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About this mod

Modified meshes and textures for potato plants.

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Mesh Changes
  • Dirt mound under the potatoes has been rounded
  • Poly count of plant portion was increased from 288 triangles and 275 vertices to 1198 triangles and 856 vertices
  • The leaves and stem have been smoothed
  • Leaf Animations have been added (the vanilla version did not have this enabled)
  • UV maps have been adjusted/re-mapped
  • The normal maps for the roots have been flipped. It was upside down in vanilla for some reason.
  • Alpha property was removed from the dirt mound. This was causing the dirt mound to be invisible when used with complex terrain parallax.
  • Vertex colors were removed from the dirt mound. This makes the mound blend better with the surrounding ground texture when not using terrain blending.
  • Four mesh options are available: Exposed Roots (like vanilla), Partially Covered Roots, Covered/No Roots, and an Immersive option that distributes the three root options using Base Object Swapper
Texture Changes
  • The vanilla texture was AI up-scaled, then I did touch ups on the texture in Photoshop (changing the color and fixing the alpha channel)
  • I created a new normal map for the up-scaled and touched up texture using Substance 3D Painter
  • Textures are available in 1k, 2k, and 4k

Installation
Download the FOMOD and install with your mod manager of choice. The FOMOD contains all of the installation options.

Permissions and Credits
All textures and meshes used for this mod are modified vanilla assets.

This mod is shared with open permissions. You may alter or port it to another version of the game (i.e., LE, Xbox, etc.) so long as you credit me and share your version with open permissions. You are allowed to earn donation points on any mod that uses assets from this mod.

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