#3513707 - 02/07/12 08:05 PM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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No, none at all which I was surprised about as there is a major difference to the stock textures. The distant landscapes look nicer too.
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#3513711 - 02/07/12 08:08 PM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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You can't really see but I tried to show the clothes look far better too with the guard and woman shot. My own armour on the first shot looks a lot crisper.
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#3513770 - 02/07/12 09:21 PM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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Official hi-res textures.
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#3513817 - 02/07/12 10:45 PM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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Well, it's a start. I think they are 1024. It's possible to get texture upgrades on Skyrim Nexus that are 2048 or even 4096, though not for everything. I grabbed one texture replacer for rocks that makes some of the rocks, especially indoors in caves, look fantastic. So nice that it looks like there's visible condensation on them. And my frame rates are great. But it's nice to have an official higher-res texture pack as a base, especially for the stuff that the community made texture packs don't yet address.
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#3513929 - 02/08/12 01:36 AM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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Actually, i stand corrected. The new texture pack looks really good. Maybe better seen in game than in screenshots (which might be compressed)
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#3514175 - 02/08/12 02:44 PM
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I really suggest updating the game to 1.4 b/c it is much better.
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#3514220 - 02/08/12 03:48 PM
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"Search Elk"... Do they smuggle things or something..? Yep, found 2 illegal aliens in one yesterday!
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#3515261 - 02/09/12 09:54 PM
Re: Hi-res Skyrim
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Why not run Nexus Mod Manager and install some mods that way? SkyUI is a great way to improve the look of the UI. I also like the adaptive HUD mod, which removes the HUD until you actually do something that requires it, like combat. There are a number of other mods that make the game look like, as you say, a proper PC RPG and not a console game. In SkyUI, I've decreased the size of the font, too.
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Exodus
by RedOneAlpha. 04/18/24 05:46 PM
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