Celtic Enchantment Table SSE
Texture Replacer: This is a version of the enchantment table that I think is best used in conjunction with Skyrim. I made it myself, but you are welcome.
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About this mod Machine translation
Texture Replacer: This is a version of the enchantment table that I think is best used in conjunction with Skyrim. I made it myself, but you are welcome.
Original mod details (copied from my mod page <with edits>):
The changes I made were:
I took off the black thread on the top of the table. To do this I had to use overlapping wood textures. I would have preferred to use a separate source texture, but after trying it out a few times, the original texture was not only adequate, but perfect for what I had in mind, so I just used what I had in mind.
- I replaced the vanilla symbols with a simple concentrated Celtic knot pattern. This gave the table the Celtic style I had been looking for.
- I replaced the horn texture around the skull with actual photos of ram horns. I was amazed at the effect this had.
I made this myself but thought I'd upload it in case anyone else wants to use it too.
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The easiest way to get these files into the correct location is to use Vortex or equivalent, but if you still want to use the manual installation method, you should merge (drag and drop) or cut the data folders I provided and place the data folders in the game directory.
For me it looks like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim special edition\data
The final resting place for these three files is:
C:\ Program Files(x86)\ Steam \ steamapps \ common \ skyrimspecial edtion \ data \ textures \ clutter
This is where they have my setup - I'm not sure what the installation directory is for the other computers - a little sniffing on Google and you should find the information pretty quickly.
good luck! !
General Motors
SSE Note: This is a simple texture replacer for the enchantment table, no conversion is required as far as I know. I just repackaged it and uploaded it here. I also seem to recall that it worked fine with the old format when installed manually using Vortex: there shouldn't be any problems installing it using the mod installer.
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Original Mod Details (copied <with edits> from my mod-page):
The changes I made were:
- I took off the dark lines on the top of the table. To accomplish this I had to use use overlapping wood textures. I would rather have used an independent source texture, but after trying several, the original was not only adequate, it was perfect for what I had in mind, so I just used what I had.
- I replaced the vanilla symbols with a centralized, simple Celtic knot pattern. This gave the the table the Celtic style I was looking for.
- I replaced the horn textures around the skull with an actual photo of a rams horn. I was pleasantly surprised at the effect this created.
I made this for myself, but thought I would upload it just in case anyone else might want to use it as well.
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The easiest way to get these files to the right place is to use Vortex or its equivalent, but if you still want to use the manual install method, you should just merge (drag and drop or cut and paste) the data folder I have provided with your data folder in your game directory.
For me it is as follows:
C:\Program Files(x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim special edition\data
Final resting place for the three files are:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrimspecial edtion\data\textures\clutter
This is where they go on my setup - I'm not sure what the different install directories are for other machines - so do a bit of sniffing around on Google, and you should find the info pretty quick.
Good Luck!!
GM
SSE NOTES: This is a simple texture replacer for the enchanting table, and no conversion was needed as far as I could tell. I just re-packaged it and uploaded it here. I seem to recall …
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