Spyder Arachnid Posted May 1, 2015 Posted May 1, 2015 im looking for a weather mod that doesnt really change the weather but just makes the storms alot more powerfull, skyrims "blizzards" and "storms" are just too weak. anyone know something? Â You can try Pure Weathers (the new version is called Purity. It combines Pure Weather, Pure Water, and Pure Waterfalls into one). It adds different types of weather and looks better overall. You even get foggy days. The snow is better and the rain is better as well. It's more performance friendly than Climates of Tamriel, and in my opinion, looks nicer. Â Â Otherwise, check out Climates of Tamriel and the Weather Patch with Supreme Storms and Expanded Snow Systems (CoT version). That'll make your storms more extreme. Snow will be major blizzards and rain will be downpours. Â Or if you don't want Climates of Tamriel, just use Supreme Storms and Expanded Snow Systems on their own. They do a good enough job of making them more extreme so they won't be weak.
Budroi Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015     I have been browsing around a bit and havent found anything I truly liked. Can anyone recommend a Vibrant looking ENB that does NOT require "specific" lighting and weather mods. Mainly No Climates of Tamriel. Preferably one with a good Cinematic/photographic DoF. I am currently using this and its a quite bland. I want my colors to pop a little more.  Try out Seasons of Skyrim ENB. Has great color and looks awesome. I stopped using it when I started using Relighting Skyrim + ELE and Pure Weathers cause it wasn't compatible. It doesn't require any lighting mods or weather mods.  It has optional DoFs in the optional section. I recommend the Soulwynd Enhanced DOF. Looks the best imo.   I actually have Relighting Skyrim and ELE as well. no Pure Weathers (I dont have a weather mod, yet). what ENB are you using? I worded my question the way I did because it seemed that almost everything I found on nexus required or recommended CoT, and i personally dont really like CoT.    I currently use Vividian ENB (Vivid version), the older one not the new beta version. I use that with Pure Weathers, Pure Waters and Pure Waterfalls. I tried the new beta version which supports Purity (all those Pure weather stuff merged), but it made everything blurry and hazy, so just stuck with the older version.  Using that with Pure Weathers (which is a great weather mod if you want to avoid CoT. Very performance friendly and not script heavy), I selected the Brighter interiors and Brighter Exteriors option and it looks great. But Vividian ENB also supports vanilla weathers as well if you didn't want to get Pure Weathers.   I will try vividian without Pure Weathers first. I am not sure how close to my games limit i am at right now. And I have had a crappy PC rig for so long I no longer know how my new rig stands up to skyrim My new rig   4 GB 8 core amd geforce gtx 970 (4 GB) 16 GB ram  Â
alpalia Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015      I have been browsing around a bit and havent found anything I truly liked. Can anyone recommend a Vibrant looking ENB that does NOT require "specific" lighting and weather mods. Mainly No Climates of Tamriel. Preferably one with a good Cinematic/photographic DoF. I am currently using this and its a quite bland. I want my colors to pop a little more.  Try out Seasons of Skyrim ENB. Has great color and looks awesome. I stopped using it when I started using Relighting Skyrim + ELE and Pure Weathers cause it wasn't compatible. It doesn't require any lighting mods or weather mods.  It has optional DoFs in the optional section. I recommend the Soulwynd Enhanced DOF. Looks the best imo.   I actually have Relighting Skyrim and ELE as well. no Pure Weathers (I dont have a weather mod, yet). what ENB are you using? I worded my question the way I did because it seemed that almost everything I found on nexus required or recommended CoT, and i personally dont really like CoT.   I currently use Vividian ENB (Vivid version), the older one not the new beta version. I use that with Pure Weathers, Pure Waters and Pure Waterfalls. I tried the new beta version which supports Purity (all those Pure weather stuff merged), but it made everything blurry and hazy, so just stuck with the older version.  Using that with Pure Weathers (which is a great weather mod if you want to avoid CoT. Very performance friendly and not script heavy), I selected the Brighter interiors and Brighter Exteriors option and it looks great. But Vividian ENB also supports vanilla weathers as well if you didn't want to get Pure Weathers.   I will try vividian without Pure Weathers first. I am not sure how close to my games limit i am at right now. And I have had a crappy PC rig for so long I no longer know how my new rig stands up to skyrim My new rig   4 GB 8 core amd geforce gtx 970 (4 GB) 16 GB ram    imo, you are cool for long time.
