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Rextexture labels all of Skyrim's blacksmith logos based on real HD photos. Also resolved an issue with vanilla textures that were not optimized to fit the 3D logo model.
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About this mod Machine translation
Rextexture labels all of Skyrim's blacksmith logos based on real HD photos. Also resolved an issue with vanilla textures that were not optimized to fit the 3D logo model.
HD blacksmith logo
Current version: 1.0
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introduce
This mod recreates the low resolution vanilla 1k blacksmith logo with handcrafted 2k resolution textures based on real photos. The material style echoes the vanilla art, but instead of the old rusty orange pixels, the new texture has more of a frosted wood/iron texture. Finally, the new HD textures have been optimized to fit the model, which is not the case with the vanilla textures (see the "Images" section).
- Now includes mip mapping (to reduce vram usage and reduce artifacts)
•Now includes an enlarged normal map file (for better quality)
•DXT5 compression (much smaller file sizes, no quality loss)
•Texture changes from dark metallic to color-friendly brown (like vanilla texture)
feature
- HD 2k textures based on real photos of brushed metal alloys.
•HD textures give signage’s 3D models a smoother and deeper impression.
•Unlike vanilla textures, HD textures have been optimized to fit the 3D model of your signage.
•Resistant to weathering and general wear and tear on paint and metalwork for added realism.
- Affects all blacksmith tokens in Skyrim (the blacksmiths I saw in testing were in Markarth, Whiterun, Windhelm, Solitude, Riften, Riverwood, Dawnstar, and Falkreath).
•Texture only, no .esp.
Install
Use NMM, or if installing manually, just drop the "textures" folder into Skyrim's "Data" folder. Plug and play!
credit
•No resources from other mod authors were used in this mod, as all textures were made from scratch using real photos.
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HD Blacksmith Signs
Current Version: 1.0
If you like any mod and have a spare moment, why not hit that button? It helps more than you might think!
Introduction
This mod retextures the low res vanilla 1k blacksmith signs with hand made 2k resolution textures, which are based on real life photographs. The material style is in tune with the vanilla art, but instead of the old rusty orange pixels, the new texture is more of a smart brushed wood/iron texture. Lastly, the new HD texture has been optimized to fit the model, which was not the case with the vanilla texture (check the Images section).
- Now includes mip maps (for less vram use and less artifacts)
- Now includes an upscaled normal map file (for better quality)
- DXT5 compression (a lot smaller file size with no quality loss)
- Texture changed from dark metal color to lore-friendly brownish color (like vanilla texture)
Features
- HD 2k textures based on real life photographs of brushed metal alloy.
- HD texture gives a much smoother and deeper impression of the sign's 3D model.
- HD texture has been optimized to fit the sign's 3D model, unlike the vanilla texture.
- Weathering and general wear and tear on the paintwork and metalwork, for added realism.
- Affects all blacksmith signs in Skyrim (the blacksmiths I have seen in testing are in Markarth, Whiterun, Windhelm, Solitude, Riften, Riverwood, Dawnstar and Falkreath).
- Texture only, no.esp.
Installation
Use NMM or if installing manually just drop the 'textures' folder into your Skyrim 'Data' folder. Plug and play!
Credits
- No assets from other mod authors are used in this mod, as the textures are all made from scratch, using real life photographs.
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.