Generate object LOD textures and tree LOD billboards with TexGen, make sure the TexGen output is not being overwritten. LOD only looks and works correctly for the load order it was generated for. Object LOD shows in active exterior cells Tree LOD generation skips all trees with enable parents leaving them to be done as static object or dynamic LOD which don't have the limitation.Ĭonsider using ultra tree LOD (also possible with billboards only) to avoid such engine limitations.
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For other child worldspaces or if the child worlds have been expanded, either disable that mod when generating tree LOD, or create a reference rule that targets the plugin and form ID of the full model tree and sets the Reference option to Enable - set all the other options the same as the tree mesh mask rule. Tree references added to the Tamriel worldspace with positions that fall into the known vanilla areas of Markarth, Riften, Solitude, Whiterun and Windhelm should automatically be done as object LOD when LOD is generated by DynDOLOD to avoid this engine limitation. A plugin added a tree reference into the same area in the parent world. Tree LOD billboard showing in a child world like the walled cities, is caused by a game engine limitation. Consider using ultra tree LOD (also possible with only tree LOD billboards) to avoid such game engine limitations. If the load order of plugins adding or changing tree references was changed, generate billboard tree LOD again so it matches the new load order. The Batch Plugin Cleaner for Mod Organizer or the 圎dit Cleaning Extension for Vortex help to automate some of that. Generate tree LOD billboards with TexGen, make sure the TexGen output is not being overwritten and generate tree LOD with DynDOLOD for the current load order and make sure the DynDOLOD output is not being overwritten.Ĭheck plugins for errors and clean them from ITMs or deleted references. Billboard tree LOD only looks and works correctly for the load order it was generated for.
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