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  1. Pipboy900
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    No bloated FPS destroying pine forests or elaborate anims requiring millions of patches to make the game run, no oversized, stutter inducing textures, just a pure, vanilla looking commonwealth flora. That's just how I love it. I wish someone would update this or make the necessary previs/precombine stuff or at least make a similar mod.
    1. Logan400
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      I assume it still causes performance issues, these types of mods always do.
    2. Pipboy900
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      But the FPS hit will still be minimal in comparison with some mods that turn the wasteland into a deep forestl.
  2. Logan400
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    Does this mod cause performance issues?
  3. EdwardCallaghan
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    Probably one of the earliest environment mods.Salute.
  4. fnv69
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    Hello ! Thank you for your mod ! Very beautiful, I love that.
    BUT it totally break the immersion. Most of trees (70%) are UNDER the ground, just top of trees are visible and it hide the view or everything.... too bad.

    Then, for thoses how think nuclear fallout will destroy all seeds and trees cant grow, it's a wrong idea. After nuclear fallout (200 years) there may be very lot of trees ! Radiation help trees and vegetables to grow.....maybe the leaf color are differents, the seeds are differents, the trees are differents BUT they will grow. vegetables love radiations. Look chernobyl or fukushima.

    I love all members of nexusmod ! You add what it miss in the game, you do very good work (better than bethesda !)
    Fallout 3, FNV or Fallout 4 NEEDS your mods to be playable. without mods, games are unfinished.
    Thank you for your work. YOU create the real fallout place ;)
    1. NeuroticPixels
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      Most of trees (70%) are UNDER the ground, just top of trees are visible and it hide the view or everything

      That's a vanilla game issue. Not caused by this mod.
      Without any mods at all, if you use the console command TCL, you can go under the ground and find trees. Why Bethesda did this? Who knows.
    2. CourierBob
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      dont wanna be a beth meat rider but honestly it was a pretty smart choice, it makes it so trees never rly have the issue where it "floats" above something. making them extremly elongated is an extra failsafe so u dont get weird world generation in ur game on inclined surfaces and such
  5. zero145
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    ;)
  6. sigmaceti21
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    best of this mod is that it has no esp or anything like that, just simple mesh change, you are master my friend, thank you for this
    1. Javadescavernes
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      I don't understand what to do with the meshes folder :/ 
      Other mods use .esp files to put in /Data. But with this one how to do?
      Thank you in advance :)
    2. sigmaceti21
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      same as any mod, place "Meshes" in your game data folder and that is it
  7. Olivier8768
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    Je me rappelle il y a quelques années déjà, ce fut l'un de mes premiers mods apprécié. Toujours aussi efficace même avec la dernière version de Fallout. Bravo.
  8. Alheithinn
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    Wonderful mod. I have no problems with underground trees or any other issues. My game looks great. Thank you! Endorsed.
  9. Marcurios
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    doesn't work with latest version of Fallout 4.
    This one does however: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/16290?tab=description
  10. zlostnypopolnik
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    OK, so if you need some example, look no further than Chernobyl - end of discussion