ther1pper Posted August 6, 2017 Posted August 6, 2017 I'm missing the LOD's for these two places, anyone know how to fix it. Also i have the moving windmills and waterfalls mod and the Immersive college of Winterhold mod. Would anyone know how to fix this?
Frankfranky Posted August 6, 2017 Posted August 6, 2017 Did you make your LOD's with DynDOLOD? Do you use Mod Organizer? If yes, and yes, did you uncheck manage archives before running texgen and dyndolod, and then remember to recheck them (and double check all the archives were rechecked) before going in game? Cause I have forgotton to do all that so many times, and it makes very weird things happen.
ther1pper Posted August 6, 2017 Author Posted August 6, 2017 Did you make your LOD's with DynDOLOD? Do you use Mod Organizer? If yes, and yes, did you uncheck manage archives before running texgen and dyndolod, and then remember to recheck them (and double check all the archives were rechecked) before going in game? Cause I have forgotton to do all that so many times, and it makes very weird things happen. I've only used Tes5LODGen, Also i use NMM. Is DynDOLOD good and pretty easy to use?
Frankfranky Posted August 6, 2017 Posted August 6, 2017 go see michael at gamer poets. He has a click by click guide. DynDOLOD is the big brother of Tes5LODGen. It is worlds better.
ther1pper Posted August 6, 2017 Author Posted August 6, 2017 go see michael at gamer poets. He has a click by click guide. DynDOLOD is the big brother of Tes5LODGen. It is worlds better. Jesus Fuck 43 Minutes!!! Why does no one ever narrow it down to like....10. Also thanks.
Frankfranky Posted August 6, 2017 Posted August 6, 2017 Michael's vids are exhaustively researched and completely accurate. If you watch and listen carefully you will now only know how, but you will also know why. He has a vid on pretty much the whole process from vanilla to zomg I have 250+ mods and it never crashes and everything works. If everyone was to take a little more care and time, and watch his vids as they were modding, and a little less "pfft, whatever ain't no one got time for that, she'll be right mate, yolo....." most of the "it's broke" threads on these boards wouldn't exist. Also, your welcome
ther1pper Posted August 7, 2017 Author Posted August 7, 2017 Michael's vids are exhaustively researched and completely accurate. If you watch and listen carefully you will now only know how, but you will also know why. He has a vid on pretty much the whole process from vanilla to zomg I have 250+ mods and it never crashes and everything works. If everyone was to take a little more care and time, and watch his vids as they were modding, and a little less "pfft, whatever ain't no one got time for that, she'll be right mate, yolo....." most of the "it's broke" threads on these boards wouldn't exist. Also, your welcome Okay new problem, they loaded the new load but if i go high up using tfc i get these massive holes, mainly if i'm not facing that direction.
Frankfranky Posted August 7, 2017 Posted August 7, 2017 The game only loads what you are looking at, and your local cells. If you have a ton of high res textures, you made big LODS.... stuff .... what you are looking at will take all of the engines available memory. It doesn't matter what your rig is like. I have an i7 5820 and a 1080. It still happens to me. When you spin around it should load. If the holes are still there when your character is facing the scene, that is a different issue. If it still happens when you are looking in the correct direction, go into the dyndolod MCM and you can change the view distance. You can also do this in the .ini files. It is easier in the Dyndolod menu.
ther1pper Posted August 7, 2017 Author Posted August 7, 2017 The game only loads what you are looking at, and your local cells. If you have a ton of high res textures, you made big LODS.... stuff .... what you are looking at will take all of the engines available memory. It doesn't matter what your rig is like. I have an i7 5820 and a 1080. It still happens to me. When you spin around it should load. If the holes are still there when your character is facing the scene, that is a different issue. If it still happens when you are looking in the correct direction, go into the dyndolod MCM and you can change the view distance. You can also do this in the .ini files. It is easier in the Dyndolod menu. OOOOH okay, also thank you very very much this helped me out a lot. I can see the solitude windhill and college again. Thanks a bunch.
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