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About this mod
Extracted UI elements turned into high-resolution .png to be used for your own fancy dividers or other Skyrim-themed image creations :)
- Permissions and credits
Ever wanted to create some Skyrim themed dividers and headers to be used for your own mod page but were unable to find the resources? Fret not, they have finally arrived!
Turns out that although people love to create fancy headers and dividers for their mod pages using Skyrim's UI elements, there's not actually any resource out there that allows people to easily get the files and use them.
To fix this I went into JPEXS Decompiler (GitHub link) and sifted through all the .sfw within Skyrim - Interface.bsa. Within these I extracted all the UI elements I could find, ensuring to not have duplicates, and exported them as .png at 1000% size. I also added the Futura font since that's the default Skyrim font. For another well-known and typical Skyrim front, install Sovngarde. Both fonts work amazingly.
TL;DR: I converted the difficult to read .sfw files into .pngs and compiled them into these folders
TIPS
EXAMPLES
I made the below image to use as a reference for how you could size your images for your own Nexus description page.
CREDITS
Bethesda for creating the elements extracted
Cat paws and icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
Turns out that although people love to create fancy headers and dividers for their mod pages using Skyrim's UI elements, there's not actually any resource out there that allows people to easily get the files and use them.
To fix this I went into JPEXS Decompiler (GitHub link) and sifted through all the .sfw within Skyrim - Interface.bsa. Within these I extracted all the UI elements I could find, ensuring to not have duplicates, and exported them as .png at 1000% size. I also added the Futura font since that's the default Skyrim font. For another well-known and typical Skyrim front, install Sovngarde. Both fonts work amazingly.
TL;DR: I converted the difficult to read .sfw files into .pngs and compiled them into these folders
TIPS
- Use GIMP, Krita, or Adobe Photoshop to create your headers/images/whatever
- For the gifs you can grab a specific frame to use - or use the gif in its entirety
EXAMPLES
I made the below image to use as a reference for how you could size your images for your own Nexus description page.
CREDITS
Bethesda for creating the elements extracted
Cat paws and icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
DISCLAIMER: I OWN NOTHING OF WHAT I UPLOADED HERE, ALL THESE ASSETS BELONG TO BETHESDA GAMES STUDIOS