kowaretatenshi Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Â im looking for a weather mod that doesnt really change the weather but just makes the storms alot more powerfull, skyrims "blizzards" and "storms" are just too weak. anyone know something? Â You can try Pure Weathers (the new version is called Purity. It combines Pure Weather, Pure Water, and Pure Waterfalls into one). It adds different types of weather and looks better overall. You even get foggy days. The snow is better and the rain is better as well. It's more performance friendly than Climates of Tamriel, and in my opinion, looks nicer. Â Â Otherwise, check out Climates of Tamriel and the Weather Patch with Supreme Storms and Expanded Snow Systems (CoT version). That'll make your storms more extreme. Snow will be major blizzards and rain will be downpours. Â Or if you don't want Climates of Tamriel, just use Supreme Storms and Expanded Snow Systems on their own. They do a good enough job of making them more extreme so they won't be weak. Â yeah i have supreme storms from steam but it only works half the time so imma try it on nexus didnt know it was on there o.o hopefully it works better
Budroi Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015       I have been browsing around a bit and havent found anything I truly liked. Can anyone recommend a Vibrant looking ENB that does NOT require "specific" lighting and weather mods. Mainly No Climates of Tamriel. Preferably one with a good Cinematic/photographic DoF. I am currently using this and its a quite bland. I want my colors to pop a little more.  Try out Seasons of Skyrim ENB. Has great color and looks awesome. I stopped using it when I started using Relighting Skyrim + ELE and Pure Weathers cause it wasn't compatible. It doesn't require any lighting mods or weather mods.  It has optional DoFs in the optional section. I recommend the Soulwynd Enhanced DOF. Looks the best imo.   I actually have Relighting Skyrim and ELE as well. no Pure Weathers (I dont have a weather mod, yet). what ENB are you using? I worded my question the way I did because it seemed that almost everything I found on nexus required or recommended CoT, and i personally dont really like CoT.   I currently use Vividian ENB (Vivid version), the older one not the new beta version. I use that with Pure Weathers, Pure Waters and Pure Waterfalls. I tried the new beta version which supports Purity (all those Pure weather stuff merged), but it made everything blurry and hazy, so just stuck with the older version.  Using that with Pure Weathers (which is a great weather mod if you want to avoid CoT. Very performance friendly and not script heavy), I selected the Brighter interiors and Brighter Exteriors option and it looks great. But Vividian ENB also supports vanilla weathers as well if you didn't want to get Pure Weathers.   I will try vividian without Pure Weathers first. I am not sure how close to my games limit i am at right now. And I have had a crappy PC rig for so long I no longer know how my new rig stands up to skyrim My new rig   4 GB 8 core amd geforce gtx 970 (4 GB) 16 GB ram    imo, you are cool for long time.   awesome. I was hoping that was the case. Â
Youwish1 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 I have been browsing around a bit and havent found anything I truly liked. Can anyone recommend a Vibrant looking ENB that does NOT require "specific" lighting and weather mods. Mainly No Climates of Tamriel. Preferably one with a good Cinematic/photographic DoF. I am currently using this and its a quite bland. I want my colors to pop a little more. HRK ENB i just started using it, it's pretty good but it uses its own weather.esp
Spyder Arachnid Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015  I will try vividian without Pure Weathers first. I am not sure how close to my games limit i am at right now.And I have had a crappy PC rig for so long I no longer know how my new rig stands up to skyrim My new rig   4 GB 8 core amd geforce gtx 970 (4 GB) 16 GB ram     Oh psh. You'll have no problems running some of the higher end ENBs with a rig like that.  My rig is old school lol:  Windows 7 64-bit SP1 AMD Athlon II X4 645 Processor 3.10ghz Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 2GB 4GB Ram   And I run tons of HD texture mods, scripted mods, 150+ mods, major overhauls (Expanded Towns and Cities, Dawn of Skyrim, SFO, SMIM, Tamriel Reloaded, etc), and of course that ENB above with Relighting Skyrim + ELE and Pure Weather. And I run at good times, 40 fps, rarely dropping below 25 fps.  You can look in my signature at my Character Gallery to see how my game looks with all that on my system.  So yeah..... you're good.
