by Ramccoid
This replaces the texture of the oil pit traps found in questionable places throughout Skyrim. Textures are available in x256, x512, x1024 and x2048 sizes.
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About this mod Machine translation
This replaces the texture of the oil pit traps found in questionable places throughout Skyrim. Textures are available in x256, x512, x1024 and x2048 sizes.
This is a conversion of Ramccoid's amazing mod OIL. The original creator passed away earlier this year and I didn't want his work to become obsolete. He looks like he has open access turned on, so I plan on converting any mods he hasn't converted yet. Take a break Roy, your work was and still is great.
original description
I found the oil trap puddles to look bland and uninteresting, and in fact a real pain in the eyes when using environment textures. I introduced a new moving vortex that looked oilier and I made 3 types of replacements but could only use one at a time.
Vanilla with new swirls - Use similar colors to vanilla with new swirl effects.
Vanilla and Swirls - Uses a similar color to Vanilla, but retains the default swirl effect.
Oily Water Effect - Gives oil an iridescent effect, like it's floating on water.
Textures are available in x256, x512, x1024 and x2048 sizes.
compatibility
Incompatible with anything that changes these meshes used in this mod.
MOD HISTORY
Version 1.0: Initial version
Version 1.1: Updated cubemaps to stop the effect from disappearing in some cases.
Version 2.0: Version with vanilla swirls and vanilla colors eliminated, because if you want them to be like the default version, don't install this mod. Textures have been improved on the remaining versions, and cubemaps have been enhanced and improved so that they reflect the environment. Smooth the normal map to make it look less bulky. Now, ENB works fine and the effect disappears and there is no problem anymore. Thanks to Zerwas1 and frozenunswaidon for their valuable suggestions.
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This is a conversion of Ramccoid's amazing mod OIL. The original creator passed away at the beginning of this year and I didn't want his work to get left behind. He left open permissions it looks like so I plan to convert any of his mods that weren't already converted. Rest in piece Roy, your work was, and still is fantastic.
Original Description
I found the oil trap puddles to look bland and uninteresting, in fact quite a eye sore when using environmental retextures. I've introduced a new more oil looking moving swirl and I've made 3 types of replacers but you can only use one at a time.
Vanilla colours with new swirl - this uses similar colours to vanilla with a new swirl effect.
Vanilla colours and swirl - this uses similar colours to vanilla but keeps the default swirl effect.
Oily water effect - this gives the rainbow colours effect to the oil as if it is floating upon water.
available in x256, x512, x1024 and x2048 sized textures.
COMPATIBILITY
Not compatible with anything which changes these meshes used in this mod.
MOD HISTORY
version 1.0: initial release
version 1.1: Updated cube map to stop effect from disappearing under certain circumstances.
version 2.0: Eliminated vanilla swirls and vanilla colours versions because if you want them like the default, don't install this mod. Improved textures of both remaining versions and enhanced and improved cube maps giving them a environment reflection. Smoothed out the normal map to look less bulky. Now works well will ENBs and should have no more problems with the effect disappearing. Credits to Zerwas1 and frozunswaidon for their invaluable advice.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.