SKYRIMLE World Map Min_Max Height Pitch Tweak by Allana

[Kelmych]

World Map Min_Max Height Pitch Tweak
 
 
Using the A Quality World Map - with Roads mod, I also used some of the Mapmenu ini tweaks mentioned in the Nexus guide page for this mod to be able to zoom in and out with the map. When the Dragonborn DLC was added to Skyrim, three of the key map interface parameters were moved from Skyrim.ini parameters to parameters in Worldspace records in a plugin. This allowed including separate values for these parameters with the Solstheim map.
 
This simple mod provides two map interface capabilities:

• plugins that include the Skyrim map min height, max height, and pitch parameters to allow zooming much closer to locations than possible with the vanilla map parameters plus the ability to vary the pitch angle at which the surface is viewed.
• the pan distance is increased to the north and west; previously it was impossible to pan far enough to see some of the Northern and Western locations.

The mod does not include these changes for the Solstheim map, but it would be easy to add these as it require only a few parameter additions.
 
The mod comes with several different options for the plugin to be used, each of which has different values for some of the key parameters. The mod needs to load later than any mod that includes the Tamriel Worldspace record with the default map interface parameters, so typically it loads just before the bashed patch.

[torminater]

You're missing the link to the actual mod you're talking about ;-)

[Kelmych]

oops, I must have accidentally deleted it from the post. Fixed.

 

EDIT apparently it wasn't fixed but it is now.

[phryxolydian]

Actually... you missed the link again. 

[Muladhara86]

There's another mod doing the same thing for all DLC worldspaces + Falskaar/Wyrmstooth.

 

DLC World Map Zoom Height and Pitch Tweak.

 

I assume it would be okay to merge these.

 

It should be noted that the author insists that this mod be loaded DEAD LAST.

Edited July 30, 2015 by Muladhara86

[zilav]

One of the very rare cases when the author is right about loading last.