Enhanced original water (updated)
Enhanced Vanilla Water improves upon the original water body without deviating from the original style.
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Far Harbor DLC
Updated Chinese address on July 10, 2026:
Updated on October 18th:
Version 2.1
Changed the water around the old waterway drain so that sinkholes use the water shader around the drain.
Added FOMOD installer with option to install ESP or ESM plug-ins/BA2 or Loose resources.
Updated on October 15th:
Version 2.0
Replaced water sounds with custom sounds (thanks to perchik71) and fixed output model to prevent overlapping water sounds (also thanks to perchik71).
Retextured Far Harbor's foam to blue instead of green, then used that as the base for most of the foam effects.
The waterfall, old gullet sinkhole, and wave meshes have been updated and changed to use better Far Harbor foam textures. It's worth noting that the waves now will look more similar to those in Far Harbor.
Enhanced vanilla water improves upon the vanilla water body without deviating from the vanilla style.
What to include:
Water noise retexturing using ENB's heightmap.
Changed the water sound, as the vanilla one has a distinct repeating pattern that can be annoying once you hear it.
The water is slightly transparent/reflective in places.
The water LOD has been greatly improved and is seamless for the default water type.
A water gap discovered near the exterior of Vault 88 during testing was fixed.
ESL tagged ESM.
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