idk if your still checking your inbox on this mod or anything like that but just so i know can u tell me how exactly do u install this? i mean do u suppose to install it in NMM or dragon drop or is it the same as the TOP that requires u to modify and f*** with your files...so yeh pls explain thx
true but even with screens its hard to tell the diffrence but you can tell when your framerate rises or at the very least stutters happen way less often
I know I am extremely late to responding but isn't every mod a gamble to install and expect smooth game play? For those that will see this place at the very top of just underneath your .esm and .esl if using other texture improvement mods. Test your characters before committing this to your entire game.
It's nice that other modders are much more considerate and far less lazy than the guy who discovered this was an issue but just wrote an extremely hard to follow DIY guide that will mangle your files if not done correctly.
I wouldn't exactly call that a hard to follow guide. Tedious, maybe. You have to do the same processes like 16 times to cover everything - but the processes aren't hard. Hard to follow?Hardly. At it's core it's dead simple.Extract, Copy, Archive - Rinse and repeat.
What does it mean "For best result put this as HIGH"? As in put the texture resolution in options to high or put this mod in high priority in load order?
hi. i was curious of how is this mod compared to https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/978? it does need a little tinkering though, compared to this mod
This mod is key to start adding new textures to your game. Install this before any texture mods, pretend it is the base as it fixes some poorly compressed vanilla textures.
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Tedious, maybe. You have to do the same processes like 16 times to cover everything - but the processes aren't hard.
Hard to follow?Hardly.
At it's core it's dead simple.Extract, Copy, Archive - Rinse and repeat.
The only thing difficult is finding the 30 minutes it takes to follow the steps correctly.