I would honestly love working on a game, I have used unreal engine 5 quite alot in the past. If I had the time I think I'd try build a game similar to my modded skyrim.
Wish they could built an entire lod engine that runs at runtime. Opens up new possibilities. Changing seasons, base object swapper for trees. Without hassle
What's your fps in game? Obviously there's spikes on an old game like this but do you generally get above 60? Would be nice to match this somewhat close to my monitors higher refresh rate, but a consistent 60s definitely dope for skyrim.
I'll be honest I only target 60fps on my Skyrim even though my monitor is 165 hz. This game generally works best around 60fps due to the physics and havoc engine. Most times I can hold 60 no problem however I due get dips when looking in certain directions due to heavy draw calls on an old engine that doesnt utilize my cpu properly.
60fps in most places except open world cities like Falkreath or Riverwood - those areas tend to drop in certain directions due to CPU bottleneck and Draw calls
Well the best way to improve fps is to reduce draw calls, which means having less objects in the area. The other option is to try following the guide I made here: th-cam.com/play/PLR7abDXfI9wXyYKbm8RbfWTZQLUZB-DsI.html&si=LexebfAMsQ5Q2GQY You can skip to the 2nd video for the performance guide
I agree the LOD pop in can be horrible but theres actually a great tool to fix this. I usually use dyndolod however it takes a long time to make the file so in this video I have a bad pop in. Should be fixed in a future video! :)
The mods have made the game look like a newer assassin's creed RPG game and it's awesome! With a hint of the Witcher 3! Epic stuff!
Thanks man, definitely inspired by those games, suits the aesthetics!
This is _insane_! Amazing job on this! They need to hire you for the Elder Scrolls 6 graphics!
I would honestly love working on a game, I have used unreal engine 5 quite alot in the past.
If I had the time I think I'd try build a game similar to my modded skyrim.
Christmas Day!! Hard working man right here guys, show some Love 🎄 Happity Christmas my guy 👏🏻
Haha thanks, minimal effort with this post but just a quick update.
Merry Christmas!
this looks like a grounded, lore-friendly setup and i'm all for it. are you planning to release a wabbajack?
I do hope to release a wabbajack list eventually.
I just have to rerun dyndolod for distant terrain and then perhaps I can look at it
Check out the grass and floor detail!! Wow!
Aiming for truly 3D ground!
Wish they could built an entire lod engine that runs at runtime. Opens up new possibilities. Changing seasons, base object swapper for trees. Without hassle
I agree,
Running Dyndolod is alot of work, would be great if there was some sort of realtime lod gen
Modders will find a way someday....
100%
Man ima stick to playing Skyrim on my Xbox until it fricking dies but nah, id play 🗿🪘
Theres actually some awesome mods for consoles too, you should check them out XD
What's your fps in game? Obviously there's spikes on an old game like this but do you generally get above 60? Would be nice to match this somewhat close to my monitors higher refresh rate, but a consistent 60s definitely dope for skyrim.
I'll be honest I only target 60fps on my Skyrim even though my monitor is 165 hz.
This game generally works best around 60fps due to the physics and havoc engine.
Most times I can hold 60 no problem however I due get dips when looking in certain directions due to heavy draw calls on an old engine that doesnt utilize my cpu properly.
Armor?
Recent release on the nexus called Gryphon Knight, boots are from Kellan.
I'm doing a video soon on armour mods
I have an upcoming video which should drop later today. You can check out the armours there
Awesome! Thank you so much!@@FROSTGamingVerse
How many FPS do you get in your setup?
60fps in most places except open world cities like Falkreath or Riverwood - those areas tend to drop in certain directions due to CPU bottleneck and Draw calls
Some areas like indoors hit around 80-100 fps
Is there a way to improve performance on those locations without upgrading your CPU?
@@FROSTGamingVerse
Well the best way to improve fps is to reduce draw calls, which means having less objects in the area.
The other option is to try following the guide I made here: th-cam.com/play/PLR7abDXfI9wXyYKbm8RbfWTZQLUZB-DsI.html&si=LexebfAMsQ5Q2GQY
You can skip to the 2nd video for the performance guide
texture popin is fucking awful too damn i cant wait for elder scrolls 6
I agree the LOD pop in can be horrible but theres actually a great tool to fix this. I usually use dyndolod however it takes a long time to make the file so in this video I have a bad pop in.
Should be fixed in a future video! :)
Is this even Skyrim??
Skyrim Witcher Souls Creed Edition :)