Oh my word! The revived Gildergreen is just absolutely stunning! Incredible work, EvilEyedKyo! I love your work, but this pushes you to a new level. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. <3
This is the best comment of all time! Trolling lvl 9,000! If I didn't know better, I'd think you'd never played the vanilla game and completed the mission to restore the tree. Kudos!
I don't in all honesty know. Does the smaller tree slowly scale up to the full size tree over 6 months or does it just swap out for the larger tree after 6 months?
Looking at the BSA it doesn't add any new meshes for the tree so as this just replaces the meshes it would just use these instead, so either way should be fine.... I think/hope.
Actually it's compatible. This is Arthmoor's reply to a user asking if it's ok the use mesh/texture replacers alongside this mod.
"As long as all they're doing is changing the model and texture it should work fine. If they're changing the actual references to the tree itself then it won't."
Any chance of a mod collection single install. Obviously it mean installing all your mods unless NNM cab be made with an installer. My problem is I have 255 mods (game runs gr8 btw) And cant install any more without merging and I also do not want to kill my install by doing so...
You probably have figured it out already but just incase, you can download infinite amount of mods on your own risk. 255 is the .esp limit, you can have 500 mods running together as long as your esp count is below 255.
hey man, if i understand correctly this tree mesh is duplicated and rotated 180 in nifskope to create a "lush" version
Problem 1: you have terrible seams in your bark because of your duplicate trunk parts conflicting Problem 2: the tree is not shaded properly, if shaded at all (bethesda crap) Problem 3: you have a tone of unused vertices Problem 4: the model used to have 850 double vertices that are now 1700 after you duplicated the mesh.
your tree
proper tree
notice that the proper tree is 50% faster in rendering, which is quite important for heavily cluttered areas like whiterun's center
Hey dude, it is what it is I clearly state thats its duplicated and rotated, so you all know what your getting.
The texture seam is probably down to what texture your using, I use noble for reference, and it looks fine.
This has been in my game for about 6 weeks running alongside JK's and my unfinished overhaul and I have had no performance issues at all, constant 60 everywhere even on the top steps. You've seen my shop overhauls so you can imagine how cluttered my new Whiterun is and yet no problems. for reference I'm testing with a 970 and 6700k.
If your texture is misaligned just drag the uv map around a bit to get in how you like it, your clearly familiar with nifscope so....
Aye, didn't wanna sound preachy or anything. Its bethesda's model, not yours, just pointing out whats wrong there so maybe you wanna improve it in the future. Endorsed anyway :)
And yes i have your shop overhauls, probably the best interior mods in history of modding :)
EvilEyedKyo, wait a bit to "take care" that ancient tree with my textures and you'll see.
Most of the square-sized textures are NOT seamless - and MOST of the trees that using these non-seamless squared textures have a lot seems on their barks (JK's included). So, I'll take care of it, as I did in my Rich Tree of FoD (even if it looks different, it actually HAS seamless edges).
Currently I was busy-busy to make me total super-extreme flora "combo" and made my 3D LODs for the entire Skyrim with DynDOLOD (took over... 1 hr, to complete the task).
Btw... shouldn't that tree had ALSO billboard to make LOD? I mean, is a damn large tree...
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Looking at the BSA it doesn't add any new meshes for the tree so as this just replaces the meshes it would just use these instead, so either way should be fine.... I think/hope.
"Should work with other Whiterun mods so long as they do not also touch the Gildergreen."
"As long as all they're doing is changing the model and texture it should work fine. If they're changing the actual references to the tree itself then it won't."
Problem 1: you have terrible seams in your bark because of your duplicate trunk parts conflicting
Problem 2: the tree is not shaded properly, if shaded at all (bethesda crap)
Problem 3: you have a tone of unused vertices
Problem 4: the model used to have 850 double vertices that are now 1700 after you duplicated the mesh.
your tree
proper tree
notice that the proper tree is 50% faster in rendering, which is quite important for heavily cluttered areas like whiterun's center
The texture seam is probably down to what texture your using, I use noble for reference, and it looks fine.
This has been in my game for about 6 weeks running alongside JK's and my unfinished overhaul and I have had no performance issues at all, constant 60 everywhere even on the top steps. You've seen my shop overhauls so you can imagine how cluttered my new Whiterun is and yet no problems. for reference I'm testing with a 970 and 6700k.
If your texture is misaligned just drag the uv map around a bit to get in how you like it, your clearly familiar with nifscope so....
And yes i have your shop overhauls, probably the best interior mods in history of modding :)
Most of the square-sized textures are NOT seamless - and MOST of the trees that using these non-seamless squared textures have a lot seems on their barks (JK's included). So, I'll take care of it, as I did in my Rich Tree of FoD (even if it looks different, it actually HAS seamless edges).
Currently I was busy-busy to make me total super-extreme flora "combo" and made my 3D LODs for the entire Skyrim with DynDOLOD (took over... 1 hr, to complete the task).
Btw... shouldn't that tree had ALSO billboard to make LOD? I mean, is a damn large tree...