Oblivion Remastered Better Map Menu Mod v1.1

                    
Oblivion Remastered Better Map Menu Mod – See More, Search Faster
Le Better Map Menu Mod pour The Elder Scrolls IV : Oblivion Remastered is an essential upgrade for explorers, completionists, and anyone who’s tired of squinting through vignettes and clutter to actually see where they’re headed in Cyrodiil. If you value clean UI, easy quest tracking, or just want a less frustrating map menu, this mod will instantly modernize your experience without a total visual overhaul.

Removes aggressive vignette: Clears out the map’s distracting dark overlay so the region and markers are finally fully visible.
Shrinks oversized widgets: Reduces the scale of time/date, quest info, zoom slider, and icon filter widgets for better context without blocking the map.
Information-first design: Retains all core details and map functions while making everything faster to read at a glance-no loss of functionality.
No more manual widget hiding: You no longer need to toggle elements on and off with every map menu call-just open and go.
Compatible with other UI and map mods: Works perfectly alongside Auto Local Map, Open Local Map Key, and most other interface tweaks.

Impact dans le jeu et cas d'utilisation
Le présent Oblivion Remastered Mod is perfect for anyone who spends serious time exploring, questing, or planning routes-and for completionists or trainer users who want every landmark visible at a glance. It’s especially valuable during quick travels, challenge runs, or when juggling multiple quests. With a clean, readable map, it’s easier to plot efficient journeys, spot missed secrets, and keep immersion high without the HUD getting in your way. It’s a subtle, zero-bloat fix you’ll appreciate every single time you open the map menu.
Installation et conditions préalables

No loaders or mod managers required; just manual install.
Unzip the three 000_BetterMap_P dans : Oblivion Remastered\OblivionRemastered\Content\Paks\~mods
To uninstall, just delete the same three files from the ~mods dossier.
Fully compatible with most UI and map mods unless they directly modify the map menu.