The Omnibus - Terrain Complex Parallax AiO

The Omnibus

This is a collection of all of the terrain parallax textures I have released in one easy download. Covering all the terrain in base vanilla Skyrim with high quality textures.

Other mods that can be seen in the screenshots are:

Nature of the Wild Lands

A few terrain textures have been tweaked from the original releases. The fieldgrass texture that can be seen a lot in the tundra now is more vanilla color aka brown. Some changes to snow textures as well please use Simplicity of Snow or Better Dynamic Snow V2 with the snow textures. They fix the snow shaders.

Installation

Simply install as you would any other texture mod, use any of your preferred mod organizers or drop it into your data folder.

To uninstall just unclick or delete it from your LO/data folder.

Common Questions

Why is there no _p. files? Doesn't parallax need _p. files?

Not needed for terrain parallax to function. This is because the height map (what makes parallax bumpy) is read from the diffuse now instead of needing it's own separate file. Sometimes using a _P file is a better option depending on what you're working on, but for this mod it isn't needed.

How do I use parallax? Do I need an ENB?

ENB is one way to get parallax into your game and it's probably the simplest route to do so (imo bc I am just really familiar with ENB). If you are using an ENB already but parallax isn't enabled all you need to do is go into your ENBseries.ini file and:

EnableTerrainParallax=true

EnableComplexParallax=true

EnableComplexTerrainParallax=true

EnableTerrainBlending=true

If parallax still isn't working in your game be sure to clear your enbcache.

There are other parallax settings in there regarding shadows, that is up to you if you want to enable that and if it gives you a performance hit. Parallax in general isn't super performance heavy it's ENB that can be depending on settings enabled, so you should be fine with just the parallax side of things, but everyone's pc is different.

How to use parallax if you don't use ENB (and I may need some correction on this from people that actually use parallax without ENB because I don't want to get the steps wrong)