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Thorham

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  1. Share Your Rig!

    At least I can play skyrim
  2. Share Your Rig!

    You bunch of n00bz with your n00b systems, here's a REAL rig:   CPU: Amd A4-3400 APU GPU: Amd Radeon HD 6450 RAM: 4 GiB Mobo: Biostar A55MLV PSU: Cooler Master 460 watt HD1: Western Digital 465.75 Gib HD2: Seagate 931.51 Gib  
  3. That's what I thought.   Anyway, thanks
  4. No, but it seems not to be necessary to install anything other than a few files from the XP32 archive. This is what I tried first, and it worked. I wouldn't be surprised if those other mods are only needed for some of the XP32 options.
  5. Perhaps you're right, but I'll happily take that change if it means that I don't have to install Realistic Ragdolls and Fores New Idles.
  6. Thanks   It seems that this skeleton works without the specified requirements.
  7. [SYSTEM SPEC] Can I run it?

    There's some things you can do to try and get Skyrim to run in a playable manner. I myself use some mods to run Skyrim on an Amd 3400 Apu with 6450 graphics card. HialgoBoost: http://www.hialgo.com/Downloads.html SKSE (Hialgo needs this): http://skse.silverlock.org/ Reduced vanilla textures: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/14504/?#content Be sure to download the Skyrim version of HialgoBoost, and not the universal one. HialgoBoost also has an .ini file in which you can tweak some settings. A good one is setting the default resolution to 50% to start with. If you're having problems with that, just ask.   Hialgo is great when it works on your system. It removes stuttering and has the option to reduce the 3D rendering resolution. After installing these, turn down all the game settings as much as possible.   As for script heavy mods, realize that Skyrim has over 10000 scripts already. A few more won't hurt if they're not heavy.
  8. That's strange, because when I import CBBE into 3dsmax, I can see the same kind of flaw I see in the game. What you're saying does make sense. I tried fixing this, and succeeded in removing the effect. Shows up fine in 3dsmax, but fails in-game. Would be nice if the game could use the normals from the nifs somehow.
  9. CBBE has buggy vertex normals.  
  10. Show your Skyrim counterpart...

    That sucks At least you can use the console to get a character's level back.