Agents are GO! posted:

Skyrim Enhanced Camera

immelman posted:

Yep SPERG is the way to play Skyrim, just reached level 45 with my first character using it and it feels way less grindy.

Inventory management is the biggest annoyance, with all the alchemy ingredients I have putting them back one by one is a real chore. Is there a recommended mod that adds a "Put All" button in your inventory for example?

Storage Helpers posted:

R is "Put Most" and transfers all but your equipped, favorite, special, and quest items.
P is similar but only moves things between the top of the list and the item you've selected.
I moves all of an item without the quantity prompt, and will even move quest items into a wearable or named container.

Jabarto posted:

Nope. Arthmoor may have some lovely ideas that he defends with a psychotic fervor, but he does make basically good mods, and there's nothing ridiculous in this one or When Vampires Attack. Unless I'm missing something major, anyway.

Bholder posted:

My only problem with the Vampire and Dragon attack mods is when you flee from a dragon or vampire attack the NPCs inside are basically disabled and they don't react to anything othertimes the mod just doesn't work.

Chaltab posted:

Holy poo poo, what mods are you using to make the game look that good?

Elendil004 posted:

Trying to install ENB, I don't have a line for "bShadowsOnGrass=1", should I add it? if so, does it matter what part of the prefs ini it goes into? The readme said to edit the readme, then run skyrim launcher, but the launcher now crashed out on me pretty spectacularly, not sure where I went wrong.

e: turns out I was using the wrong skyrimprefs

edit2: or not, still crashing.

Now skyrim in game is telling me that either bFloatPointRenderTarget=1 is not set, or i have multiple copies (I have no idea). It's certainly set...

LtSmash posted:

Are you using MO? If so you have to set ini settings through MO. It has an option on its menu bar.

Elendil004 posted:

That's probably it!

LtSmash posted:

My mod Crafting cloud storage and retrieval will automatically pull all crafting items like ingredients or ingots from General Stores storage when you use a crafting station and then dump them back into the storage when you exit the station. It has a couple bugs with cookpots but overall is solid I think. It requires General Stores and uses GS's ability to learn new ingredients from mods so it should be compatible with everything.

KFJ posted:

So, I've heard a lot about how MO is basically the fourth coming of Jesus Christ when it comes to Skyrim modding, and that a proper MO setup changes everything for the better. But I've been using NMM for a long time, and my game has a tendency to crash every now and then - Is there a guide to how I can migrate over to MO and make my game a bit more pleasant when it comes to not crashing and burning. I'm running all sorts of mods, PerMa, IW+IA, all that stuff. I know I'm being incredibly vague, but do I really have to reinstall everything to get a decently stable Skyrim?

Capn Beeb posted:

Scyantific posted:

I too like taking cool screenshots. Though most of them tend to be landscape shots because this game has some of the best scenery.

ArchetypeBlue posted:

I use Equipping Overhaul, and it's pretty great, even though the off-handed sheathing doesn't actually work, it still lets you walk around literally covered in weapons, even while using spells and poo poo, if that's how you want to roll.

Duck and burger posted:

Where are you walking to? It looks rad as heck.

Duck and burger posted:

Hahah, these are great. Where even is this? I don't recall a funroom of burning bodies.

Capn Beeb posted:

The abandoned shack you wake up in during the start of the Dark Brotherhood quest. I just used the console to spawn some bandits for props

Everything Burrito posted:

I was using Skyrim Bigger Trees and have since switched to Skysight - Simply Bigger Trees now that it works without having to do any INI fixing and prefer it to the former because I'm finding less instances of trees blocking paths or sticking out in weird ways, and the lower branches being raised up a bit helps with visibility.

Bouchacha posted:

Are you sure you didn't switch up the names? I liked Skysight aesthetically but got rid of it because it blocked some paths and the lower branches blocked my visibility but the enemy's :/

Scyantific posted:

Book of Silence for Weapons/Armor/Creatures
Vivid Landscapes for landscape mods
ENB (Quietcool/Project ENB)

All at 2k resolutions.

