AriochRN

Thank you very much for the detailed instructions; I’ve dropped the Z-position to -1200 but unfortunately the underside looks unchanged and is still poking through on Red Mountain & the mainland. Is it anything to do with the bit in the guide about SkyrimVR terrain LOD meshes being lowered in the distance being baked into a shader? If I look at the volcano and look upwards I can see the problem disappear on the lower slopes in the bottom of my view (the view frustum thing?) If I’ve read your guides correctly, the underside is used to give more accurate shadows and sun-rays. Skyrim VR doesn’t have volumetric sun-rays so that’s no great loss to me, so I’ve just deleted the underside.nif for Solstheim. I’ve run around the island for an hour and not noticed a massive difference in the shadows so I think this will be the Gordian Knot solution to my problem Thanks again for your help.

Thanks for the reply - after several hours of fiddling it doesn’t appear to be tied to LOD distance (I’ve tried increasing fblockmaximum up to 500,000 and the level 0/1 numbers up without visible difference), I’ve reran xlodgen with 4/8/16/32 levels all set at quality 0, generated underside at quality 0 & height 990 - nothing makes a difference. I’ll see if I can do the xEdit thing but a quick look at the mod page makes me think it might be beyond my ability I don’t see anything similar in mainland Skyrim so I might just have to do my best to ignore it whilst in Solstheim.

Hi, SkyrimVR player and I’m having a visual issue after travelling to Solstheim: after I got there I could see black areas on the volcano and Skyrim mainland. I went through the process of disabling Dyndolod & rerunning xlodgen/texgen/Dyndolod and everything on the distant landscape looked fine when I got back into the game - until after I’d been inside a building. When I came outside again the black areas were back. Doing the uninstall/install process again brought back the good landscapes - until after I’d been inside a building again! Any help would be greatly appreciated if I’m missing something obvious.