Once you’ve got the base visuals and textures enhanced, this mod is really the cherry on top. Standing beside a peaceful lake or watching a cascading waterfall in VR is extremely calming. This mod enhances all of the water throughout the entire game to make it look even better. Luckily, modders are helping out with this nifty mod. It’s a fact that Bethesda still struggles to make a decent looking NPC. Skyrim does not have the best looking character faces. You don’t really need to know the difference, but just understand that you’ll want this mod on top of the Skyrim 2017 Textures mod to address the areas that one misses. Textures and meshes are two different things. Road signs in vanilla Skyrim are almost unreadable and they just look downright blurry in VR. Makes the plants and grass and trees look way better. The better GPU that you have, the better your performance will be but the visual improvement is just absolutely worth it. This one is actually a collection of several different mod files, each of which address different areas of the games textures from the landscapes and bridges to cities and mountains. This fixes a bunch of bugs that Bethesda never got around to fixing and it applies to the VR edition as well.
Watch On Demand The Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patchīefore you install any other mods you should grab this one. Also, a huge credit to Cabal120 whose fantastic green cave textures I used as a base to create my own.Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded. This included the textures for dirt cliffs in caves as well. I've also covered the normal green cave textures, along with giving blackreach rocks their own textures, and changing the cave rocks to have their own normals for better visuals. The good news is that it's flagged as an ESPFE so it will not take up a spot in your load order. Unfortunately, an ESP is also required due to the funky way multilayer parallax meshes react to the ice shader so I had to disable it from applying to every mesh that I changed. I also also used this same process along with added transparency to the icicles in the caves, which have their own textures. So I decided to do something about it and this mod aims to completely change the visuals of ice caves for the better by replacing all of the ice cave meshes with ones utilizing multilayer parallax to achieve this effect. I'm not sure about everyone else but it always kind of bugged me how the ice caves in Skyrim never really felt like actual ice, but some walls and rocks with crappy white paint slapped on them via the ice shader.
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