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You shouldn't use the BOS version(s) alongside the regular version(s). You also shouldn't swap the original versions for the BOS versions mid-playthrough. Also, if you use the ALL-BOS, but don't want specific items swapped, you can comment out the lines in the _SWAP.ini files or delete the swap files you don't need.
BOS versions made by dovahkiinbear164
New optimization update!
All ESPS have been cleaned and flagged as ESL
All textures have been properly resized and optimized
All thanks to dovahkiinbear164!
Delete old version!
All previous optional files are now somewhat redundant
Most of the texture entries are
data\textures\sofa_texure...
But some are
data\sofa_texture...
So users would get some missing textures bug
Hmm I thought I pathed all the textures correctly, I'll have to go over the files again when I actually find the time lol
Appreciate the feedback! :-)
And thanks, I appreciate the positive feedback :-)
Thank you for this mod!!
thank you so much!!
Just a heads up, there are a few things you should be aware of. Some of the textures are not in a power of two(512, 1024, 2048, etc). That can cause crashes on some systems. (For me on Linux, it gives me horrible strange lags while staring at an object with odd texture sizes.) It's a quick fix in gimp and it's only a small handful of textures. (I resized them to appropriate powers of two and checked them in game and they seemed okay. It didn't distort the textures too strongly to be noticable.) Second thing is some of the plugins that make cell edits have ITMs and deleted records. Running them through xEdit's Quick Auto Clean will fix that. Third, some of the cell edits disable specific furniture and place the new furniture with versions from SOFA, which isn't a problem unless someone is using a mod that also moves or replaces the original ones. (I was getting some overlapping odd placed objects with some overhauls when that happened.) Base Object Swapper can be used to swap the original objects for the SOFA versions and increase compatibility. It's mostly some canopy beds and dividers that have their original ones deleted/disabled and a new object is placed in their spot. Very few items would need a BOS swap, so that hopefully shouldn't be too hard to do.
As far as compatibility goes, I've quickly checked SOFA with overhauls from JK, HS, Tem, Gutmaw, TPOSC, and a few others. On rare occasions does the furniture from SOFA have clipping(just a couple in HS's Dragons Reach). Overwhelmingly, it seems compatible otherwise. Thank you very much for your work on this retexture! I look forward to anything else you might make!
The power of two is important because graphics optimizations are built around powers of two because they can be computed faster. Even if you have to resize an image so that it fits a larger power of two, the end result is better speed optimization. It's not an obvious thing, but it's good to know. That's why I experience weird slow downs with odd sized textures! It took me a while to figure out that was the cause in the past, but now I know and that's how I spotted the issue quickly.
Overall, it's a great start for a first mod! There's a lot to learn with modelling and texturing. I've learned a lot very slowly over my time modding Skyrim, so don't feel bad about any bugs!