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  1. Benna96
    My LOD, and map, are gorgeous now. Wow... Thank you. I wish I had looked into xLODGen earlier. The coastlines are accurate. I can see islands I couldn't see before. There's no water z-fighting (Probably thanks to the optimize unseen setting being at the newbie-recommended 550 instead of on?). And of course the LOD is better everywhere else too, but the coastlines make the biggest difference to me. Just... thank you. I'm in awe. The thread is probably mostly filled with support questions... I'm leaving an appreciation comment for a change.
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    Thanks Sheson, they're working now 🙂 I think I'll look into xLodGen too.
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    So, the vanilla alternate textures work because they're hard-coded to, so to speak? The way I'm reading this, I could make it work if I make them use their own models, and lod models, instead of the defaults, correct? I was thinking I might try that, but wanted to hear from you before I went ahead and tried. Thank you.
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    The "sides" I'm talking about are included in the texture, no mesh changes, just textures. In vanilla, roads use road01.dds, road01fallforest01.dds, or road01reach01.dds. The mod adds in roads using road01ea.dds, road01sp.dds, and road01wh.dds, by attaching alternate textures in an esp file. TexGen deals fine with all the textures after I added a txt file to generate lod for the new textures as well. The problem is, any road using road01ealod.dds, road01sp.dds, or road01whlod.dds, DynDOLOD renders as using road01lod.dds. Here's a screenshot. (And a higher quality version if needed). The lod, on the right, is using road01.dds, which has green in it. The actual road, on the left, is using road01wh.dds, which has... I guess it's more of a brown, in it. It seems to me like DynDOLOD is acting as if the road was never changed to another, all these roads were originally ones using road01.dds I think. The coloured part being in the middle is because of the lod texture being the road texture tiled 4 times by default. Making it just the road texture once puts the colour to the side and makes the issue less noticeable, as the stone part of the textures are mostly the same (road01sp is a lighter colour though). So, I can live with it, but it would be nice to know how to make DynDOLOD acknowledge these road changes.
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    I realise now that I posted on the wrong thread. I'm using SE.
  6. Benna96
    Hello. I use the mod Immersive Roads, which adds in some extra road statics to replace some vanilla road statics, for variety. Currently, the LOD for all these extra roads is rendered as just the default road though. For example, by default, the default road has green sides, while the road around Whiterun has orange sides. The LOD is green while the actual road is orange, the difference is quite jarring. I've managed to make TexGen generate LOD textures for the new roads, no problem there. But I can't figure out how to make DynDOLOD acknowledge them. It's not adding the new textures to the atlas, nor is it using them in the .bto files.
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