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Skyrim needs smaller insects, its time to squash those oversized 2011 chonk bugs down to about half vanilla size.
Features:
Smaller butterflies, bees, dragonflies, torchbugs and moths
Does not touch bug models. This means it can be used with mesh replacers without compatibility issues.
Includes pre-patched plugins for USMP and More Critters.
Scale is approximately 50% of vanilla (with some variation in sizes) except for torchbugs which are down to around 15-20% of vanilla (those things were huge). I recommend using torch bugs with ENB light to still find them easily! (see images)
Notes:
Please let me know if there are any issues with any of the plugins! I've only tested USMP + More Critters and really don't know what I'm doing with scripts.
This is based on the smaller torchbugs .esp in Rally's Torchbugs which led me to the size script properties - without it I wouldn't have figured out how to do this.
Does not affect bug inventory models or bugs in jars - for that you need downscaled .nif replacers.