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For example, the SNOW mod is supposed to just deal with the snow winds, but throws in snowflakes for no real reason.

The trickiest part of this is when mods mess around with stuff they really shouldn't mess around with and don't tell you, nor is it obvious from the name/primary function.

What sucks in my situation is that I really don't think I have anything that should conflict with ELFX and cause my flickering, even if I got the order wrong. SMIM: Install before ELFX and overwrite anything from the above except for RIS, since it may come with new meshes for glaciers and icicles.ĮLFX: Install and overwrite everything, then put in the SMIM patch and overwrite again. Maybe install it last and look for conflicts with ELFX and if the filename sounds specific enough (like "ice.dds" and not "entireworld.dds"), just overwrite? If it's one of the mods that add refraction and stuff to make the ice fancier, it might actually mess around with lighting. RIS: Haven't used this one either, but I presume it's just a texture. Just overwrite whatever texture it may conflict with. I think I have to uninstall it now that I've noticed. (I wish there was a better one because this texture looks like dirty ass on vertical surfaces, like for example the walls of Windhelm. What does it actually do?īDS: This one's simple, since I have never seen any other mod touch this specific texture.

Terrain Bump: I haven't tried this one because, IMO, the screenshots look worse than vanilla. If you mean 2KHD, just overwrite whatever from it with whatever you want from below. Skyrim HD: You mean official HD or 2KHD? If official, just load whatever ESP files below it in the load order. Click to expand.Well, as a bit of an exercise for myself, let me give this a shot.