Skyrim Special Edition

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Vlammenzee

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This is a retexture of the Glass weapon set.

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I've decided to upload my glass weapons retexture mod for the Skyrim Special Edition aswell, in all fairness they look better in this version, as the lighting/shadows add quite a bit of depth, added all new images so matches with the changes in SSE (also my old pictures were too dark lol).

Now with SSE being out i might actually finish that armor set at some point to go along with this, i've just been too busy with other things.



Installation:

Just drop the downloaded files in your skyrim folder.



this is a re-upload from my glass weapon version on the regular skyrim nexus.
After having played skyrim over the years, I never really liked the look of the glass weapons, they just looked too plain to me, and I never used them on any of my playthroughs.

That changes now after my retexture, be gone with the dull looking glass weapons! I've spent a painstaking amount of time on each weapon separately to get them to my liking, I quite like a realistic look to my modded skyrim, not too much of a bright/oversaturated world, just keeping it real, so I made the weapons as close as possible to those specifications.

Video of the glass mace i worked on: https://www.twitch.tv/vlammenzee/v/41721691

Glass weapons are made out of refined malachite, the malachite has a blue/green glow to it, so I wanted to make the weapons look more like that.

First of all the green glass is replaced with a blue glass, but I didn't want to just get rid of ALL the green, no no, I wanted to keep a good mixture of blue/green with blue being the main color, this effect ended up really nice in game, when the reflection of the sun hits it, or just any lighting reflection a nice shade of green glows over the blue color, just to add more depth really.

The metal is also retextured, I didn't want to just do some simple contrast/saturation balancing, no I wanted to give the metal a lot more detail.