Increase the time between subsequent "You are carrying too much to be able to run" messages fEncumberedReminderTimer sets the time interval between subsequent "You are carrying too much to be able to run" messages when the player's inventory has exceeded its weight limit. Set this to the number of cores your CPU has, doubling that number if it has hyperthreading. The default value is 4, which is perfect for quad-core CPUs without hyperthreading. Disable or enable grass bDrawShaderGrass toggles the grass shader.
Enabling it enables grass, while disabling it will disable grass. It is recommended to be enabled. Disable windy grass movement Removes the wind speed on grass to cause them to remain static for a potential performance increase. It is recommended to be increased. The values given below were the maximum values that a difference was noticeable on vanilla Skyrim. Using the high values below may seriously affect performance, and it is recommended to tweak to somewhere between the very low default values and the high values given here.
Remove map menu blur The following settings will altogether remove blurring on the map menu. Lowering this produces better details on objects, especially river falls, but will cause the map to load slightly slower. It has been observed to sometimes cause infinite loading screens when loading saves where it was a higher value.
It is recommended to set this to 8. Increase the autosave limit iAutoSaveCount sets the maximum amount of autosaves allowed before removing the oldest autosave. Disable or enable dynamic trees fbEnableTrees toggles the "dynamic" rendering of trees. If disabled, all trees will be skinned and inanimate, using the "static" version of tree rendering, which also removes tree popping.
It seems to do the same thing as bEnableTreeAnimations. Disable or enable tree animations fUpdateBudget appears to control the amount of resources allocated to tree animations. If set to 0, tree animations will be effectively disabled while not causing all trees to be skinned. This may increase performance. It is recommended to remain enabled. It may be disabled on weak systems to reduce performance drops from killcam activation.
Enable or disable sky water reflections bReflectSky toggles sky reflections in the water. It can appear buggy sometimes when you move the camera, so it is recommended to be disabled. Disable or enable precipitation bPrecipitation toggles precipitation. Setting it to 0 will disable all rain and snow.
Change sun size fSunBaseSize sets the sun's base size. Setting it to 0 will remove the sun altogether, albeit the day will still be lit. Default is Increase or decrease sun glare fSunGlareSize sets the amount of sun glare. Setting this to 0 will not disable sun glare, and negative values act the same as positive values.
Extremely high values will cause a glare line. Change to windowed or full screen mode bFull Screen toggles the ability of the game to be rendered fullscreen. Setting this to 0 will cause Skyrim to launch in windowed mode.
Setting this to 1 will cause Skyrim to launch in full screen mode. Note, however, that there is a slight blurring applied to everything as a side effect. Remove shadows Setting the following will remove all shadows from Skyrim. It needs to be set to a high value in order to allow light to function indoors. Adjust screen resolution iSize H and iSize W set the resolution that the game will be rendered in pixels.
Adjust texture quality iTexMipMapSkip sets the texture quality determined by the number of mipmaps to skip. It is recommended to be set to 0 to preserve full texture fidelity. This is most noticeable under water, reducing visibility to realistic levels it looks clear otherwise.
Clouds never fade fSkyCellRefFadeDistance sets the distance for neverfade objects the references under a base element with the neverfade flag always show to maximum draw distance. This is most noticeable with clouds. In testing, more clouds could be seen on distant mountains when raising this value beyond the default, and stopped at about Therefore, since there is no noticeable performance drop for the added detail, it is recommended to set this to Adjust the amount of particle effects iMaxDesired sets the maximum amount of particles "desired" to be rendered.
This affects smoke, sparks, lights, and similar effects. The way it is designed, if set to 0, most of the time particles will not be seen, but sometimes they will "flare up," hence the "desired" part. This can be safely lowered to around without much visible effect, but will not improve performance.
Indeed, in testing, higher values tended to produce smoother frame rates. However, it may prove useful in reducing the amount of flickering that objects emitting a large number of particle effects are prone to in certain circumstances. Extremely high values can cause some windy snowstorms to become a little too severe. If increasing it to max it out, aim for around this number was arrived at by the misty, snowy conditions atop the Throat of the World. Disable or enable skinned trees bRenderSkinnedTrees toggles skinned trees.
They may be disabled for a performance increase while removing tree popping. The following INI tweaks are known to be harmful under certain circumstances, causing strange graphical anomalies at least or inducing CTDs at worst. Unfortunately, the setting is bugged, and causes distant scenery to flash if enabled. However, the setting merely causes the game to crash upon loading. Project Optimization improves Skyrim performance by occlusion culling, which means not rendering effects you can't see.
If you use a lot of serious lighting mods, like ENB and Realistic Lighting, then this mod can save you several frames per second. Realistic Humanoid Movement Speed. Sick of walking like a turtle and sprinting like a cheetah? This mod fixes the problem. Your movement speed is adjusted to more reasonable levels, from a brisk walk that lets you keep up with NPCs, to slower run speeds that make it challenging to escape from that cranky troll. This is a small mod, but it makes the game much less frustrating.
