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About this mod
This is a BETA and using the older system, Badger has almost finished his new system and this mod will switch to that as soon as possible. But for now, please install by unzipping and copying the folder into your Valheim folder (the one with the .exe file in it)
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- Permissions and credits
- Donations
>>> BETA RC1 <<<
>>> BETA RC1 <<<
INSTALLATION:
MAIN TEXTURES
To install simply unzip the downloaded file using 7-zip or similar compatible software (think Winzip doesn't work).
This BETA version is using the older system, and so, for now, simply copy the unzipped folder (valheim_data) into the Valheim main folder, the one with the .exe file in it. There is also a Custom Graphics .dll included in this download, it requires BepinEx but enables anisotropic filtering.
TERRAIN TEXTURES
This is important, as the vanilla terrain tiles are too low resolution for the pack really, but it's NOT ESSENTIAL. It's just highly recommended. However, assuming you want to use the terrain tiles too, it requires both BepInEx and Badger's HD Terrain mod to work.
Step-by-step
1 - Download BepinEx, install in valheim main folder
2 - Download Badger's HD Terrain, unzip, and copy the files into Bepinex/Plugins folder
3 - Download Willybach's Valheim Upscaled file. Unzip, using 7-zip, and copy files into the main Valheim folder (the one with the Valheim.exe file in it)
4 - Download Willybach's Valheim Upscaled Terrain file, unzip and copy the files inside (Terrain + TerrainLOD) into the BepInEx plugins folder, these files should overwrite Badger's tiles. (If you don't overwrite Badger's tiles, you will actually have HD terrain, with the far lower resolution textures of this pack)
PERFORMANCE:
I recommend using the Boot config file text additions:
gfx-enable-gfx-jobs=1
gfx-enable-native-gfx-jobs=1
scripting-runtime-version=latest
wait-for-native-debugger=0
vr-enabled=0
hdr-display-enabled=0
gc-max-time-slice=12 (this one is the number of threads that your CPU has)
