Question on Morrowind Screen Resolution

[Spiney]

I've recently started Morrowind again, in hopes of actually finishing it after 8 or so years of ownership of the GOTY disc. Though I've come across one issue: my screen size. Obviously Morrowind was made far before a 24" screen was even dreamed of. And so, doesn't have a resolution option of 1920 by 1080 pixels. And on the highest it has, 1600 by whatever, the screen is a little stretched horizontally.

I did read once, a long time ago, in UESP that there was a mod that added extra graphical option, such as the screen resolution I seek. Though I obviously can't find it.

So would any of you know of such a mod?

Also on a side note, would any of you know of a mod that adds high resolution ground texture Only. (And maybe for rocks too.)

[Dean]

Yeah, this is the one I use Clicky. It should allow you to use any resolution your computer can handle...then again mine is rather low because it's a rather old laptop. Worth a shot nonetheless.

As for ground texture mods....it's hard to find ones like that. The only mods I have ever come across tend to change the textures to everything. I would recommend Vurt's high resolution trees though, makes them come alive.

[Andere]

Haven't used them but you could try:

http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/V ... tail&id=64

http://sites.google.com/site/ivantodoro ... iontweaker

I would suggest you try the first one first, as Planet Elder Scrolls is quite reliable. Best of luck, and please report!

[Mr. Mischief]

I just use Morrowind Graphics Extender. On top of letting you change your screen resolution to your preference, it let's you change a few other graphical options like AA or higher quality shadows.

[Spiney]

Both the ones Dean and Andere suggested don't work, probably because I run a 64bit OS, and Morrowind doesn't reside in the original Program Files folder.

Though I will give Morrowind Graphics Extender a go. Though it feels a shame to lose Morrowind's old graphical charm.

Cheers nonetheless.

[Mr. Mischief]

As long as you don't turn distant land on everything looks the same. Though the UI will be much smaller, but it still feels like the same game I played when I was young.

[Spiney]

As long as you don't turn distant land on everything looks the same. Though the UI will be much smaller, but it still feels like the same game I played when I was young.

Oh, I've just set my distant terrain textures to 4096. Oh well, It'll give my Radeon 6870 GFX card a test.

[Mr. Mischief]

I believe you can shut it off, when I had it on I didn't like the look. Made Morrowind look way too small.