Performance Textures. This mod rezises and enhances the textures for armor, clothes, and weapons, making them both better looking while simultaneously making the file sizes smaller for improved performance. This is useful for users with low-end machines who still want to improve their graphics. The modder has done the same for animals and creatures. Performance Plus.
Performance Plus decreases the fidelity of particles, which provides an FPS boost. In most cases, such as snow, it's barely noticeable, and the slight degrading of particle textures is more than made up for by an increase in performance. The Choice is Yours. Lets the player be way more in charge of what quests they want.
Stops random auto-quest greetings from NPCs, stops books from giving auto-quests, and lets the player customize when they want to see certain quests become available. Full MCM support. Optimal experience paired with Timing Is Everything. Skyrim's map is functional but boring. A Quality World Map offers multiple ways to fix it. You can replace the map with a much more detailed world texture, with colors that help delineate the separate areas much more obviously, but there's also an option to have a paper map with a more Oblivion look if that's your thing.
Skyrim's original UI is, well, terrible. SkyUI makes it easier to use, more pleasant to read, and much more useful for sorting through your loot and menus. Most importantly, SkyUI adds a mod configuration menu to the pause screen, letting you tweak and adjust compatible mods including many on this list.
A lot of mods don't require SkyUI and will run just fine without it, but you'll get much more out of your mods if you have it. Using a keyboard and mouse for Skyrim means sometimes the game gets confused when you're selecting a dialogue option. You've noticed, surely, that sometimes when you choose a response the game thinks you've chosen a different one.
Skyrim's dialogue controls are weird and clunky, and this mod completely and thankfully fixes that. Set it to a value between 0 and 3, 0 to disable it. Set it to a value between Setting it to a lower value wil really improve your FPS but the shadows will render at a shorter distance. Mind that setting lower values will help game performance but will make the shadows look more pixelated. I suggest you to set it to 2, setting higher values will slow down the game, while setting lower values will make the shadows look worse.
I suggest you to set it to 0 to improve your performance a lot. Disable them to get a good FPS boost. Set it to ,, or Set it to a value between and Disable it to get more FPS. You'd better download Fraps and run it before adjusting your settings, to see which config gives you more FPS and update your video drivers.
It's recommended that you put TESV. Note: this is not suggested for old systems Also if you still don't get enough FPS or the games is not smooth, you can search the web for Skyrim Fps mods , this kind of mods will grant you a good fps boost.
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Also check out my other workshop items if you want. Pookie 11 Oct, am. Thank you very much for this simple information on game optimization forgive me if im not very good at computers but this guide really helped me a lot in giving more fps and the best part is the game looks very clean now without all these dark gotham city or any evil lair shadow features for buildings,etc.
Again thanks for this guide! Few games manage to capture the same travelling feel that so heavily characterizes this game. Septentrional Landscapes , developed for the Legendary Edition of the game, makes venturing even better. This mod improves landscape textures using 3D scans, which even come in 2K, 4K, and 8K resolutions. Your game will simply look gorgeous if you use this, making Easter egg hunting much more enjoyable since everything looks more organic.
You do need two additional mods by the same creator to bring snow and shores the same level of quality, however. Nevertheless, this mod alone requires 3. This mods adds a little village inspired by the Telvanni, one of the Great Houses of wizards who have mastered the arcane arts, in the far land of Morrowind.
To download this , you'll need 3. Overall, if you enjoy adding a little settlement area that's heavily stylized by magic, you should look into getting this mod. Tel Qahnaar also adds a variety of spells and weapons, which are always a plus. You can find some great texture mods for Skyrim that take up little space, especially when it comes to vanilla textures. The download for this particular mod is 3. Optimized Vanilla Textures is compatible with any other mod out there, and it simply compresses the game's default textures to make it run better.
This is a great mod if you like the way Skyrim looks, and only want to significantly boost its performance.
Adding more weapons to Skyrim is always fun, especially if you have a personal preference when it comes to swords. If you happen to have a special regard for eastern melee weapons, then this mod might be for you. Aka's World Of Weapons was made to showcase a user's personal creation, which seems to lack some optimization. Because of this, it doesn't come as a surprise that the download file for this mod is 4.
Although this mod comes with over 30 weapons, it's still a pretty heavy download. This painstaking project of comparing real-life photos to tweak in-game textures has resulted in one of the biggest Skyrim mods available on the Nexus Mods website.
This mod was last updated in March , so it's great to see that this is still being refreshed. The cosmetic mod covers everything in the Skyrim world, from NPCs and architecture to clothes, dungeons, weapons, and even clutter that you'd find scattered amongst the homes of Skyrim.
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