Experimenting with grass LOD generation. Doesn't work well with all grass mods and usually comes with a big performance hit. But with Cathedral Landscapes I'm close to 60 fps on a 4060. Absolutely playable!
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2025
11 points (100.0% liked)
Skyrim Mods
2242 readers
5 users here now
This is a place to talk all about Skyrim Mods!
Rules:
1 | Keep discussions centered around Skyrim modding.
- If you want general discussion around the game, check out the communities at the bottom of the sidebar!
2 | Keep discussions civil and friendly!
- We strive to keep a safe and friendly community!
3 | Tag NSFW content as such.
- There are tons of NSFW Mods, but some people browse at work or around family and friends, they don't want to see your Khajiit titty mod!
4 | Memes are allowed on Thursdays, just keep them focused on Skyrim Modding!
- Sometimes we just need a break from dealing with our mod lists!
5 | English Only.
- Other languages makes it much more difficult to moderate.
Community Resources:
List of Modding Resources/Modding Guides
Other Communities:
founded 2 years ago
MODERATORS
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
Sadly, AFAIK it's still necessary to build a grass cache before generating grass LODs, unpractical for my ever changing and huge modlist
Yes you have to generate a grass cache and run TexGen and run Dyndolod all of which produce output based on your specific load order so it is something you would normally do when it is "finalised". My problem is that as soon as I "finalise" a modlist I get a craving for Vanilla, maybe with just a few fixes, and maybe a lighting mod, and maybe...