Spook Spectres and Hunt Horrors during the Witches Festival In-Game Event
Haunt and harrow Tamriel’s monsters during the Witches Festival and you’ll earn spooky new and returning rewards!
Haunt and harrow Tamriel’s monsters during the Witches Festival and you’ll earn spooky new and returning rewards!
Welcome to the best Throwing Knife Build for Cyberpunk 2077 (Patch 2.5). Throwing knives & axes are the most fun I have had in Night City: I open from Optical Camo, slow the fight down by 85% with the Apogee Sandevistan, and every crit or headshot kill resets my knives instantly, so I just keep […]
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A fan-favorite Chapter and dungeon DLC becomes free for all ESO players as part of the preparation for Season Two.
The Incredible Ward is a powerful endgame shield in Enshrouded with bonuses to Mana Regeneration, Blunt Resistance, Cutting Resistance and Fire Resistance.
The Incredible Ward is a powerful endgame shield in Enshrouded with bonuses to Mana Regeneration, Blunt Resistance, Cutting Resistance and Fire Resistance.
The Staff Of Reeds is a powerful endgame magic weapon in Enshrouded with bonuses to shroud damage and the Necromancer skill.
Sunset Mace is a powerful endgame one-handed weapon in Enshrouded with bonuses to blunt and fire damage.
The Death Gazer Axe is a powerful endgame one-handed weapon in Enshrouded with bonuses to critical strikes, cutting, and shock damage.
DeBluedIconsReplaces many of ESO’s blue-tinted UI icons with grayscale versions while preserving the original artwork, dimensions, and texture format.The goal is a more neutral visual style without altering icon shapes, adding new artwork, or changing UI functionality.Pairs great with Perfect Pixel!What This Addon DoesReplaces selected blue-glow UI icons with grayscale versionsUses the game’s original icon texturesPreserves original dimensions and alpha channelsNo gameplay changesNo settings menu requiredNo dependencies requiredHow Icons Were SelectedNot every icon in the game was modified.A texture was processed only if a significant portion of its visible pixels contained ESO’s characteristic cyan-blue glow. Textures meeting this threshold were converted to grayscale, while textures that did not meet it were left unchanged.In practice, most hover and pressed-state icons were affected, while many normal “_up” textures remained untouched.Texture Processing DetailsAll textures originate from the game’s own assetsNo icons were redrawnNo AI-generated artwork was usedNo AI upscaling or super-resolution was usedOriginal texture dimensions were preservedOriginal alpha channels were preservedStandard grayscale conversion was used for most textures.Pressed-state textures use standard luminance conversion. Hover-state textures required a different approach because ESO renders them using additive blending. Traditional grayscale conversion caused these textures to appear excessively bright, so hover-state textures were instead generated using the darkest RGB channel value for each pixel, resulting in a closer visual match in-game.Texture FormatProcessed textures were exported using NVIDIA Texture Tools Exporter 2024.1.1 with the following settings:BC3 (DXT5) compressionProduction qualityNo mipmapsOriginal dimensions preservedInstallationExtract the addon into your Elder Scrolls Online AddOns folder or use Minion.Enable DeBluedIcons from the in-game AddOns menu or at character selectReload the UI or restart the game if necessaryTroubleshootingIf textures do not appear to update correctly, ESO’s shader cache may need to be rebuilt.Close the game completelyDelete: Elder Scrolls OnlineliveShaderCache.cookedLaunch the game againNotesThis addon only replaces texture assetsNo game logic or UI behavior is modifiedNo I can’t change crown store textures, don’t ask.Designed for players who prefer a less blue-heavy UI appearanceSupportIf you encounter issues or discover textures that should be included or excluded, please leave a comment on ESOUI.
Change Log:——————–0.5.36 Introduces runtime cleanups.Description:——————–Dungeon Scores 0.5.36 is a PC beta addon for Veteran dungeons on PC NA and PC EU. Dungeon Scores starts a run at first hostile combat, tracks boss and supported Hard Mode evidence, scores completed runs, and keeps local run history and personal bests. It supports solo, duo, trio, and four-player divisions. Trials, arenas, unknown instances, and oversized groups do not arm dungeon scoring.Required Dependency: LibAddonMenu-2.0 r43 or newer. Install it separately. LibAddonMenu r43 can appear out of date in ESO’s Add-Ons menu; if it does, enable “Allow out of date addons.” DungeonScoresRecords and its desktop companion are optional. Dungeon Scores scores runs locally without them.Scoring and controlsScores combine Veteran base, qualifying kills, supported Hard Modes, speed awards, No Death, trifecta, vitality, tempo, and a bounded smaller-party challenge. Dungeon-specific coefficients account for different difficulty and pace. Where HM or trifecta cannot be measured reliably, the addon uses an alternate whole-run scoring path and omits unsupported HM/trifecta failure labels.Activity Finder completion is authoritative. Freeze Completion captures a clear while leaving scoring open; Finalize Score attempts completion capture if needed and closes the run. Unfinished runs can become abandoned under the run-lifecycle rules. An abandoned run is not a completed clear.The browser contains Run…