Any recommendations for grass / tree mods?

[Jonny Sparta]

So many things to look over just figured I'd ask about this one for now.

Thanks :)

[trey]

A Forest

[FedEx Noelle]

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/16509
My favorite
Probably the least demanding one too. Makes the Commonwealth more foresty overall. A few glitches and dirty edits though.

Also be sure to read the "how to install" section and for good god above do the .INI edits it tells you to do .

[Jonny Sparta]

Originally posted by ACCORD_3.5:

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/16509
My favorite
Probably the least demanding one too. Makes the Commonwealth more foresty overall. A few glitches and dirty edits though.

Also be sure to read the "how to install" section and for good god above do the .INI edits it tells you to do .

In order to get lush and dense looking forest, like in the screenshots, you must add the line "bUseCombinedObjects=0" to the GENERAL section in your Fallout4.ini

-from the mod page.

Isn't that disabling precombines? If so I recall that being a very bad idea for performance. Though I suppose most tree mods are going to hurt a bit. Thanks for the suggestion I shall take a look. :)

[hawkeye]

Originally posted by eMp4th:

A Forest

A Forest is worth getting. I use it with an old version of BNS and an edited version of Autumn Overhaul.

A Forest was taken off nexus due to mod thievery. It's new home is a discord mentioned on Adshield's user profile on nexusmods. I believe the owner is a steam curator.

www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/users/13153775

[FedEx Noelle]

Originally posted by Jonny Sparta:

Originally posted by ACCORD_3.5:

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/16509
My favorite
Probably the least demanding one too. Makes the Commonwealth more foresty overall. A few glitches and dirty edits though.

Also be sure to read the "how to install" section and for good god above do the .INI edits it tells you to do .

In order to get lush and dense looking forest, like in the screenshots, you must add the line "bUseCombinedObjects=0" to the GENERAL section in your Fallout4.ini

-from the mod page.

Isn't that disabling precombines? If so I recall that being a very bad idea for performance. Though I suppose most tree mods are going to hurt a bit. Thanks for the suggestion I shall take a look. :)

I never ran into any issues with it while playing it on my old rig. Which had an RX 480 and a Ryzen 3 1300x. Floated around playable FPS's. Idk about what effect it'd had on your PC.

[Sybarine]

"Natural Green - Grass Shrubs and Trees"
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10658

It isn't over the top and feels like it should be in the vanilla game. Changes the overall mood of the game to not be completely hopeless. Easy to use, no FPS drop and the Commonwealth still feels like a wasteland, just not a completely barren one. Love this one.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Honestly it's old af but the 4 seasons mod that just re-textures stuff around gives the game some real world feeling.

The winter files make it feel 100% differently and pairs well with the christmas mods

same for autumn and halloween mods

summer and spring mods just for overall feeling every other day.

[neddy3135]

I've been using '' FO4 Seasons ( I've been using the summer version ) and it's matching grass '' add-on '' grass mod for a few months now with no FPS drops on a high end gaming laptop .

[halfmonkey]

^^^Commonwealth Conifers is great. It adds enough evergreen trees to make the Commonwealth actually look more like New England.

It works well with True Grass for a "200 years since the war" level of greenery. True Grass basically puts grass objects on every flat texture that depicts grass (which can result in some weird placement,) but it is also kind of a frame rate killer unless you do some tweaking.

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/23469

[therussmeister]

+1 for FO4 Seasons.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Originally posted by therussmeister:

+1 for FO4 Seasons.

Huh glad im not the only one who uses it still.

[Jonny Sparta]

I'll take a look at those, thanks for the suggestions :)