
Here are my thoughts on whether to use 2k or 4k textures: It depends on how much you stare at it. The sorting and categorization probably won't be perfect, but it should be good enough to make the list more readable. In this list, I'll have it broken down into categories. To handle overwrites efficiently, I generally start with the mods that change a lot of textures, so that by the end, I'm installing things that only change 1-2 items at a time.

Since it's all textures, it won't be complicated to install. However, I am pretty pleased with the way my game looks, and thought I'd share. I'm not saying they're the absolute best, nor am I saying that they're the only options, nor am I saying that you ought to use them.

I saw a pretty popular post last week, asking about recommendations for textures and other visual enhancements. Sorry for any confusion about the contents of this post. It will not cover creatures and player items like weapons, clothing, armor, and chems, nor will it cover character mods like CBBE. This will cover things in the world - landscapes, plants, buildings, weather, lighting, and an ENB. You'll also have to uninstall any of Hein84's previous mods before installing the All in One, or risk not being able to run the game at all.Immediate Edit: I guess I should have used a more specific title. To better suit your personal PC, there is also a 'Best Choice' version which balances texture quality and performance, or 'Best Performance' version to make sure the game runs smoothly with the mod installed. The mod is available on the Mod Nexus page, and is available in 1K, 2K, or 4K versions. You can also scale the mode up and down to best suit the power of your gaming setup.Ĭheck out the two comparison images below of Vanilla Fallout 4, and what the game looks like with the mod installed. The Vivid Fallout-All in One adds more realistic, weathered textures to the overall environment, making the post-apocalyptic Boston wasteland feel even more rough-and-tumbled, but also gorgeous.

Hein84 even claims that their richer textures are less demanding on a graphics card than Fallout 4's vanilla texture. Now they've released a compilation of their texture mods available all in a single package, which you can install to add a more realistic, and deeper texture to your Fallout 4 game.

Is there something you think we should be reporting on? Email is a well-known modder who's known for making some stellar Fallout 4 texture mods.
