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From the team that brought you No More Vanilla Grass comes No More Vanilla Trees, another certified banger four years in the making. Guaranteed to reduce VRAM load by 20 - 40%.
Installation
NO PLUGIN REQUIRED -- simply install with a mod manager and let these files win overwrite.
Benchmarking
GPU: reached temps of -10°C on my RTX 4080 Super
Fans: started spinning the opposite direction to bring heat IN
Stability: no CTD while testing (9 hour OStim session in bleakfallsbarrowexterior01)
Features
Overwrites all (i think) vanilla trees with empty meshes
Optimized with SSE Nif Optimizer v3.2.0
Some static lod included
Dyndolod currently unsupported
Gameplay Videos
Any trees you see are either from DYNDOLOD (they disappear upon cell load) or additions from OTHER MODS (e.g. bent-pines.esp)
I wanted to show off my nolvus setup without re-running dyndolod so here we go