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About this mod
A simple retexture of the bells in Bells of Skyrim. Several options to choose from.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
This is a very simple mod. Just a retexture of the bells from the amazing mod Bells of Skyrim.
Credits
All the credit and praise goes to Vermunds for creating the mod and leaving the permissions open.
The textures are taken from various open sources.
Options
There are several texture options:
1. Bronze
2. Ornate bronze
3. Patina
4. Patina 2
I am willing to do other colors or textures, as long as I can get them. Or you may suggest a mod with unique textures which I can direct the paths to as a patch without overstepping permissions.
Potential Issues
My bronze bells are too shiny!
This is an unfortunate issue. You will probably not encounter it if you have Ancient Dwemer Metal, which alters the cubemaps for Dwemer metal. If you don't use this mod, however, depending on your setup, the bells might be way too shiny. For that reason, I added an optional version to fix it. But since Ancient Dwemer Metal has very strictly closed permission, you will need to do some tinkering on your end, unfortunately. Here is the how to:
1) Download Ancient Dwemer Metal as well as the Shine fix version of this mod
2) Look inside Ancient Dwemer Metal mod and locate the file named 'bronze_e' it's in 'textures/cubemaps'
3) Take the file and paste it into the empty folder of the shine fix mod. Into 'textures/metal'
4) Leave only the edited shine fix installed :)
5) Profit
I'm sorry this is more complicated for certain setups, but unfortunately, given the permissions, there's not much I can do. I didn't realize it would behave this way on other setups before my friend alerted me to the issue. The only proper fix that really took the shine down was this, unfortunately. You can see the difference in the screenshots by Vivifriend in user screens.
Thanks
Thanks to Vivifriend for testing and finding the shiny issue :) And also thanks to Kiwi for the pretty screenshots :)
Screenshots
My screenshots: Re-Engaged ENB with personal edits. Bunch of stuff. Ask in comments if you like something and I hope I will find where it came from :D
Kiwi's screenshots: Re-Engaged ENB along with a personal Re-Shade preset. Textures of the wood come from an old version of Tamriel Reloaded.
Credits
All the credit and praise goes to Vermunds for creating the mod and leaving the permissions open.
The textures are taken from various open sources.
Options
There are several texture options:
1. Bronze
2. Ornate bronze
3. Patina
4. Patina 2
I am willing to do other colors or textures, as long as I can get them. Or you may suggest a mod with unique textures which I can direct the paths to as a patch without overstepping permissions.
Potential Issues
My bronze bells are too shiny!
This is an unfortunate issue. You will probably not encounter it if you have Ancient Dwemer Metal, which alters the cubemaps for Dwemer metal. If you don't use this mod, however, depending on your setup, the bells might be way too shiny. For that reason, I added an optional version to fix it. But since Ancient Dwemer Metal has very strictly closed permission, you will need to do some tinkering on your end, unfortunately. Here is the how to:
1) Download Ancient Dwemer Metal as well as the Shine fix version of this mod
2) Look inside Ancient Dwemer Metal mod and locate the file named 'bronze_e' it's in 'textures/cubemaps'
3) Take the file and paste it into the empty folder of the shine fix mod. Into 'textures/metal'
4) Leave only the edited shine fix installed :)
5) Profit
I'm sorry this is more complicated for certain setups, but unfortunately, given the permissions, there's not much I can do. I didn't realize it would behave this way on other setups before my friend alerted me to the issue. The only proper fix that really took the shine down was this, unfortunately. You can see the difference in the screenshots by Vivifriend in user screens.
Thanks
Thanks to Vivifriend for testing and finding the shiny issue :) And also thanks to Kiwi for the pretty screenshots :)
Screenshots
My screenshots: Re-Engaged ENB with personal edits. Bunch of stuff. Ask in comments if you like something and I hope I will find where it came from :D
Kiwi's screenshots: Re-Engaged ENB along with a personal Re-Shade preset. Textures of the wood come from an old version of Tamriel Reloaded.