Youwish1 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015   I will try vividian without Pure Weathers first. I am not sure how close to my games limit i am at right now.And I have had a crappy PC rig for so long I no longer know how my new rig stands up to skyrim My new rig   4 GB 8 core amd geforce gtx 970 (4 GB) 16 GB ram     Oh psh. You'll have no problems running some of the higher end ENBs with a rig like that.  My rig is old school lol:  Windows 7 64-bit SP1 AMD Athlon II X4 645 Processor 3.10ghz Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 4GB Ram   And I run tons of HD texture mods, scripted mods, 150+ mods, major overhauls (Expanded Towns and Cities, Dawn of Skyrim, SFO, SMIM, Tamriel Reloaded, etc), and of course that ENB above with Relighting Skyrim + ELE and Pure Weather. And I run at good times, 40 fps, rarely dropping below 20 fps.  So yeah..... you're good.  Really? o.o i have a GTX 680 OC edition 16gb of ram and an i7 2600 @4.1ghz 200+ mods and i get like 40-60 FPS without ambient occlusion. Teach me
Spyder Arachnid Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Not too hard, just know your limits is all. I use performance textures on most of my stuff. Mostly 1k or if I can't get that, 2k. If a mod actually has performance textures, use them. The quality is barely noticeable and it helps. Then I also use things like SMCO to optimize all my textures and BSA textures. That will give you a big performance increase there.  There is also mods that were designed to help stability in your game. Such as stable ugridstoload, Project Optimization, even Performance Plus. I recommend that last one as it changes the tiny little things like raindrops, snowflakes, pin needles, and aspen leaves to really small sizes without any noticeable quality loss. And it's an FPS increase, so yay!  I don't use Depth of Field in any ENB, I prefer Dynavision set to Static at 1.0 scale. It looks way better in my opinion and gives you a performance boost to boot (Depth of Field is a performance eater. If you can't live without it, turn it off during normal gameplay and then turn it on during screenshots).  Find an ENB that suits you. I know everyone wants a super flashy ENB that eats their system, but find something more subtle and not so game killing. Too much effects are overkill, so avoid the heavy ones and try some of the rare gems. Things like Project ENB, Vividian ENB, and a few others are great for looks and performance. If you want pure performance, check out RealLike ENB. Then adjust your AA via Nvidia Control Panel, as it looks better any ways.  Clean your mods! And use unoffical patches! This helps a lot as well. Same with proper load order and avoiding conflicts. Take good care of your game, and it will take care of you. Make sure your load order is just right, don't just go with what LOOT or BOSS gives you. Fine tune it yourself. And use TES5Edit to clean those dirty edits out! I keep my mods updated all the time when I can, so I can avoid old versions causing bugs as well. As well, try to avoid too many scripted mods. They can slow your game down just as much as any graphic overhaul. A few here and there are fine, but don't go overboard.   Lastly, follow this guide. Skyrim Project Stability.  This will help you setup your computer for better performance overall with everything. From cleaning your old files, defrag, scans, disabling services, etc. This will help your computer as a whole run much better.  When I play Skyrim, or anything for that matter, I have nothing running on my computer. Seriously, the bare bones. Go to your windows search, and find "msconfig". This will show you all the programs that are starting up on your computer when you start it. You don't need all that. Seriously the only stuff I have running on my computer at all times is:  -Windows Explorer -Nvidia stuff (NO GEFORCE EXPERIENCE. Junk it) -Avast Antivirus  That's it. Literally. Because that is all you need running. If you need a pretty desktop, keep the Desktop Window Manager. Otherwise, anything else is just clutter that is using up memory. So uncheck those boxes so that stuff doesn't start up every time you start your computer.  And clean your old files! Don't leave old uninstalled folders laying around taking up space. If you uninstalled something, then delete the left overs. Another thing, delete your temp folders. In C:\Windows\Temp\ there is a ton of junk to delete in there. Always clean it out. As well, in C:\User\AppData\Local\Temp\ is even more junk to clean out and delete. Keep those folders clean from piled up junk.   Okay enough blah blah from me, but just check that out. SMCO most importantly. Use it to optimize your textures and bsas. And that Project Stability page as well. It'll help you optimize your computer.  Hope all that helps.
