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Fallout 4 AI-Enhanced NeuraLOD Texture Pack Improves Level of Detail

A new Fallout four texture pack has been released recently, improving the game'southward visual quality considerably.

The new Fallout 4 texture pack is an AI-enhanced texture pack chosen NeuraLOD. It introduces a big number of new textures which improve the level of particular of objects considerably with almost no impact on performance.

Fallout four NeuraLOD uses auto learning to upscale and raise vanilla LOD and so surface details "pop" better, increasing perceived fidelity of faraway objects (not landscape).

At that place are 2 versions:

  • Main file - provides regenerated LOD for Fallout 4 Far Harbor, Nuka World and the Republic with much higher texture resolution (8192x4096 atlas files replacing a 4096x2048 vanilla atlas). If you are using any mod that ships LOD itself  (Greenery mods, landscape changes then on) this is probably not the file for you. Y'all want to regenerate LOD in this example.
  • Resources file- provides simply the upscaled LOD textures to fuel your own run of FO4LODGen with higher-quality assets. Read how to generate object LOD here.

Vanilla object LOD textures are mostly 256x256 in size. Fallout iv NeuraLOD uses a neural network (which was trained to upscale photography) to upscale and denoise these files to 512x512 then runs them through a pass of light acuminate filters for added crispiness.

Performance touch is not measurable on a GTX 980 (4GB). The VRAM usage increase should be around fifty-100 MByte then if your system has less than 4 GB this is probably not for you.

You can download the new Fallout iv texture pack by heading over to Nexus Mods.

Fallout four is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox Ane in all regions.

Source: https://wccftech.com/fallout-4-neuralod-texture/

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