Much to my dismay, this didn't work for me either - Until I found copies of the 3 files in the AI texture upgrade mod. Which of course are not installed loose under the Override directory but in their own directory that goes like this:
Your path up to Steam may vary depending on where you installed, and it'll be different again up to The Witcher Enhanced Edition if you have the GOG version. But that's roughly it.
They tell you not to install mods in subdirectories. Its not that they won't work, its that there is no mod manager to ferret out conflicts like this. I know this and try to check before installing a new mod but I dropped the ball this time. There are advantages (such as not accidentally overwriting a file you actually might want to keep) to installing mods in subdirectories under Override but without a mod manager you have to search for every file by hand to find duplicates (or download software to do it for you) every time you install a new mod, and some of them have impressively long lists of files.
At any rate check for duplicates of those 3 files and delete the dupes, or forget using Natural Shani, because when it comes to dds files, There Can Be Only One.
In case this is still confusing anyone, the PSD files are just in case people wanted to customize it further using Photoshop or other editing software. If you're happy with it as-is, you can delete those files and save some space if you like :)
i cant download it for some reason, when ever i press manual download it brings me the page and it downloads but i only get 1 rar file, not a zip containing the texture files... please help ; ^ ;
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E:\Games\Steam\steamapps\common\The Witcher Enhanced Edition\Data\Override\AiOlexo1000
Your path up to Steam may vary depending on where you installed, and it'll be different again up to The Witcher Enhanced Edition if you have the GOG version. But that's roughly it.
The files in question are
cr_shani1_c1.dds
cr_shani1_g1.dds
cr_naked2_g1.dds
They tell you not to install mods in subdirectories. Its not that they won't work, its that there is no mod manager to ferret out conflicts like this. I know this and try to check before installing a new mod but I dropped the ball this time. There are advantages (such as not accidentally overwriting a file you actually might want to keep) to installing mods in subdirectories under Override but without a mod manager you have to search for every file by hand to find duplicates (or download software to do it for you) every time you install a new mod, and some of them have impressively long lists of files.
At any rate check for duplicates of those 3 files and delete the dupes, or forget using Natural Shani, because when it comes to dds files, There Can Be Only One.
Have you tried 7zip?
Works great! Finally Shani is not so naked! Thank you :D