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I was never satisfied with the bridge fixes that where on the nexus so I made my own version, Mainly for myself but I figured why not release it with a FOMOD installer.
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Skyrim Special Edition Mod Page: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/8841?
[MOD INFO]
Name: FTWB - Fix that Winterhold Bridge
Version: 1.0
Supported Skyrim versions: Skyrim 32Bit & Skyrim 64Bit
[DESCRIPTION]
I was never satisfied with the bridge fixes that where on the nexus so I made my own version, Mainly for myself but I figured why not release it with a FOMOD installer.
[FEATURES]
-Vanilla style looking Fix
-Cleaned up Models (Removes 1000's of unneeded vertices (WHY BETHESDA) from the two bridge models as well as fixing it)
-FOMOD installer
- Optional Seamless texture option in the FOMOD installer for:
*WinterholdFloor01.dds
*WinterholdFloor01_n.dds
*WinterholdRubble01.dds
*WinterholdRubble01_n.dds
*WinterholdWall01.dds
*WinterholdWall01_n.dds
-Completely new normal maps generated using Allgorithmic's Bitmap2Material program (Only if you select the seamless texture option)
-Disables Specular map on the bridge (for some reason it was enabled and made the textures all shinny.)
[INSTALLATION]
-Use NMM the mod has a FOMOD Installer
[UNINSTALLATION]
-Use NMM
[FAQ'S]
Q: Why is there a ESP file?
A: As Microsoft has bought out Havok tools it is extremely hard to make Collision files correctly, So to bypass this I have used collision boxes from the CK to put collision on the new parts of the bridge.
Q: There's other mods that fix the bridge already why did you make this?
A: Mainly I made it for myself because I didn't like the approach that the others have done (Wooden railing, or some weird brown stone to fix it), My fix keeps the vanilla look of the bridge and makes it look as if it was never broken in the first place so to a person whos never played the game would never notice its a mod to fix the bridge, as well as it Keeps the vanilla textures as well.
[CHANGE LOG]
[Version 1.0]
-Initial Release
-Skyrim 32Bit Support (Skyrim Classic)
-Skyrim 64Bit Support (Special Edition)
[Version 1.1]
-Just fixes the FOMOD installer not being correctly archived for some reason
[MOD INFO]
Name: FTWB - Fix that Winterhold Bridge
Version: 1.0
Supported Skyrim versions: Skyrim 32Bit & Skyrim 64Bit
[DESCRIPTION]
I was never satisfied with the bridge fixes that where on the nexus so I made my own version, Mainly for myself but I figured why not release it with a FOMOD installer.
[FEATURES]
-Vanilla style looking Fix
-Cleaned up Models (Removes 1000's of unneeded vertices (WHY BETHESDA) from the two bridge models as well as fixing it)
-FOMOD installer
- Optional Seamless texture option in the FOMOD installer for:
*WinterholdFloor01.dds
*WinterholdFloor01_n.dds
*WinterholdRubble01.dds
*WinterholdRubble01_n.dds
*WinterholdWall01.dds
*WinterholdWall01_n.dds
-Completely new normal maps generated using Allgorithmic's Bitmap2Material program (Only if you select the seamless texture option)
-Disables Specular map on the bridge (for some reason it was enabled and made the textures all shinny.)
[INSTALLATION]
-Use NMM the mod has a FOMOD Installer
[UNINSTALLATION]
-Use NMM
[FAQ'S]
Q: Why is there a ESP file?
A: As Microsoft has bought out Havok tools it is extremely hard to make Collision files correctly, So to bypass this I have used collision boxes from the CK to put collision on the new parts of the bridge.
Q: There's other mods that fix the bridge already why did you make this?
A: Mainly I made it for myself because I didn't like the approach that the others have done (Wooden railing, or some weird brown stone to fix it), My fix keeps the vanilla look of the bridge and makes it look as if it was never broken in the first place so to a person whos never played the game would never notice its a mod to fix the bridge, as well as it Keeps the vanilla textures as well.
[CHANGE LOG]
[Version 1.0]
-Initial Release
-Skyrim 32Bit Support (Skyrim Classic)
-Skyrim 64Bit Support (Special Edition)
[Version 1.1]
-Just fixes the FOMOD installer not being correctly archived for some reason