Project Oblivion 2010 Low v2 + Low ENBSeries

Project Oblivion 2010 LOW v.2 + low ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3.

Here is a global modification - Project Oblivion 2010 Low. For those who don’t know what Project Oblivion is, I’ll explain! Project Oblivion is a global project that definitely changes all the vegetation in the state of San Andreas. Project Oblivion 2010 LOW v.1 is a lightweight version of Project Oblivion 2010HQ v1.1.

It is known from practice that not every user can afford Project Oblivion 2010HQ, because... This modification takes a lot of computer resources. This Project Oblivion 2010 Low is intended specifically for those PCs on which Project Oblivion 2010HQ runs with large lags or does not start at all. In Project Oblivion 2010HQ, all textures were replaced with low resolution (the quality does not change significantly), so Project Oblivion 2010 Low turned out - especially for users with weak PCs. As for low ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3 -

Everyone knows what ENBSeries is, there is an opportunity to install it, but not all users have an ultra-PC to allow themselves to play their favorite GTA San Andreas. low ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3 (note ENB latest version) - the only ENB setting in the entire history of ENB construction that does not consume computer resources at all! There is a speed effect, reflection on the car, as well as a lighting effect (bloom).

The best feature of Project Oblivion 2010 LOW v.2 + low ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3 in that I made Project Oblivion 2010 LOW completely adapted to ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3! And now, therefore, with these two global mods, you can safely run 2005 on a PC - without loss of performance!

Installation:
P.S. Bet exclusively on a clean game! (otherwise the game will crash or the game won’t start at all)

1. Contents of the folder Project Oblivion 2010 LOW v.2 + low ENBSeries v. 0.075 reflective bump test 3 (except for the img folder, copy it to the folder with your GTA San Andreas)
2. Next, go to the img folder and see a text document - Using!.txt (you'll figure it out later)
3. Let's play!

Have a good game!