In the past i used DynDolod (and it works great - HUGE thanks to the creator) but for my own dumb reasons decided not to keep it any further. (One of them is the performance hit i got)
I read around a lot of discussions on the subject of using DynDolod ... and to not bother anyone any further.
I could not find any straight info on the subject of using only TexGen to just generate textures from my current graphical mods that are used. The thing that i cannot really get is - Do I need DynDolod Resources and LOD packs for my currently installed graphical overhauls to generate only textures with TexGen or I don`t need them and just start TexGen ... wait for the magic to happen and install the output ?
And as a side question ... After a generated output from DynDolod and Texgen is installed ... do I keep the same files (the resources and the lod packs) in the load order or they are not needed ?
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Virenengel
Hello to all
In the past i used DynDolod (and it works great - HUGE thanks to the creator) but for my own dumb reasons decided not to keep it any further. (One of them is the performance hit i got)
I read around a lot of discussions on the subject of using DynDolod ... and to not bother anyone any further.
I could not find any straight info on the subject of using only TexGen to just generate textures from my current graphical mods that are used. The thing that i cannot really get is - Do I need DynDolod Resources and LOD packs for my currently installed graphical overhauls to generate only textures with TexGen or I don`t need them and just start TexGen ... wait for the magic to happen and install the output ?
And as a side question ... After a generated output from DynDolod and Texgen is installed ... do I keep the same files (the resources and the lod packs) in the load order or they are not needed ?
Thanks in advance!
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