Youwish1 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Not too hard, just know your limits is all. I use performance textures on most of my stuff. Mostly 1k or if I can't get that, 2k. If a mod actually has performance textures, use them. The quality is barely noticeable and it helps. Then I also use things like SMCO to optimize all my textures and BSA textures. That will give you a big performance increase there.  There is also mods that were designed to help stability in your game. Such as stable ugridstoload, Project Optimization, even Performance Plus. I recommend that last one as it changes the tiny little things like raindrops, snowflakes, pin needles, and aspen leaves to really small sizes without any noticeable quality loss. And it's an FPS increase, so yay!  I don't use Depth of Field in any ENB, I prefer Dynavision set to Static at 1.0 scale. It looks way better in my opinion and gives you a performance boost to boot (Depth of Field is a performance eater. If you can't live without it, turn it off during normal gameplay and then turn it on during screenshots).  Find an ENB that suits you. I know everyone wants a super flashy ENB that eats their system, but find something more subtle and not so game killing. Too much effects are overkill, so avoid the heavy ones and try some of the rare gems. Things like Project ENB, Vividian ENB, and a few others are great for looks and performance. If you want pure performance, check out RealLike ENB. Then adjust your AA via Nvidia Control Panel, as it looks better any ways.  Clean your mods! And use unoffical patches! This helps a lot as well. Same with proper load order and avoiding conflicts. Take good care of your game, and it will take care of you. Make sure your load order is just right, don't just go with what LOOT or BOSS gives you. Fine tune it yourself. And use TES5Edit to clean those dirty edits out! I keep my mods updated all the time when I can, so I can avoid old versions causing bugs as well. As well, try to avoid too many scripted mods. They can slow your game down just as much as any graphic overhaul. A few here and there are fine, but don't go overboard.   Lastly, follow this guide. Skyrim Project Stability.  This will help you setup your computer for better performance overall with everything. From cleaning your old files, defrag, scans, disabling services, etc. This will help your computer as a whole run much better.  When I play Skyrim, or anything for that matter, I have nothing running on my computer. Seriously, the bare bones. Go to your windows search, and find "msconfig". This will show you all the programs that are starting up on your computer when you start it. You don't need all that. Seriously the only stuff I have running on my computer at all times is:  -Windows Explorer -Nvidia stuff (NO GEFORCE EXPERIENCE. Junk it) -Avast Antivirus  That's it. Literally. Because that is all you need running. If you need a pretty desktop, keep the Desktop Window Manager. Otherwise, anything else is just clutter that is using up memory. So uncheck those boxes so that stuff doesn't start up every time you start your computer.  And clean your old files! Don't leave old uninstalled folders laying around taking up space. If you uninstalled something, then delete the left overs. Another thing, delete your temp folders. In C:\Windows\Temp\ there is a ton of junk to delete in there. Always clean it out. As well, in C:\User\AppData\Local\Temp\ is even more junk to clean out and delete. Keep those folders clean from piled up junk.   Okay enough blah blah from me, but just check that out. SMCO most importantly. Use it to optimize your textures and bsas. And that Project Stability page as well. It'll help you optimize your computer.  Hope all that helps. Thanks for the info i have actually already done every single on of those things LMAO. Except the dynavision thing as i don't like it because it causes bloom with some of the enbs i use.
Spyder Arachnid Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Â Thanks for the info i have actually already done every single on of those things LMAO. Except the dynavision thing as i don't like it because it causes bloom with some of the enbs i use. Â Â Yeah if you're going to use Dynavision, use Static, not Dynamic. Dynamic does that weird blur bloom effect that I can't stand lol. It looks fine up close, but for normal gameplay, I don't like it. I stick with Static at 1.0 as it is just enough blur in the distance to not be intrusive. Â I don't like Depth of Field for one simple fact. When on Horseback, my character is dead center and it blurs everything around me, making it hard to see anything. And of course, the fps drop it causes. Â Â On another note, one other thing I just remembered. Probably already knew this, but if you ever uninstall scripted mods and such, clean your save with Save Game Script Cleaner. It gets rid of those orphaned scripts that mods leave behind. Â But yeah, otherwise, if you already do all that, then not sure what else to tell ya. That's pretty much all I do lol. I just know my limits and how far I can push my game. I get at times some stuttering when I enter heavy load areas, but it's mostly smooth game play.
