High Res Minor Named NPCs - MonstrrMagic Texture Series

⭐ ⭐⭐ (1,734 endorsements) 📥 288,842 downloads 📌 v1.0 📅 4/11/2023
⚪ Last updated 2023

By XilaMonstrr · Visuals and Graphics

⬇ Download Mod Source: Nexus Mods 📅 Updated: 4/11/2023 📅 Created: 4/11/2023
⚠️ Install Order · 6 steps
1🛠️ Cyber Engine Tweaks — Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) Download ↗
2🛠️ RED4ext — RED4ext (native plugin loader) Download ↗
3🛠️ redscript — redscript (scripting framework) Download ↗
4🧩 ArchiveXL — ArchiveXL (archive loader) Download ↗
5🧩 TweakXL — TweakXL (tweak framework) Download ↗
6🧩 Codeware — Codeware (UI framework) Download ↗

Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.

🔍 Analysis

  • 👍 0.6% endorsement rate
  • 🏆 #74 of 170 Visuals and Graphics mods in this game by downloads

📋 About This Mod

Because you deserve nice things!

High-resolution textures of Various Minor Named NPCs. Primarily includes face, cyberware and clothing textures.

I have upscaled all textures by 4x using chaiNNer and ESRGAN models, to a maximum of 4K.

Here is a partial list of included NPCs: Anthony Harris, Arif Iqbal, Brick, Capitan Reyes, Carol, Cassidy righter, Elizabeth and Jefferson Peralez, Gillean Jordan, Haru Kasai, Henry, Jeremiah Grayson, Joshua Stephenson, Kirk Sawyer, Kojima, Michiko, Mitch, Nix, Sobchuk, Steve Sanchez, Tiny Mike, Towfiq, and Ziggy Q

Installation

Cyberpunk loads archives in alpha numerical order, with numbers before letters. Archive names that come first get loaded last, meaning they will overwrite anything that comes after them.

If you want this to be overwritten by other mods, add a prefix of "ZZ" at the beginning of the mod archive name, and if you want it to overwrite other mods add a prefix of "00" at the beginning of the mod archive name

So what's with all these High-Res Texture Mods?

Cyberpunk relies heavily on post-processing and native upscaling for it's graphics. That means that most of the vanilla textures are very low resolution, with the game engine upscaling most of them at least 2x but as much as 32x the original, depending on your graphics settings.

That technique allows CDPR to package the game much smaller, but the quality of this on-the-fly upscaling is nowhere near what carefully trained and chosen upscale models can do with powerful AI software. Since vanilla textures are already being upscaled, there shouldn't be much of a difference in VRAM usage between these mods and putting your Texture Quality setting to High.

The biggest improvements are increased definition. CP77 relies heavily on normal maps for it's textures and then applying colors and effects to those normal maps. AI-upscaled normal maps greatly increase the definition of the detailing, allowing light and shadow to fall better.

Ok, I'm convinced. I want more. Gimme gimme.

Alright! Well stay tuned because I am planning to upscale nearly the entire game! For real!

It's going to be a well over a hundred mods when I'm done, basically a complete Next-Gen Graphics DLC. All my CP77 mods are here. You can track me on Nexus to get notified of new releases, but I am also packaging everything into Nexus Collections so you can get a one-click installation:

High-Res Graphics Pack - MAXIMUM

High-Res Graphics Pack - PERFORMANCE

Or, if you're looking for a more comprehensive overhaul collection, I recommend City of Dreams, which features most of my mods. It also has a 4K Graphics Pack

🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data

High Res Minor Named NPCs is a visual overhaul that applies AI upscaling to create high-resolution textures for minor named NPCs in Skyrim. With 1,734 endorsements and 288,842 downloads, it's a popular choice for players seeking sharper character details without changing gameplay.

✨ Key Features

AI upscaling enhances texture resolution for minor named NPCs
High-resolution retexture improves visual fidelity
Part of the MonstrrMagic Texture Series
Compatible with Skyrim's visual overhaul mods

📊 Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • Community favorite with 1,734 endorsements and nearly 300k downloads
  • Simple texture replacer—no gameplay changes, just better-looking NPCs
  • AI upscaling keeps the original art style while boosting clarity

⚠️ Cons

  • Only covers minor named NPCs—major characters like Serana or Delphine aren't touched
  • AI upscaling can sometimes introduce artifacts or over-sharpening on certain textures
  • Last updated in April 2023—might not be updated for the latest Skyrim patches, though texture mods usually remain compatible
🎯 Is This For You?
For Skyrim players who want their minor NPCs to look crisper without overhauling the whole game. If you're into visual fidelity and don't mind a texture-only mod, this is a solid pick. Skip if you're looking for gameplay changes or if you only care about main characters.
📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute

💡 Beginner Tips

  • Use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2 to install—it's a simple drag-and-drop, but a manager makes uninstalling easy.
  • Load order doesn't matter much for texture replacers, but place it after any mods that alter the same NPCs to ensure it takes effect.
  • If you're using an ENB, check that your texture quality settings are set to high to see the full benefit of the upscaled textures.

📊 Mod Details

Game
Cyberpunk 2077 Mods
Author
XilaMonstrr
Version
1.0
Downloads
288,842
Endorsements
1,734
Category
Visuals and Graphics
Created
4/11/2023
Updated
4/11/2023

🔧 How to Install Cyberpunk 2077 Mods

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