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Tweaks the appearance of the soul gems from Skyrim Remastered - Soul Gems to appear more natural and make filled gems more visually distinct
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Have you ever looked for the perfect Soul Gems mod? Of course - we all have. Did you ever find one that that you felt entirely satisfied with? I didn't. There are a couple of really nice ones. Rustic Soul gems stands out, especially with the parallax patch, and Skyrim Remastered - Soul Gems is another spectacular option. Skyrim Remastered provides an excellent texture surface and sense of depth to the material, but I always felt that the original mod had a bit of a cartoonish style and I didn't like how filled and unfilled gems both have a glow to them. I like my unfilled gems to be just that, natural looking gem stones, while the filled ones are imbued with magic beyond this world. Thanks to gochargers2156 now providing open permissions - I give you Remastered Remastered Soul Gems.
Description:
Tweaks the appearance of the soul gems from Skyrim Remastered - Soul Gems to appear more natural and make filled gems more visually distinct.
Changes:
Installation options:
A. Standalone: Install this mod alone if you ONLY want the soul gems (original plugin included)
B. As a patch: Install the original mod and then let this overwrite, if you want to keep all the stuff in the original mod.
Optional:
Recommended: Use ENB Light Inventory Fix (ELIF) for consistent inventory item size. I'll consider making alternative versions too, such as non-ENB.
Credits:
gochargers2156 - For the original Skyrim Remastered - Soul gems. Go download and endorse it even if you use this stand-alone!
Rudy - for all contributions to the community in general, and ENB lights for this mod in particular.
Known issues:
Large inventory objects - this happens on all items with ENB lights unless their inventory size is manually adjusted or you use ENB Light Inventory Fix (ELIF). I recommend the latter since it is a simple fix.
Description:
Tweaks the appearance of the soul gems from Skyrim Remastered - Soul Gems to appear more natural and make filled gems more visually distinct.
Changes:
- All gems have a shinier surface, with a more natural spectacular color
- All gems have a darker, less colorful texture
- Unfilled gems have no emissive, they only reflect external light sources or refract backlight
- Filled gems emit a bright color
- Filled gems (only) have ENB lights, curtesy of Rudy (with permission, of course, thank you!). They should be set up to not have issues with decals or inventory zoom, let me know otherwise.
- Adjustments to color schemes
- Excluded non-soulgem items from the mod, such as gem holder, dwemer container, azuras star etc. I prefer to use other mods for that myself, but if you want them in the Skyrim Remastered style, just install this on top of the original!
Installation options:
A. Standalone: Install this mod alone if you ONLY want the soul gems (original plugin included)
B. As a patch: Install the original mod and then let this overwrite, if you want to keep all the stuff in the original mod.
Optional:
- Install my ISC patch on top of either A or B if you want ISC sound effects with the gems: Skyrim Remastered - Soul Gems - ISC patch
- Install the non-enb patch if you don't use ENB. Its not a hard requirement, but will make inventory models the right size without having to use ELIF.
Recommended: Use ENB Light Inventory Fix (ELIF) for consistent inventory item size. I'll consider making alternative versions too, such as non-ENB.
Credits:
gochargers2156 - For the original Skyrim Remastered - Soul gems. Go download and endorse it even if you use this stand-alone!
Rudy - for all contributions to the community in general, and ENB lights for this mod in particular.
Known issues:
Large inventory objects - this happens on all items with ENB lights unless their inventory size is manually adjusted or you use ENB Light Inventory Fix (ELIF). I recommend the latter since it is a simple fix.