I'll start by saying that I have a very good gaming computer and it can handle a lot, almost everything I throw at it. Needless to say, I want to make Skyrim look as good as it can while still running smoothly for my computer's capacity and so far I haven't had any problems. Keeping that in mind, I've download both Skyrim HD and Skyrim Realistic Overhaul and no problems, no crashes.

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Modder Starac has just released a new version (v1.3) of Skyrim Realistic Overhaul. This is one of the best high-resolution Texture pack currently available for.

However, last night while I was playing and in one of the dungeons I noticed that the rocks and the stone floor looked horrible, worse than the vanilla. They were blurry without any detail and just blah. It was a huge contrast between the detailed items in the dungeon, the doors, ect. And I figured it has something to do with having both these mods installed and agreeing to overwrite certain files when I installed them on NMM. For example, I downloaded and installed Skyrim HD first. When I installed Skyrim Realistic Overhaul I ovewrote some of Skyrim HD's and I don't know if they cancelled each other out. My question is can these mods be run at the same time or does running them both at the same time cancel out parts of the other.

If so, which is better to have? Which gives more detail, more sharpness, and just overall better graphics? If anything I've said is confusing I apologize.

I'm still relatively new to playing Skyrim with modifications and using the software to download/organize it like NMM, BOSS, and Wyre Bash. Any suggestions on how to make them run together, like which files to overwrite, which mod to install first, as well as any opinions about which is the best would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance for taking the time to read this and for being willing to help. These mods can certainly be used together, however, as you suspected you did overwrite some files of Skyrim 2k with SRO. That's OK though. I have several different texture mods running because I like certain textures for each of them better than others.

Here is what you should know about textures. Skyrim is comprised of a number of different textures that we can essentially consider texture 'tiles'. Every area of the game has a few different texture tiles pertaining to the terrain. That is why you would see very repetitive looking textures when running through a forest for example. In the forest there are grass tiles, 'pineforest' tiles (pine needles), 'dirtgrass' tiles, and a few others. Download teste psicotecnico detran pdf download gratis. Bethesda just slaps an appropriate tile down in a particular area and that's that.

What you need to do is look through the images of these texture mods and see which textures you like better for particular areas and overwrite textures based on that. For example, I use Skyrim 2k Towns and Miscellaneous texture pack exclusively for those textures.

However, I only use some of Skyrim 2k's landscape texture pack. I like Skyrim 2k's 'dirt', 'dirtroad' and beach textures (a few of each). The beach textures are excellent.

I wouldn't overwrite any of Skyrim 2k's beach textures with anything if I was you. I also use Skyrim 2k for the 'pineforest01' texture but not for the 'pineforest02' texture. I also do not use Skyrim 2k for any grass textures. Instead I use, Better Landscape Textures for those. For water textures, I use the mod called W.A.T.E.R exclusively. For snow textures, I use Better Dynamic Snow (included in the mod called 'Realistic Lighting with Customization' I realize that is a wall of text and possibly a little confusing for someone who is new to these mods. To sum it up I'll say this: just experiment!

Go check the pics for a few texture mods, see what you like, install them and keep what you like. Overwrite what you don't. And don't forget that with the NMM you can uninstall, and reinstall as many times as you like and just do trial and error. Your not gonna mess up the mods by doing this. The worst that can happen is you get some tiles from one mod that look really ugly next to tiles from another mod because they weren't designed to be together.

If you don't want to experiment and just wanna follow my advice then here it is, step by step: 1. Uninstall all your texture mods that you have right now 2. Go onto the Nexus and download the following: - Skyrim HD 2k (Towns, Miscellaneous, and Landscape) - Vurts Skyrim Flora Overhaul - Real Ice - Realistic Lighting with Customization - WATER - Redefined Dungeons - Super Realistic Ore Textures - Detailed Cities - Snow and Rocks TEXTURES HD (Rocks Ultra Quality 4096px) - Better Landscape Textures 3. Start by installing the following (remember you should NOT have anything else texture related installed yet) - Install Detailed Cities (overwrite anything) - Install all Skyrim HD 2k packs (overwrite anything) - Install WATER (overwrite anything) - Instal Realistic Lighting with Customization (and all included modules, then overwrite anything) - Install Real Ice (I prefer Parallax Dark Azure Ice 2048px) - Install Super Realistic Ore Textures (overwrite anything) 4. Now comes the part where you need to mix and match - Install Vurts Flora Overhaul (when it asks to overwrite I'd individually overwrite any texture name that is tree related but nothing else) - Install Better Landscape Textures (overwrite all grass and maybe pine related texture names but DO NOT overwrite anything with 'snow' 'dirt' 'road' 'ocean' 'water' or 'beach' in the name) - Install Redefined Dungeons (overwrite anything) - Install Rocks Ultra Quality 4096px (overwrite anything) That should do it!