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Fallout 4 Texture Optimization Project

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24 March 2017 6:48PM

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A start to finish tutorial regarding the Fallout 4 Optimization Project by: Torcher

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Fallout 4 - Texture Optimization Project

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Uploaded: 17 Nov 2015
Last Update: 08 Feb 2017

Author: torcher

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Vanilla textures are far too large for the majority of computers to handle, such as 2K-Res textures for 40-60% of all diffuse maps in the game, even on grass! This is ridiculous. This mod fixes that problem by selectively reducing texture size, using proper compression and retaining the vanilla art style!
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Fallout 4 - Texture Optimization Project

Models and Textures
Uploaded: 17 Nov 2015
Last Update: 08 Feb 2017

Author: torcher

Vanilla textures are far too large for the majority of computers to handle, such as 2K-Res textures for 40-60% of all diffuse maps in the game, even on grass! This is ridiculous. This mod fixes that problem by selectively reducing texture size, using proper compression and retaining the vanilla art style!

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Shj123
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27 May 2019, 11:58PM
Can't you just use the nexus mod manager like just drag and drop the .zip folder into the mod manager and that is it?
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28 March 2017, 9:48PM
Thanks for the great tutorial!
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  29 March 2017, 3:49AM
  Thank you for taking the time to comment = )
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