Skurkbro's Retexture Project - 2K And Optimized

A simple modification of the original mod Skurkbro's Retexture Project to be in 2K, to provide both better performance and less disk space usage. I take no credits over this work and only share it so users can enjoy it for themselves and in modlists/collections. This mod is done in respect of the given permissions which are fully open. If the author someday decides to come back and update himself to 2K or do other modifications, I will either remove this if this becomes redundant, or update it according to what gets changed.

SRP Starfield is a Texture mod that replaces vanilla Textures with brand new Photoscanned Textures in higher resolution which will make your game look really crisp and much more detailed. These Textures has been fine tuned in all its Texture & color-maps to slot in perfect and give you the same feeling as the vanilla look. This mod is now in 2K resolution. 4K variant (original mod) can be found here.

No AI Upscaling was used in this mod

WARNING

This mod may be incompatible with certain DLSS-3 / FrameGen mods, and may cause blackscreen / flickering & blurry-Textures issues. I personally can't do anything about this until a fix is made public by another Texture-Mod Author. I don't own a NVIDIA 40 series card, so I can't experiment and bugshoot it.

This mod is currently a work in progress and will be updated overtime. You can check the progress here before You download if You want to know what the mod currently covers.

Architecture (Towns/Cities)

-New Atlantis (90%)

-Akila (55%)

Architecture (Universal)

-Concrete (90%)

-Wood (90%)

-Metal (0%)

Landscape (Ground)

-Dirt (100%)

-Grass (100%)

-Gravel (100%)

-Moss (100%)

-Sand (100%)

-Snow (100%)

-Rock (100%)

-Manmade (100%)

-Misc (70%)

-Volcanic (40%)

1. Preparation

You wanna locate the StarfieldCustom.ini which belongs in one of these (not both),

(Vanilla)     "#DRIVE:/Users/#Name/Documents/My Games/Starfield"

(Modded)  "#DRIVE:/#Program Files/Steam/Steamapps/Common/Starfield"

(the # will be different on each system, so it's almost impossible to predict)

The (Vanilla) is probably where it's located unless You installed a Mod that changes the Mods boot location from Documents to the Games rootfolder. If the file doesn't exists in either folder, simply create a text document and name it StarfieldCustom.ini

Remember to enable file extension in Windows and name it exacly as spelled: "StarfieldCustom.ini"

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