroblivion - You Got Your Morrowind In My Oblivion'. Kotaku. Gawker Media.
- ^Alexa Ray Corriea. 'Skywind project mods 'Morrowind' into 'Skyrim''. Polygon.
- ^Craig Pearson (January 1, 2014). 'Ten top fan-remade classics you can play for free right now'. PC Gamer.
- ^Rainer Sigl (February 1, 2015). 'Lieblingsspiele 2.0: Die bewundernswerte Kunst der Fan-Remakes' (in German). Der Standard.
- ^'Ambitious The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Morrowind Crossover Mod Gets a New Trailer'. GameSpot.
- ^Owen S. Good. 'Fan-made Morrowind remaster gives another look at the progress they've made'. Polygon.
- ^Skywind - The Fall of House Dagoth Story Teaser Trailer - IGN, retrieved July 2, 2019
- ^'New Skywind trailer introduces a haunting remix of the Morrowind theme'. PCGamesN. Retrieved July 2, 2019.
- ^'Making Skyblivion: Bringing Oblivion To Skyrim'. GameSpot. Retrieved July 2, 2019.
- ^Senior, Tom (November 2, 2018). 'Beautiful, familiar scenery on show in Skyblivion video update'. PC Gamer. Retrieved July 2, 2019.
- ^Owen S. Good. ''Skyblivion' seeks to recreate The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion with Skyrim's engine'. Polygon.
- ^'Skyblivion trailer shows Oblivion's opening locations recreated in Skyrim'. PC Gamer.
- ^'Tour the world of Skyblivion in new 45-minute gameplay trailer'. PC Gamer.
- ^'Skyblivion - Return To Cyrodiil Teaser Trailer' – via www.youtube.com.
- ^'The Elder Scrolls: Skyblivion - Teaser Trailer' – via www.youtube.com.
- ^'The Elder Scrolls: 'Skyblivion' Fan Mod Shows Off Latest Developments'.
External links[edit]
- Official website
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The Elder Scrolls Renewal: Skywind is a widely scoped total conversion mod project that seeks to recreate the world and stories of Morrowind in the newer Skyrim Special Edition engine.
Status[edit]
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Skywind is still under active development. No release date has yet been publicized.
Scope[edit]
Skywind is a total recreation of Morrowind, with no re-used models, textures, sounds, or other assets. Characters, places, and quests remain the same, with the possibility of some amount of extra content and restoration of cut content.
The world space will be created from scratch, but to approximately the same scale as the original game.
The mod will be fully voice-acted, with a high quality standard in place and a team of hundreds of contributing actors.
Perks and skills will be reworked to bear more similarity to the original game, within (and in some cases, outwith) the confines of the Skyrim engine.
Some teams are working alongside the Skywind team to provide text localization into various languages.
Work is being done on novel animation workflows that will allow the use of polearms and other weapons without implementing FNIS.
Compatibility[edit]
Skywind is being developed for Skyrim Special Edition only, for the purpose of stability and performance.
The mod will run as a totally separate install in its own folder.
Most existing SSE mods are not expected to work with Skywind out-of-the-box due to the number of core changes made to the engine. There is wide scope for bespoke mods for Skywind, however.
