Rename xLODGen.exe to LODGen.exe (TES5LODGen.exe for example) or start with command line parameter -fnv, -fo3, -fo4, -fo4vr, -tes5, tes5vr, -sse, -enderal, -enderalse All other files with the same filenames are the same as the latest version of 圎dit.) Make sure to overwrite older LODGen.exe/LODGen圆4.exe TexConv.exe/TexConv圆4.exe in Edit Scripts. (Pro users can merge with existing 圎dit installation. Unzip into a dedicated folder outside of any game and Steam folders or special Windows folders like Program Files.
This is for experienced mod authors and users that know how to use 圎dit, xLODGen or DynDOLOD already. This is a beta of LODGen/Edit with terrain LOD meshes and textures generation. I`m happy with just slower general leveling pace that would still work 100 hours in (since this is my 1st playthrough I don`t know how it all looks -mid or -end game. However I`d rather not attempt to tweak particular skills, "build" wise, if that makes sense. I play as a sneaky archer type who uses one handed and some magic. My question is: what`s the simplest possible way to slow down leveling using SCU - or are there any other recommended mods for that? (there`s a few, like Gentler Leveling on Nexus but I`m unsure how reliable these are) I checked some guides and docs and they are complex too, concentrating on particular builds. Then there`s the fear that if i mess up it might only become obvious after many hours of play, due to teh nature of this game (I only realised Oblivion leveling was broken after nearly 50 hrs in). Partially due to IRL reasons (high stress and information overload atm), also maths - even simple - was never my forte. It seems powerful and most popular, so it`s clearly a way to go, however I find it quite overwhelming. I looked around and of course arrived at Skyrim Community Uncapper. Well, at least it seems so - I only cleared that initial Mine and found the Golden Claw, but I`m already level 5. However now I played it for a bit, one thing stands out: I level up too fast. Over last two weeks I managed to get a fairly stable modded Skyrim going, mostly thanks to awesome S.T.E.P guides.
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