Youwish1 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Â Â Thanks for the info i have actually already done every single on of those things LMAO. Except the dynavision thing as i don't like it because it causes bloom with some of the enbs i use. Â Â Yeah if you're going to use Dynavision, use Static, not Dynamic. Dynamic does that weird blur bloom effect that I can't stand lol. It looks fine up close, but for normal gameplay, I don't like it. I stick with Static at 1.0 as it is just enough blur in the distance to not be intrusive. Â I don't like Depth of Field for one simple fact. When on Horseback, my character is dead center and it blurs everything around me, making it hard to see anything. And of course, the fps drop it causes. Â Â On another note, one other thing I just remembered. Probably already knew this, but if you ever uninstall scripted mods and such, clean your save with Save Game Script Cleaner. It gets rid of those orphaned scripts that mods leave behind. Â But yeah, otherwise, if you already do all that, then not sure what else to tell ya. That's pretty much all I do lol. I just know my limits and how far I can push my game. I get at times some stuttering when I enter heavy load areas, but it's mostly smooth game play. Â Alright i will give it a shot and yeah i use script cleaner
Spyder Arachnid Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Good luck! Â btw, I love this picture! The color is awesome. Â https://www.flickr.com/photos/creative_ziggy/17328379122/in/photostream/
Youwish1 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Good luck! Â btw, I love this picture! The color is awesome. Â https://www.flickr.com/photos/creative_ziggy/17328379122/in/photostream/ Aha thank you very much Edit - you have some amazing pictures yourself, excellent work
Nerdchinima Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Does anyone have an archive of all of Shezrie's Skyrim mods that have been removed?
Budroi Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Vividian actually works really well and looks very close to what I wanted. I need to play with DoF a little bit, I chose the photographic DoF and Skyrim looks amazing but my character is a little too blurry. Also I wish I could get light sources (and flame spells) to glow a little more. Anyone know what I can change for this?
winny257 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Vividian actually works really well and looks very close to what I wanted. I need to play with DoF a little bit, I chose the photographic DoF and Skyrim looks amazing but my character is a little too blurry. Also I wish I could get light sources (and flame spells) to glow a little more. Anyone know what I can change for this?  Face Light by tktk http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13457/? http://static-2.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/13457-2-1352713172.jpg  Realistic Lighting Overhaul by The Realistic Lighting Team http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/30450/? http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/30450-1-1359116641.jpg  Enhanced Lights and FX by anamorfus http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27043/? http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/27043-1-1381811881.jpg  Ultimate Lighting Overhaul by VoidNull http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/37846/? http://static-3.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/37846-1-1373268374.jpg  Â
blu377 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Not too hard, just know your limits is all. I use performance textures on most of my stuff. Mostly 1k or if I can't get that, 2k. If a mod actually has performance textures, use them. The quality is barely noticeable and it helps. Then I also use things like SMCO to optimize all my textures and BSA textures. That will give you a big performance increase there.  There is also mods that were designed to help stability in your game. Such as stable ugridstoload, Project Optimization, even Performance Plus. I recommend that last one as it changes the tiny little things like raindrops, snowflakes, pin needles, and aspen leaves to really small sizes without any noticeable quality loss. And it's an FPS increase, so yay!  I don't use Depth of Field in any ENB, I prefer Dynavision set to Static at 1.0 scale. It looks way better in my opinion and gives you a performance boost to boot (Depth of Field is a performance eater. If you can't live without it, turn it off during normal gameplay and then turn it on during screenshots).  Find an ENB that suits you. I know everyone wants a super flashy ENB that eats their system, but find something more subtle and not so game killing. Too much effects are overkill, so avoid the heavy ones and try some of the rare gems. Things like Project ENB, Vividian ENB, and a few others are great for looks and performance. If you want pure performance, check out RealLike ENB. Then adjust your AA via Nvidia Control Panel, as it looks better any ways.  Clean your mods! And use unoffical patches! This helps a lot as well. Same with proper load order and avoiding conflicts. Take good care of your game, and it will take care of you. Make sure your load order is just right, don't just go with what LOOT or BOSS gives you. Fine tune it yourself. And use TES5Edit to clean those dirty edits out! I keep my mods updated all the time when I can, so I can avoid old versions causing bugs as well. As well, try to avoid too many scripted mods. They can slow your game down just as much as any graphic overhaul. A few here and there are fine, but don't go overboard.   