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or you can even simply hit the "Deploy" button in Vortex and if it does not throw a fit you should be good.
For terrain LOD, you still need xlodgen. One of these days, I'll do some before and after pics of all this stuff, ranging from 2560x1440 to 3840x2160. I've got access to a few more monitors now. But here's something that might help:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2696261729
That's with Dyndolod and Texgen set to 1440p. xlodgen was more-or-less set to whatever STEP recommended.[stepmodifications.org]
You mean Dyndolod 3? If so, I tried that... is the installation now almost the same as Dyndolod 2? I tried 3 but it gave errors about my installed mods, really annoying, I stopped it.
In my screenshots, I have Tamrielic Textures overwriting Dyndolod Resources. Sheson says you're generally not supposed to do that, though. This is one of those things where I need to do screenshot comparisons to see what's happening. Dyndolod's output is overwriting everything else, though, of course.