Use tfc to make a better screenshot of the full model and LOD cabin. It’s becoming a pattern where I get home after work and say “today will be the day, the day I finally play…“ Just for that to not be the case because I’m trying to get things perfect lol Edited Jby EazyH I’m using no Northern Cathedral Landscapes but don’t believe it touches the tundra which is where I’ve been doing the testing.

I believe that was ticked off when generating Grass with DynDOLOD though (I don’t think it matters, but I usually do just to be safe). Plan to do that at the end when I finalize the grass I’ll be using, since originally the plan was for brown, but since I was unable to get it right I haven’t put much time into tweaking the terrain LOD since it’s easy enough. Only issue with the picture is I forgot to turn off LODGen terrain meshes/textures before going in game and those were built w/ green tundra installed. I am using Wiz’s Enb for Obsidian, and the grass admittedly looks better when the enb is toggled off (but I think that’s because of how muted colors are without ENB) so not sure what’s going on. The grass textures are still from cathedral brown grass, and with the Direct, Ambient, and ini settings recommended. From what I understand from Sheson’s post, I should’ve been able to just run DynDOLOD and update atlas, but the results are not what was expected. I will take a look at the plug-in bounds once I get home. You can also regen LOD using red 0.5 and blue/green = 0 to get an idea of the affected areas (LOD grass).Īlso, if grass model object bounds are not set, you will not get LOD for those grasses. Seems like you have some strange contrasts and possibly some conflicting grasses that are defined in parts of the same area.

You can do this without regenerating LOD. Play with your LOD level distance settings to help determine what's what. Looks like you have dark green grass in foreground, brown in short distance (LOD4?) and then light green farther out (LOD8?). See sheson's post about grass textures/models in addition to modifying the RGB values for your needs (more red/green and less blue possibly to get a better match to the brown grasses). Yeah, but our settings work nicely for Cathedral Landscapes.

Skyrim step enb settings