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About this mod
AI retexture for the Morrowind textures which should rival the now more outdated AI upscaling methods. ~3400 textures are done.
I try to be faithful to the original textures as much as i can, but sometimes there will be big changes to make something even more detailed.
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My other AI Retextures are as of v0.95 included! (races,weapons/armor/clothes)
* ~3400 textures
* Optional OAAB retexture (partial)
2025-04-27: v0.96 changelog. Resolution is now kept more sensible because I've come to the conclusion that the game is more prone to crashes when there's a LOT of hi-res (2048 and above) textures, even on my 3090 (24GB Vram) and 32GB RAM. So land textures are now 1024 max, smaller textures are only 2x of that of the original textures, and never insane sizes like 2K for an amulet or small clothing or weapon item. I really don't want to contribute to crashes in your game. If you still think it works great with 2048 and above and you never have any crashes, use v.095 instead, however i do not generally recommend it. You can also download my Silt Strider, Clothing or weapons/armor or race-textures separately, if you want these parts in higher resolution.
Vurt's Morrowind Visual Resurgance, a short explanation of the mod:
This mod will never look as close to the original as for example MET! Why? Because this mods adds a ton of detail which wasn't even there to begin with, while MET is much more subtle with this. I do recommend to have MET installed as a base, because this mod will not cover as many textures, not for a good while at least, or maybe never.
The animations below shows the typical improvement with the mod. Traditional upscaling adds detail, but they do not typically emphasize the material which it is supposed to represent, they're too "dumb" (not trained on enough material of that type), so it doesn't know what to do with the detail apart from trying to enhance it in a more general way. This technique i'm using improves upon that, and instead creates a new image from scratch while also "tracing" the original texture. It also needs a descriptive prompt to generate the new image.
Check out my other AI Retextures:
Vanilla Clothes
Vurt's Better Clothes (now also with Roberts Bodies support)
Dremora Variety
* ~3400 textures
* Optional OAAB retexture (partial)
2025-04-27: v0.96 changelog. Resolution is now kept more sensible because I've come to the conclusion that the game is more prone to crashes when there's a LOT of hi-res (2048 and above) textures, even on my 3090 (24GB Vram) and 32GB RAM. So land textures are now 1024 max, smaller textures are only 2x of that of the original textures, and never insane sizes like 2K for an amulet or small clothing or weapon item. I really don't want to contribute to crashes in your game. If you still think it works great with 2048 and above and you never have any crashes, use v.095 instead, however i do not generally recommend it. You can also download my Silt Strider, Clothing or weapons/armor or race-textures separately, if you want these parts in higher resolution.
Vurt's Morrowind Visual Resurgance, a short explanation of the mod:
This mod will never look as close to the original as for example MET! Why? Because this mods adds a ton of detail which wasn't even there to begin with, while MET is much more subtle with this. I do recommend to have MET installed as a base, because this mod will not cover as many textures, not for a good while at least, or maybe never.
The animations below shows the typical improvement with the mod. Traditional upscaling adds detail, but they do not typically emphasize the material which it is supposed to represent, they're too "dumb" (not trained on enough material of that type), so it doesn't know what to do with the detail apart from trying to enhance it in a more general way. This technique i'm using improves upon that, and instead creates a new image from scratch while also "tracing" the original texture. It also needs a descriptive prompt to generate the new image.
Check out my other AI Retextures:
Vanilla Clothes
Vurt's Better Clothes (now also with Roberts Bodies support)
Dremora Variety