I'll give a full list for all of the minor things (ice/snow, etc.) when I get home from work.

Duck and burger posted:

Where are you walking to? It looks rad as heck.

delta534 posted:

It looks like Auriel's temple.

Duck and burger posted:

NihilCredo posted:

Name of the armour? It looks cool enough to forgive the slight stylistic mismatch with the rest of Skyrim.

Duck and burger posted:

Bouchacha posted:

Why is she cross-eyed?

Bouchacha posted:

Why is she cross-eyed?

Duck and burger posted:

The Iron Rose posted:

That's a very impressive face for skyrim. You ever think about exporting a racemenu preset + head nif? Because seriously. That's impressive.

Mr E posted:

Should I change any settings in the MCM menu for OBIS? Also, my character's shadows are really pixelated. I've got the shadowmaps ini setting in MO to 4096, so I'm not sure what the issue is.

Duck and burger posted:

Did you have to use that Fire & Ice Overhaul to get the flames to stick around like that, cuz

Duck and burger posted:

So is there a way to fw/sw to CoT weathers?

Duck and burger posted:

iBlurDeferredShadowMask blurs shadows. I don't go below 3. I'd like to, but it makes pixelation more apparent. Try lowering your *ShadowDistances, too, as Skyrim has a quantity vs. quality thing going on. I had the same problem till messing around with those. At least, I think it was those. There are a lot of settings.

LtSmash posted:

Here are what they are at the skyrim quality presets

code:

fShadowBiasScale=0.5(low) 0.3 (medium) 0.25 (high) 0.15 (ultra) 0.1500 (linked)
fInteriorShadowDistance=3000.0 (all qualities) 2500.0000 (linked)
fShadowDistance=2000.0 (low) 2500.0 (medium) 4000.0 (high) 8000.0 (ultra)  2500.0000 (linked)
iBlurDeferredShadowMask=0 (low) 1(med) 3 (high and ultra) 3 (linked)
iShadowMaskQuarter=3 (low and med) 4 (high and ultra) 4 (linked)
iShadowFilter=(not listed?) 4 (linked)
fShadowLODStartFade=200.0 (all qualities) 500.0000 (linked)
iShadowMode=3 (all qualities) 4 (linked)
bTreesReceiveShadows=0 (all qualities) 1 (linked)
bDrawLandShadows=0 (all qualities) 1 (linked)
bDrawShadows= (not listed?) 1 (linked)
bShadowMaskZPrepass=0 (all qualities) 0 (linked)
iShadowMapResolutionSecondary=1024 (all qualities) 4096 (linked)
iShadowMapResolutionPrimary=2048 (all qualities) 4096 (linked)
iShadowMapResolution=512 (low) 1024 (med) 2048 (high) 4096 (ultra) 4096 (linked)

Eonwe posted:

whats the best mod pack for Skyrim that I can just download, put in mod manager and play

i dont want to download a 100 separate mods and gently caress around with load order

Elendil004 posted:

mod org is pretty good at just putting a 100 mods into then hitting "sort" and it does the mod order work for you.

LtSmash posted:

Quoting a post I made before with the ini shadow settings from a nexus guide. The launcher options raise both the shadow quality and shadow draw distance which tends to crush gfx cards. Messing with them yourself will let you get much nicer ones and keep solid fps by keeping the draw distance lower.

Bouchacha posted:

This is the "best" approach unfortunately. The STEP guide purports to have a simple 'baseline' approach, but even following the core guide will take a day or two. God help you if you want to deviate from the instructions because you'll just drown in a compatibility maelstrom.

That said, you may want to consider some of the major overhaul mods (PerMa, Requiem, etc) if you want a plug in and go experience. It would be helpful if you specified what you'd like to see the most from a mod pack.

Eonwe posted:

Appreciate this. An overhaul mod would be nice. Balanced combat, useful magic, and maybe some new quests/etc and monsters would be pretty good. But mostly balanced combat/magic.