Adding several HD textures for the books and statues of the area, this mod is a more than welcome visual upgrade to a dark corner of Oblivion. As the title implies, this mod seeks to graphically enhance the water in Skyrim.
This includes rivers, oceans, waterfalls, marches and even blacksmith troughs. Rather, this mod seeks to give certain bodies of water their own color, flow and water effects based on where they are. The player can expect brown-green ponds with still water, waving oceans and small bobbing icebergs. All in all, the mod gives water a greatly needed visual and atmospheric enhancement. With its obvious focus on cities and towns, these custom textures breathe new life into any new playthrough.
But it also adds new textures to several other things like dungeons, clutter, etc. It even comes with a performance pack for those who want a version of the mod that is less stressful for their computer. Like how the grass in the volcanically active plains of Eastmarch differs from the grass found in the wooded areas of The Rift.
This mod is a collection of high-res textures for a multitude of objects and items. It adds fully retextured landscape, dungeons, towns and much more to give the game as a general whole a big graphical enhancement. With this mod affecting as much as it does, players can easily think of it as a graphic and visual overhaul. While it is not as extensive as some of the other mods on this list, this mod still contributes to graphically enhancing the game by focusing on spells impacts.
So cast a frost spell leaves ice trails, fire spells leave scorch marks, etc. To install and setup SKSE:. SkyUI adds a mod configuration menu in the game which allows you to view the status of all your mods while in Skyrim. It also improves the user interface for loot and inventory for VR players.
Other mods for the game rely on SkyUI as well, so installing it will make sure you have maximum compatibility with other mods. To install SkyUI, simply go to its page on Nexus Mods and install the mod using our step by step guide above.
Unlike games like Blade and Sorcery where you have to enable mods in the game, Skyrim VR mods load up with the game! That means that any weapon or texture modifications will be seen as soon as the game loads up. If you are having any trouble downloading and installing mods for Blade and Sorcery, comment below, and we will help you out! Comment down at the bottom of this guide if you need any more help. Table Of Contents. Swimming in Skyrim 's rivers and streams never looked so good! Improving the overall look of the characters and environment is obviously important, but what about the more subtle details?
More specifically, the impact of spells on their surroundings. The vanilla experience is by now, unsurprisingly, not very impressive. A very simple, yet notable mod to consider is Deadly Spell Impacts. With this mod, the effects of magical attacks now appear as one would expect. Each element is given its own unique texture, along with a few added details, such as snow melting when a fire attack is unleashed. It's an immersive little addition that mages may find interesting. Skyrim involves a lot of dungeon-delving.
It's fair to say that players will spend much of their time in various ruins and tombs. Ruins Clutter Improved is a rather large texture mod that focuses on the junk items found in dungeons.
Looking at the same ugly objects over and over again can become tiresome. Improved meshes and textures for objects that are seen almost constantly make them easier on the eyes.
Combined with other mods on this list, dungeons will look better than ever. If Skyrim is going to look better, then the sky can't be ignored. More specifically, the night sky deserves some attention. The aptly-titled Enhanced Night Sky mod makes stargazing a veritable feast for the eyes. Stars, as well as nebula, are given high-resolution replacements, the effects of which are quite dazzling. The mod includes some customization presets, although the "Colorful" option is arguably the best choice.
Stopping periodically to enjoy the night sky is something that's hard to resist with this mod. The world depicted in Skyrim is filled with countless objects. Things the player sees all the time can definitely benefit from a visual upgrade. According to the mod author, the goal is "to make the Skyrim architecture, clutter, furniture, and landscaping much nicer. Tens of thousands of improved meshes for various everyday objects are included.
There's no shortage of reading material when it comes to an Elder Scrolls game. There are hundreds of books, journals, and notes littered across Skyrim. It's no stretch to say that players are likely to bump into a book of some sort every couple of feet.
For objects in the game as prolific as books, it's important they also look their best. One of the best and most impressive mods for this game, hands down, is Book Covers Skyrim. Every book, journal, and note is given a retexture that makes every one of these objects feel like a unique item.
The covers on some of these books are so visually impressive, it's hard not to examine them for a few seconds just to admire the craftsmanship. Older games often possess poor lighting effects, especially when compared to today's standards. I personally like the classic shader you will see all of this in the installer.
Vivid Weathers Definitive Edition. Hands down the best lighting mod out there and probably my top 5 favorite mods of all time. It comes with 3 different options. First one simply fixes up and improves lighting in Skyrim. At least get that one. Second is called enhancer and it also darkens interiors significantly I personally love it.
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