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*THIS MOD IS NO LONGER RECOMMENDED. IT IS BETTER THAT YOU USE Vurt's Corals for Tamriel Rebuilt and Vvardenfell at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com) AND GENERATE YOUR OWN GRASS. FIRST, DOWNLOAD MW Mesh Generator at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com) AND FOLLOW THIS TUTORIAL Awesome Grass Tutorial - Project Tamriel (project-tamriel.com). USE THE INI FROM FIMzzZzz'S MOD. HIS INI IS NAMED "CORALS_SAND", I RENAMED IT TO "GRASS" BECAUSE THAT'S HOW THE MESH GENERATOR READS IT. I'M NOT SURE EXACTLY WHERE THE INI IS SUPPOSED TO GO SO I JUST PUT IN IN EVERY MORROWIND RELATED FOLDER I HAD TEMPORARILY. MAKE SURE MORROWIND, BLOODMOON, TR_MAINLAND, AND WHATEVER OTHER LANDMASS YOU WANT CORAL FOR ADDED TO "DATA FILES TO SEARCH' IN THE MESH GENERATOR. TO FIX FLOATING GRASS/CORAL LOWER YOUR Z-OFFSET. I SET MINE TO A NEGATIVE VALUE (-20).
I recommend playing this along with Tamriel Water Life at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com).
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This mod was a real pain in the you know what! What exactly is this mod? It's Vurt's Corals, but I cleaned it, optimized it, and fixed one of the coral meshes that made it look invisible depending upon the angle you looked at it. But not just that, the big edit I made to this was manually lowering every single coral and sea grass mesh by hand in the Construction Set. Yes, insane. Why did I do all that? Well, I love Morrowind, and also I was really fed up with how groundcover never get's addressed whenever there's a new TR update as it alters the seabed and why we get floating coral in the first place. I used to use "Lush Synthesis" and I even started to do for that mod what I did for this mod, but it's so much larger I gave up. The creator of that mod even has software that can apparently fix all floating grasses but I couldn't get a clear answer from him on how to use it. Annoying! Here's the mod if you think you might have better luck: The LawnMower for Morrowind at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com). "Lush Synthesis" can affect performance on some computers. Vurt's corals is a lighter mod that's performance friendly. Anyway, you may still find a few floating coral here and there with this mod, but it's much better I promise. Now you can finally enjoy a non-immersion breaking dive in the Sea of Ghosts! You'll need the original mod to start Vurt's Groundcover at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com) and then simply replace the original esp and mesh with mine. Enjoy!
I recommend playing this along with Tamriel Water Life at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com).
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This mod was a real pain in the you know what! What exactly is this mod? It's Vurt's Corals, but I cleaned it, optimized it, and fixed one of the coral meshes that made it look invisible depending upon the angle you looked at it. But not just that, the big edit I made to this was manually lowering every single coral and sea grass mesh by hand in the Construction Set. Yes, insane. Why did I do all that? Well, I love Morrowind, and also I was really fed up with how groundcover never get's addressed whenever there's a new TR update as it alters the seabed and why we get floating coral in the first place. I used to use "Lush Synthesis" and I even started to do for that mod what I did for this mod, but it's so much larger I gave up. The creator of that mod even has software that can apparently fix all floating grasses but I couldn't get a clear answer from him on how to use it. Annoying! Here's the mod if you think you might have better luck: The LawnMower for Morrowind at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com). "Lush Synthesis" can affect performance on some computers. Vurt's corals is a lighter mod that's performance friendly. Anyway, you may still find a few floating coral here and there with this mod, but it's much better I promise. Now you can finally enjoy a non-immersion breaking dive in the Sea of Ghosts! You'll need the original mod to start Vurt's Groundcover at Morrowind Nexus - mods and community (nexusmods.com) and then simply replace the original esp and mesh with mine. Enjoy!