Modder ‘Biggie404’ just dropped an awesome mod for Fallout New Vegas. It’s called the Landscape Texture Improvements, and it smooths out the textures in the game’s landscapes, making everything look more natural and real.
The vanilla version of Fallout New Vegas has a lot of landscape texture seams. These seams become extremely obvious when you are using high-quality Texture Packs. So, the main purpose of this mod is to smooth out these transitions and make the seams as minimal as possible whilst keeping the texture variety and natural look.
This mod doesn’t just stop at reducing those lines. It also makes the textures flow together more naturally, so the landscape looks better. It adds logical textures around objects to make them fit in, and it fixes some sharp bumps on the landscape.
If you want to get this mod, you can grab it from this link. At the end of the article, there are also pictures that show the differences. On the left side, you’ll see how the regular Fallout New Vegas looks, and on the right, you’ll see how it looks with the mod.
When it comes to Fallout: New Vegas, there are more mods to check out. Back in August, we talked about a mod that adds real-time reflections to the game. There’s another mod that changes over 1,000 functions to make the game run better. And you can also find a mod that aims to improve the game’s AI system.
There are also some cool fan-made expansions for New Vegas. There are four of them being made right now: Fallout: Broken City, Fallout Van buren Remake, Fallout: Nuevo Mexico and Star Wars Open Worlds. On the other hand, we have these DLC-sized mods that you can grab and play right now: Fallout New California, Fallout: Free Cheyenne Demo, Fallout New Vegas: Out of Bounds and Fallout The Frontier.
Have fun!
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