Do you recommend this mod if I have the GOTY edition that has the HD pack? I am always a big fan of mods and (re-texture) projects but do not believe in downloading mods just for the sake of having them.
Thank you for your work even if I do not need or download. Modders truly make games much better and add tremendous replay-ability. People do not say it enough but believe me your work (all modders) is extremely appreciated.
It's probably too late for you, but just so you know, Reshade and ENB presets have absolutely NOTHING to do with textures.
Reshade and ENB both just add enhanced post processing (HDR, Sharpness, Color palettes, bloom, etc). Textures are completely separate from any sort of post processing.
This is good knowledge to have when modding any game. You should always try and get both HD texture packs + a post processing enhancement such as Reshade, Sweetfx, or Reshade.
Nonsense. Different shaders can have a profound impact on how textures look. You can even use certain shader effects to make up for low quality textures. So yeah, you may very well miss out on higher quality texture details if you install a reshade preset with really powerful/transformative effects.
Also, if you go on any Bethesda game subsite here you will find multiple enb texture compatibility fixes, because enbs do, explicitly, affect the way textures are rendered, sometimes causing glitching (or just, eg. unwanted brightness like neon blood) if you don't have a compatible textures.
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Thank you for your work even if I do not need or download. Modders truly make games much better and add tremendous replay-ability. People do not say it enough but believe me your work (all modders) is extremely appreciated.
Reshade and ENB both just add enhanced post processing (HDR, Sharpness, Color palettes, bloom, etc). Textures are completely separate from any sort of post processing.
This is good knowledge to have when modding any game. You should always try and get both HD texture packs + a post processing enhancement such as Reshade, Sweetfx, or Reshade.
Also, if you go on any Bethesda game subsite here you will find multiple enb texture compatibility fixes, because enbs do, explicitly, affect the way textures are rendered, sometimes causing glitching (or just, eg. unwanted brightness like neon blood) if you don't have a compatible textures.