An environment art project based on a Jean-Pierre Ugarte painting.
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Bloodmoon
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Ugarte
An environment art project based on a Jean-Pierre Ugarte painting. I wanted to see if I could recreate this art piece in Morrowind.
I used the area just south of Ghostgate to make this. All NPCs and dungeons that would be displaced by the landscape changes have been relocated and re-integrated close to their original locations.
Installation: Unzip the folder, drag and drop the contents into Morrowind\Data Files, and activate the esp in whichever launcher you use.
Compatibility: Character Sound Overhaul: find data.lua (Data Files\MWSE\mods\Character Sound Overhaul\data.lua) and add these lines under the landTable section:
-- Ugarte ["jpu\\greenstone20"] = "Stone",
Landscape has been changed in these cells:
0, 3 thru 5
1, 1 thru 4
2, 1 thru 4
3, 1 thru 4
4, 1 thru 4
5, 1 thru 5
Assets from: • Textures.com
Tools used: • TES Construction Set • Blender 3.1 • Morrowind Blender Plugin by Greatness7 • Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 • Photopea • Nifskope 2.0.0
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