GrandBulwark

Alright; found a better approach; all instances of hand placed rabbits have been replaced with my sublist. Uploading the updated version now! :) Enjoy!

No it just means they look more appetizing! Please be sure and cook the rabbits all the way through. I will not be liable for food poisoning

I've released an update to combat seeing only white rabbits. It appears as though Bethesda hand placed many rabbits; and since white rabbits are what I replaced the vanilla ones with, that is what is likely to be most prominent. I'm still awaiting user input on the most recent update, while I'd prefer not having to do so, I will drop my sublist in various places throughout Skyrim in necessary. EDIT: Upon further examination they did not hand place many rabbits. Rather I'd mistakenly left the ambient lists 2 to 1 in favor of vanilla rabbits. That said the recent update fixes that, and adds rabbits to a few more lists.

Works for me! =)

Cheers! Glad that you folks like it. :)

They are a bit cute; but they are certainly better than the vanilla models by a large margin. And on top of that, they look semi-realistic. I mean; let's face it. Rabbits are just plain damned cute.

A few comparison shots

Hello STEP Community; just popping by to recommend my new mod. Rabbits of Skyrim I came across a resource for Rabbits, and it go me thinking about how the rabbits actually looked in game. Something I'd yet to take a glance at. So, I looked up a picture and found that not only is there only one color, the model was terrible regardless of the textures you apply to it. This mod corrects that by: Replacing the original Rabbit with a high poly model & Texture Adding 3 models, each with 9 color variants as new standalone rabbits. Grand total being 27 rabbits. The Rabbits are then applied in the two leveled lists in which they appear, as well as a few othersI hope you folks like it!

Update, I'll be uploading a legendary edition. It turns out I uploaded the wrong .esp for skyrim, which also still contains the records for Barbas, Meeko and Vigilance; as well as the error you mentioned. Thank you for pointing this out, I appreciate it. Thel legendary edition, and the correct .esp for the Skyrim edition will be uploaded momentarily.

The Merge script has several errors while copying despite "Check for errors" coming back clean on all .esps, and despite the fact that there is nothing overtly unique(the mod just makes use of vanilla assets, in a unique way) when I attempt to manually merge the files they become dependent upon the un-merged DLC plugins, I tried removing the dependencies afterword manually, however after doing so I was unable to get DLC followers to register properly in the active effects UI. If anyone would care to take a look at it who has more experience than I at merging plugins, I would be more than happy to credit you for your trouble. Just PM me here or on the Nexus. Likewise, if you have a notion of what I'm doing wrong; tell me and I'll do it myself :) Thanks guys.

LOL Thx guys! Glad you liked it. Let me know if you find any bugs :)

Hello all! Good to be back :) https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/54784/? I've releases a new mod that I'm quite proud of! Without going into an outrageous amount of detail, the mod's sole objective is to revive the "Follower Perks" of Obsidian's "Fallout New Vegas". This is accomplished by perks(Technically Spells) being added to the player via a quest referencing the player as an alias. These spells utilize conditions to remain off until "X" follower is following you. EG Lydia grants the player a 15 point buff to onehanded skill. Each perk has a unique name that fits it's source(subjective). I've tried to balance it with the game as closely as possible, easy followers to obtain have weaker perks while special or unique ones are more powerful. Every follower Skyrim and all DLCs are covered, including single use quest followers. That does not include animals, though it may at some point if I can find an appropriate condition. The mod does NOT use scripts, does NOT alter followers directly other than their reference and should not conflict with cosmetic follower overhauls, or general follower system overhauls(UFO, AFT, EFF etc). I have worked very hard on this, and to my knowledge it is the only mod of it's kind. There are future updates planned, hopefully I can find a way to implement the animals(Poor Meeko :( ) and I plan on diversifying and specializing some of the magical effects in the near future. Hope you guys like it! Offers a legendary edition .esp that covers all DLCs, and optionally there are .esp files corresponding to the individual DLCs and Skyrim itself. Cheers!

That's most of the texture packs on the nexus unfortunately! Â Glad someone pointed that out though, I agree with this assessment.

I've given up trying to test or solve this issue as I cannot reproduce it anymore for some reason. Although I did post a few pages ago something that may or may not be helpful to others. Sorry to be repetitious but I think it may help;

Thank you for that. Â I was wondering whether I need both!

You mean like "Tree HD Variation" and it's list of textures to add for compatibility? Â That was tedious to read and install that way, much less writing it. Â That must have been fun!

No massive list. Â I stay under 100 by conscious decision. Â But yes it is fairly easy to test and as long as your save is backed up (Feel as if I'm preaching to the choir :) lol) there is no risk!

Yes indeed it was an eyesore, haven't tested it yet as I've been to busy posting here and there and everywhere. I was very shocked by the update. I was all but positive Vurt was more or less done with it and had moved on!

Skyrim HD Landscape textures 123Serious HD Landscape textures 115 SRO Landscape textures 135 Serious HD overwrites 112 from skyrim HD so that leaves 11 textures from Skyrim HD and 113 textures from Serious HD So now we have 124 landscape textures. SRO overwrites all 124 landscape textures. With a new overall...yes you guessed it. 135 new textures all from SRO. So yeah i think i made my point, so maybe the descriptions should be updated or i am still missing something. Ah well when you put it like THAT! ;) I suppose you are right then. Never delved that deeply into it, then again I use SRO and SRTO and prior to that just SRO. SRO is the best overall quality IMHO.

Without knowing where this thread has been and where it hasn't; I've both heard of and experienced a few CTDs with this mod installed. I'm not going to go into any detail as it's been a while and I didn't per say TEST it. I just added it, had a few crashes, removed it and rolled back to a previous save. After that, I had no more crashes. I've been advising that my users not use it, privately until I could test it. If STEP does determine it is unsafe then I will add it to the list of potentially unsafe items on my guide.

**hits you with a rubber mallet** Â BAD, BAD Rootsrat! Â There I didn't kill you I just scolded you! lol JK We respect you opinion, although your obviously crazy. Â LMFAO Â JK again Alright fine I'll stop! lol

Here are a couple recent pics I took in my playthrough of morrowind. https://imgur.com/BVd6QjU,RpGnX3H Full HD though admittedly the pictures are not of anything that entertaining. But the quality is amazing with the graphics extender.

Size doesn't necessarily reflect contents, there are THOUSANDS of textures and no one has done them all.

Vurt updated recently as well in case anyone wasn't aware https://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/141/?

It could not possibly have ended in a more realistic and satisfying way.