You're probably better off using Refracting Glass 1Įlven: Required. A stronger departure from vanilla than its armor counterpart, but still high quality.
Amidianborn skyrim se patch mod#
Fantastic mod with tons of options so you can customize your dragonbone weapons the way you want.ĭaedric: Recommended. It's probably better just to use Refracting Stalhrim OR SSE Version 1ĭragonbone: Required. Stalhrim/Stalhrim Light: Barely acceptable. I recommend this mod over Book of Silence (high praise, I know) but it's ultimately personal preference. Also bear in mind that it covers bonemold armor, which is already taken care of by Book of Silence. All you really need from it are the armor files, but if you decide to use the clothing sets as well, bear in mind that Rustic Clothing already does those, and you will have to choose which you prefer. It is a slight departure from vanilla style, but I think it looks really good. It does shift away from vanilla a little bit, but it's high quality and lore friendlyĬhitin/Chitin Heavy/Morag Tong: Recommended. Use only the Dragonscale files.ĭaedric: Recommended. It's the same resolution as vanilla, but a little bit cleaned up and prettified. It's the vanilla Dragonplate set, in HD.ĭragonscale: Acceptable. It is a terrific overhaul of basically all the clothing in the game, including many of the cloth based armor sets (Thalmor, Shrouded Robes, etc).ĭragonplate: Required. Now, because Cabal hasn't actually compiled all of his work into Book of Silence, you'll also need his Imperial Light and Studded, Stormcloak Officer, armor retextures. To start, you'll need to get aMidianBorn Book of Silence (Weapons, Armors, and Dragonborn are mandatory for this guide but all are recommended). For those that do, run the files through SSE NIF Optimizer, or you will risk crashing your game. Most will simply need to be installed manually, however a few have mesh files (.nif). Note that this guide will work for Oldrim, but will take a little bit of extra work for SSE. This mod was only included for completeness sake YMMV, you might prefer vanilla in this case. Still better than vanilla, but really not great. It doesn't really do anything spectacular. A replacement is unlikely, but would be welcome.Īcceptable. To that end, I will rate every single mod that I gather as: I've tried to maintain a certain level of faithfulness to the vanilla style. If you can get two copies of it, it's here (if enough people request it, I may do a guide for unique weapons and armor). The goal of the guide is to retexture every non unique weapon and armor set in the game. I read through all the comments carefully, made a few judgement calls, and put together this guide. I decided to make this guide after this post of mine started gaining a little bit of traction.
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