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that means you didn't install the lod file.
as a start, clear any loose LOD file in your Data folder before install,
if i recall correctly inside Material/Meshes/Textures folder. (move it to backup folder)
then download the BNS LOD files if you use BNS,
or download the non BNS LOD files if you use any other forest mod, (overwrite when prompt).
and voila, it should work now. no more weird 2D city around.
if it still didn't work, then you'll need to generate your own custom LOD i'm afraid.
anyway, thank you napoleonofthestump for this mod.
Endorsed it!
...Roll back your version of BNS.
Problem cleared right up. And still looks fantastic. And no need to bother with LODs.
Cheers.
The advocacy of asset theft and the pirating of intellectual property is a major faux pa in any modding community.
I didn't really want to call it out by name and even give it life, because not all of us were around when all of that happened, I prefer to think of it as 'The mod that shall not be named'.
That material has nothing to do with your mod, is not a requirement of your mod, isn't even available in legit circles. Yet you went out of your way twice, to mention it and then promote it in your description for no reason. Promoting the distribution of stolen work is not 'Cathedral', asset theft is just theft!
Imho... take it for what it's worth.
And because I never met a can of worms I didn't want to open... I'm not clear that the stakes were ever particularly high for Resurrection's unpermitted asset use in the first place. If someone ended up hard up for food and rent on account of their files being used for a mod, then by all means get the torches and pitchforks out. If it's a matter of hurt butts and bruised egos, well... I do understand the need for a legalistic hard line on asset use authorization taken by the Nexus as a business that's got to maintain a baseline of goodwill from the majority of its clientele, and I get the sometimes-spoken social mores surrounding sharing composite works within the modding community at large. Still, I fear sometimes that in taking a hard line on uncredited asset use we have exchanged one form of bad behavior for others. Perhaps it is a lesser evil to police each other and make a lot of noise when we see our handiwork in the hands of others than it is to tolerate unpermitted, sometimes malicious, usage of the files other people created or modified first, but it is still a rather noxious feature of our little corner of the internet. Nobody likes to feel like they're under surveillance, and nobody likes a cop. 'Theft' of digital assets is a bit different from theft of physical assets. If a person takes a loaf of bread or a paycheck's worth of money from someone else, the original owner doesn't have it any more. If a modder copies a .dds file from another mod, the original author still has access to their original work. 'Unauthorized copy' doesn't have quite the satisfyingly visceral ring to it as 'theft', but then copyright violation isn't quite the same thing as larceny. Actus reus, mens rea and so on.
Copyright violation is still not sociable behavior, don't get me wrong, but it's not the only kind of unsociable behavior that an overwhelmingly individually alienated sector of the hobbyist populace who have affiliated around a handful of communications channels tends towards. The result of a hard line on unpermitted asset use has been, it seems, some stultification of creativity. A person can't just mash together a bunch of textures or meshes or whatever into some new form that seems cool to them and then share it with others; first every part must be formally permitted in writing by their original creators. Writing a couple DMs is certainly a minor step in and of itself, but it can be a major speedbump in the enthusiastic sharing of a creative vision for people short on time for their hobby. Beyond that admittedly feeble straw man, there's the subtler tone of a community that does not trust itself to mean well. Security culture of one form or another may be entirely necessary, but it exacts a lingering stress on its constituents, a division into a 'me and mine' sense of propriety over things that could just as well be perceived as common property. In any event, the Nexus corner of the hobby likely isn't going to suddenly develop a communalist concept of creative copyright overnight, or probably ever. Still, bears mentioning out loud every once in a while that the way things are isn't necessarily the only way they could be. Gamers as a population may tend to favor simplicity over nuance and black-and-white binaries over conditional ethics, yet our societies are no less complex, in their microcosms, than any others.
End of the day, I'm not the art police. If people want to pirate a pirate mod, I'm not gonna wag my finger at them from behind a screen half a world away. Snitches get stiches, etc.
Will the stickied instructions still hold true, or will we need to generate our own LODs (not an issue)
Reading description: https://bit.ly/3fim75d
What if there was a way to script in multiple different season mods, and have the world texture change on different days? And weather patterns? I know there are mods out there that have different textures for different seasons, but what if we could make it so they are all installed and switch on the Solstices and Equinoxes to the next set of texture files?
spring->summer->fall->winter->spring-> etc...
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Hopefully this saves someone else a little digging.
If you're using BOREALIS with BNS (v2.4 Trees Only, for example), and you slap the non-BNS LOD on top of it, you'd get rid of the imperfections. However, certain objects (primarily rocks) would be from BNS and not from BOREALIS. I know this as this annoyance made me research and generate a custom LOD. By far, one of the better decisions I've made.
It isn't that difficult, just follow the luxor's guide and you'll get your LOD in no time!
I know the description links to a guide (which is obsolete and now directs you to Luxor's guide) neither of which use TexGen. Readers may note that they are welcome to berate me as long as they point me in the right direction haha
What could be the problem?