And that’s what I wanted to talk about before I listed some of the mods I tried this week.įair warning: I’m going to get into some technical stuff here, so if you want to skip ahead to the cool new mods feel free to do so … now.īasically, the Skyrim.ini file in your game folder ( \My Documents\My Games\Skyrim if you used the default install settings) is a massive set of variables that determine how the engine displays the graphics. But I’ve also spent time editing my Skyrim.ini file to tweak the display so shadows don’t just flicker all over the place. I’ve installed mods to make the sound effects of thunder better and completely overhaul of the inventory UI, that’s child’s play. It’s a pastime from which I derive almost as much pleasure as playing the game. It's recommended to perform a stress test after installing to check for any issues.I’ve been spending a lot of time trying to make my Skyrim even better. Since this mod adds many more trees, they may block paths that normally don't have any tree there, which other mod authors cannot anticipate. Unfortunately, Skyrim - Flora Overhaul has some compatibility issues, particularly with mods that add things to the overworld. That's why it's recommended to combine Skyrim - Flora Overhaul with a mod like Skyrim Performance Mod to help reduce as much performance loss as possible. Create dense forests at a costĪ trade-off of adding denser forests and more plants is that the game may crash if your device cannot handle all of the new flora.
Vanilla Skyrim tends to reuse a lot of flora by default, even when it doesn't quite fit with its surroundings. Trees and plants will better reflect the local environment, whether cold and snowy or dry and temperate. In addition to changing the look and feel of the flora, Skyrim - Flora Overhaul also adds much more plant variety.
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