I don't know if it's something wrong I did, but for some reason, the paralax seems to work backwards for me. In other words, bricks seem to sink into the ground instead of raise. And when looking around, roads seem to swirl in an odd way.
I have the ENB version of the mod, and I thought I had ENB installed properly, I followed the directions, but I can't open the ENB menu.
Perhaps I should've tried the non-ENB version instead? I'll try that later and update if that fixed anything.
I loved this mod in oldrim, but for some reason, I just get a flat texture in Special Edition. I read the comments and tried some of the suggestions, but it has not worked. :(
Hello.I love the mod but I'm having an issue.Sometimes the road looks like its made of glass.I'm using project enb but it looks the same without enb.Here is what it looks like: http://imgur.com/a/2icae Any thoughts?
I read a post by nazenn somewhere that says the same and recommends Real Roads instead. I since stopped using this mod and switched to Real Roads so I no longer get the same issue.
Just to let you know, if you want to use Real Roads, there's even "Immersive Roads swapped texture files for Real Roads" http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/80752/?
@OP hey, in a comment above yours, @SlygoneLive suggested to install with the non-fomod option. you can then overwrite it with the fomod version in order to use whatever options you want. it worked for me. good luck.
Merjer,thank you for letting me know.I'm glad that someone found a solution and it worked for you.I will try that. Edit: I tested and so far no glassy roads.I'll edit my post again if I see any.
I had the same issue - too reflective without the normal maps from non fomod installation. Added them and now the edges of the stones look smeared just like in the screenshots - every time I look down I want to remove whole thing. I wanted to edit the texture with rough dirt and polished stones - like marble slabs . I hope someone with better skills can fix that.
You must have installed the options. If you do it doesn't install all of the specular/normals only the alternative road textures you selected. Try installed the default textures instead. The installer doesn't allow for the default (all textures) to be installed and then overwritten by the options.
@merjer i can confirm this worked. Had the glossy road problem as well. I use mod organizer and this how i got it to work. First install the default options with the ENB FOMOD version. Now install the mod again using the options that you prefer. When asked to merge or replace, choose merge and it will only overwrite the optional textures while leaving the spec/norm maps intact. Hope this helps
edit: false alarm! using different groundcover textures this time around and it was just that the ground textures were darker than the surrounding texture for the roads, making it look blocky and weird.
According to someone else in a previous post, it does count. Regardless, just get the ENB version to start. If it looks weird, back out of your game, uninstall the ENB version and try the non-ENB version instead. You CANNOT damage your game in any way by doing that because these are literally just textures, nothing more. If they don't work or load, then the game will just default to the vanilla textures instead. (Assuming you are using a mod manager, which 100% of people should be. NEVER manually overwrite Vanilla textures by dragging and dropping loose files in Skyrim. THAT is how people's game's get messed up.)
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I have the ENB version of the mod, and I thought I had ENB installed properly, I followed the directions, but I can't open the ENB menu.
Perhaps I should've tried the non-ENB version instead? I'll try that later and update if that fixed anything.
http://imgur.com/a/2icae
Any thoughts?
I since stopped using this mod and switched to Real Roads so I no longer get the same issue.
So you'll have these textures with Real Roads.
hey, in a comment above yours, @SlygoneLive suggested to install with the non-fomod option. you can then overwrite it with the fomod version in order to use whatever options you want. it worked for me. good luck.
Edit: I tested and so far no glassy roads.I'll edit my post again if I see any.