This mod replaces the standard ward texture with a more transparent one. The ward effect is still visible but does not obscure your vision as much.
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Transparent Wards
A problem when playing with higher Field of view values is that the wards tend to obscure your vision way too much, therefore i simply replaced the standard ward texture with a completely transparent one to make it easier to see what you're doing while using the spell. The "magic veil"-effect is still there but the ward itself is completely see-through.
Installation
Just install it with a mod manager of your choice, although MO2 is recommended. You could also manually install it by unpacking the downloaded .zip file and placing it in your 'Skyrim Special Edition/Data' folder. To uninstall it, just remove the file or uncheck it in your mod manager.
Compatibility
If you're using another mod that effects the visual appearance of spells, this mod might not be compatible with it. If you want this texture replacer to work, it needs to be loaded after the other texutre replacers. Other than that, I don't see why there should be any other compatibility issues.