Lastly, follow this guide. Skyrim Project Stability.  This will help you setup your computer for better performance overall with everything. From cleaning your old files, defrag, scans, disabling services, etc. This will help your computer as a whole run much better.  When I play Skyrim, or anything for that matter, I have nothing running on my computer. Seriously, the bare bones. Go to your windows search, and find "msconfig". This will show you all the programs that are starting up on your computer when you start it. You don't need all that. Seriously the only stuff I have running on my computer at all times is:  -Windows Explorer -Nvidia stuff (NO GEFORCE EXPERIENCE. Junk it) -Avast Antivirus  That's it. Literally. Because that is all you need running. If you need a pretty desktop, keep the Desktop Window Manager. Otherwise, anything else is just clutter that is using up memory. So uncheck those boxes so that stuff doesn't start up every time you start your computer.  And clean your old files! Don't leave old uninstalled folders laying around taking up space. If you uninstalled something, then delete the left overs. Another thing, delete your temp folders. In C:\Windows\Temp\ there is a ton of junk to delete in there. Always clean it out. As well, in C:\User\AppData\Local\Temp\ is even more junk to clean out and delete. Keep those folders clean from piled up junk.   Okay enough blah blah from me, but just check that out. SMCO most importantly. Use it to optimize your textures and bsas. And that Project Stability page as well. It'll help you optimize your computer.  Hope all that helps.  It's definitely gave me a few things to do & re-check, thank you Spyder
Shirobako Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Is there a working version for this: http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/28978-1-1427913770.jpgLike complete with walking and sprinting and not just for screenshots? I recall seeing a video here of someone using it.
winny257 Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Is there a working version for this: http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/28978-1-1427913770.jpgLike complete with walking and sprinting and not just for screenshots? I recall seeing a video here of someone using it. Â Pretty Motion Package by Dualsun http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/28978/?
Shirobako Posted May 2, 2015 Posted May 2, 2015 Â Is there a working version for this: http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/28978-1-1427913770.jpgLike complete with walking and sprinting and not just for screenshots? I recall seeing a video here of someone using it. Â Pretty Motion Package by Dualsun http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/28978/? Â Â That's what the screenshot is from, yes. I've tried all the 1hm hkx files I could find in the 2 main files. It doesn't have it. That's why I'm asking. I've seen it being used on a video posted somewhere in this forum a while back.
Evanness Posted May 3, 2015 Posted May 3, 2015 Could someone please do a conversion of this armor http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/12957/?to CBBE please? There is currently this conversion http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13101/?but it's quite old and not working anymore. I'd really appreciate anyone who can help, as I'm hopeless with outfit conversions.
Youwish1 Posted May 3, 2015 Posted May 3, 2015  Vividian actually works really well and looks very close to what I wanted. I need to play with DoF a little bit, I chose the photographic DoF and Skyrim looks amazing but my character is a little too blurry. Also I wish I could get light sources (and flame spells) to glow a little more. Anyone know what I can change for this?  Face Light by tktk http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13457/? http://static-2.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/13457-2-1352713172.jpg  Realistic Lighting Overhaul by The Realistic Lighting Team http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/30450/? http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/30450-1-1359116641.jpg  Enhanced Lights and FX by anamorfus http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27043/? http://static-7.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/27043-1-1381811881.jpg  Ultimate Lighting Overhaul by VoidNull http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/37846/? http://static-3.nexusmods.com/15/mods/110/images/37846-1-1373268374.jpg    There is a better mod for lightning up the bodies and faces on 3dm game. Send me a message and i will upload it for you .
Crowzer Posted May 3, 2015 Posted May 3, 2015 I'm gently back to Skyrim and I'm looking new presets for player voicesets. If it exist, for female character.
sillplain Posted May 3, 2015 Posted May 3, 2015 Where can i find a Long Hair Mod, no ponytail? Uhmm, with short front and long back hair, with no ponytail. For example is Momoyo, Kazuko (when no ponytail), and Koyuki from Majikoi. U'll get the picture immediately if u search google. i've downloaded SG hair pack 268, KS hairdos, Apachii, etc, i have over 700 hairs, but none of them has it. most of them are long hair on front and back, or short front, long back, but with ponytail. anyone has the hair that i seek? give me the link pls. thx a lot!! Edit : NVM i already found, appear to be in KS hairdos 400 hair pack. When i download KS hairdos back then, it was still only 265 and it appears the hair i seek for years are on KS hairdos 400. thx a lot KS! ur hairs are the best!! sadly it's not exist on nexus anymore.....
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