Modder ‘CleverCharff’ an HD Texture Pack for Skyrim Special Edition that covers virtually all of Skyrim’s towns and locations. This HD Texture Pack comes in 1K, 2K and 4K versions, and improves the textures for both exterior and interior places.
Going into more details, here are the towns and locations that the modder has overhauled.
- Apocrypha
- Castle Volkihar
- Caves
- Dawnguard
- Farmhouses and Farmtowns
- Forgotten Vale
- Forts and Dungeons
- High Hrothgar
- Markarth and Dwemer Ruins
- Mines
- Nordic Ruins
- Orc Stronholds
- Raven Rock
- Riften
- Sky Haven
- Solitude
- Soul Cairn
- Sovngarde
- Vale Ice
- Whiterun
- Windhelm
- Winterhold
- Locks
- Smelters (for SMIM)
- Ash piles
This mod is compatible with Project Clarity – Creature Textures Redone, Project Clarity – Effects Textures Redone, Project Clarity – Clutter Textures Redone, and Grass and Ground Overhaul SE Mod. It should also be compatible with Septentrional Landscapes SE or with this mod that overhauls the textures of almost all of the game’s races.
Additionally, you can use it with the Enhanced Blood Textures mod, which makes the game gorier and bloodier than ever. Furthermore, you can use it with this mod that overhauls its magic system by adding more than 200 new spells. Or you can use it with this mod that completely overhauls its enemy system.
You can download CleverCharff’s AIO HD Texture Pack from here. Below you can also find some screenshots showcasing the improved textures.
Enjoy!
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