I am new here, and to modding in general, and i have come across one problem that i don't really know how to fix.
I installed the STEP extended + some more mods, including Frostfall, ACE, Weathers of Tamriel, as well as the Vividian ENB. After getting the game to run, i encountered Z-fighting while i was benchmarking for the last time, with the snow on mountains and rocks as well as some shadows flickering. I could live with the shadows flickering a bit, but the Z-fighting on mountains in the distance was horrible.
However, when starting up the game again, the physics went haywire, with the carts and horses bouncing and tumbling untill the horses die, promptly leaving me in a soft lock. I know this is a known problem with the game, and I know Vsync usually fixes this, and indeed I had this problem earlier during the STEP guide before turning on Vsync in ENBoost, but now it returned. Restoring the edited .ini-file to a backup i made of the original file fixed the physics issue, but the horrible Z-fighting remained.
Soo is there a way to combat the z-fighting while at the same time keeping the game playable?
I have an I7 3770K, GTX 780 with 3gb Vram, 16Gb RAM, and i have Skyrim and all of the mods installed on a Samsung EVO 840 250gb SSD. I am using Windows 10.
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T_rod
Greetings everyone!
I am new here, and to modding in general, and i have come across one problem that i don't really know how to fix.
I installed the STEP extended + some more mods, including Frostfall, ACE, Weathers of Tamriel, as well as the Vividian ENB. After getting the game to run, i encountered Z-fighting while i was benchmarking for the last time, with the snow on mountains and rocks as well as some shadows flickering. I could live with the shadows flickering a bit, but the Z-fighting on mountains in the distance was horrible.
I followed this guide for Z-fighting: https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Z-Fighting and edited only the SkyrimPrefs.ini
However, when starting up the game again, the physics went haywire, with the carts and horses bouncing and tumbling untill the horses die, promptly leaving me in a soft lock. I know this is a known problem with the game, and I know Vsync usually fixes this, and indeed I had this problem earlier during the STEP guide before turning on Vsync in ENBoost, but now it returned. Restoring the edited .ini-file to a backup i made of the original file fixed the physics issue, but the horrible Z-fighting remained.
Soo is there a way to combat the z-fighting while at the same time keeping the game playable?
I have an I7 3770K, GTX 780 with 3gb Vram, 16Gb RAM, and i have Skyrim and all of the mods installed on a Samsung EVO 840 250gb SSD. I am using Windows 10.
Thank you!
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