This mod replaces all textures of the coconut and date palm trees in Nehrim by high-resolution, more realistic-looking textures.
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Modification for the Oblivion Total Conversion "Nehrim - At Fate's Edge" by Xerus
This mod replaces all textures of the coconut and date palm trees in Nehrim by high-resolution, more realistic-looking textures. The base texture for the palm leaves was taken from the ego-shooter "Crysis".
Installation:
Copy the folders "Textures" and "Meshes" to "...\Nehrim\Data" - This will not overwrite any original files.
Version history:
v1.1 - Fixed the Mesh "datepalmltreefull.nif" so that the edges of the date palm tree leaves are no longer jagged - Removed the optional uncompressed texture "palmadadatteri.dds" because it is no longer significant
v1.0 - First Release
At this point many thanks to SureAI for the great Nehrim.