SKYRIM PROJECT OPTIMIZATIO

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Original author: rgabriel15

Translation: Please call me Bell Lily

Skyrim Project Optimization, I guess some players have this mod in their mod list, but they don’t know what it is, and they don’t dare to delete it randomly. They also don’t know whether the version they are using | whether it has Chinese version | whether the Chinese version corresponds to the nouns of their own games, so this post will describe the function of this mod, its working principle, etc., and by the way, it will also provide the download of the official & Jianjia double noun of the full version (including the game body and 3 DLCs).

The purpose of this post is to allow everyone to correctly recognize and understand this plan, rather than thinking that it is light and shadow optimization or even material optimization, and that resource downloads are just incidental.

introduce:

This mod is an attempt to improve the game's performance loss in certain interiors when you use Real Lighting Overhaul (RLO for short, available up to V4.0.6).

Originally it was called Occlusion Culling Performance Patch (OCPP) on the RLO page, but I later decided to expand into more aspects.

My goal with this new project is to improve the performance of the game as much as possible for everyone in every room loaded with units.

If you are using mods with high configuration requirements such as RLO, ELFX or ENB, then you will need this mod because it will increase some of the FPS of your game depending on your hardware.

Even if you don't use any mods with high configuration requirements or even play the original game, this mod will improve your performance.

In other words, if you want to get better performance indoors for free, this mod is a must-install!

In addition, this mod does not remove anything from the game, nor will it make your game graphics worse. You can play your game exactly as it is, but with better performance!

How this module works:

I took advantage of an article called Occlusion Culling (

Why let your hardware render something that's simply not visible at the moment, right?

"Occlusion culling" is an old technology used in a large number of games including The Elder Scrolls 5, so don't worry about this mod doing any harm to your hardware. On the contrary, if less things are rendered at the same time, it means that your hardware uses less processing power to achieve the same purpose. Naturally, it will be free to process other things and improve performance.

If you're interested in what areas this mod has optimized, take a look at this list:

compatibility:

Compatible with everything, as long as you make sure the mod is loaded in the correct order.

Loading order:

After the esm files of the base game and DLC, and before the esm or esp of any other mod (except for unofficial modifications), the order must be like this!

Example of correct sorting:

Skyrim.esm

Update.esm

Dawnguard.esm

Hearthfire.esm

Dragonborn.esm

Skyrim Project Optimization - Full Version.esm

Climates of Tamriel.esm

Other esp plug-ins

Wrong sorting:

Skyrim.esm

Update.esm

Dawnguard.esm

Hearthfire.esm

Dragonborn.esm

Climates of Tamriel.esm

Skyrim Project Optimization - Full Version.esm

Other esp plug-ins

Notice:

-If you used the Occlusion Culling Performance Patch (OCPP) obtained earlier on the RLO page, you must remove the OCPP and use this upgraded version!

-An optional esp plug-in has been added since V1.4. If you have problems using the esm main version, then change to the esp version. Do not activate esp and esm at the same time!

• Sometimes the mods recently added by players will not work. In order to fix this bug, you need to open the Launcher after installing the mod, disable the mod and then turn off the Launcher, then open the Launcher again, activate the mod and put it in the correct loading order position. This will fix the problem of the mod not loading.

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