Fallout 4 high resolution texture pack
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Fallout 4’s high resolution texture pack has been released, and it’s free for the taking—though it requires a hefty chunk of hard drive space and the recommended specs are steep, calling for a GTX 1080 with 8 GB. I don’t quite meet those requirements (I have a 980), but I still wanted to take a look at the new textures, see how they compared to the standard ones, and find out how much of a performance hit I’d take.
I actually had to download the 58 GB texture pack twice—the first time, it didn’t seem to activate, and when I checked the Fallout 4 DLC tab in Steam, it said it wasn’t installed even though I’d just spent an hour waiting for it to download. I checked the box, and it began downloading all over again. So, I waited another hour.
The second time I tried, I couldn’t immediately tell if the high resolution textures were in place, but as I walked around in the game carefully peering at things, I gradually began to notice a difference. Sort of. Check out the images below, and slide the vertical bar back and forth to compare the images. The original textures are on the left, the high resolution textures are on the right. There are links to full-size images below each slider.
Full-size version here. I started in Diamond City. You can see the main difference in this shot is the texture on the canopy, which is a bit more detailed. Not much else is different, at least that I can see. Huh.
I headed to my settlement at the drive-in, because I wanted to see if the textures on my various suits of power armor had been upgraded.
Full-size version here. While I didn’t see much of a change on the armor, or even on the armor crafting frames, I did notice the rusting steel beams along the ceiling in the background looked a bit different.
So, I walked over and stared at the ceiling.
Full-size version here. Not only is there greater detail in the rusting beams, you can clearly see the wood grain in the ceiling fan. If you’re a fan of looking up at ceilings while you play Fallout 4, this should make you happy.
This next one had me scratching my head. There were clearly some changes, though I can’t really say that one is better than the other.
Full-size version here. Hmm. The puddle is a little different? The dead grass looks like it has moved a bit? I don’t know. Nothing I ever would have noticed unless I took two pictures from the same spot. For wet broken pavement and a pile of garbage, I think both versions look perfectly lovely.
I head off to Prydwn, the Brotherhood of Steel’s airship, to squint at some steel.
Full-size version here. Again, I wind up focusing on the wrong thing. I assumed the wheelchair would look a bit different with the high-res textures, but the changes actually wind up being the wall behind it, and the floor, both of which show much greater detail.
How about Nick Valentine’s office? Nick isn’t there—I can’t recall where I left him, probably on a farm or something—but I nose around his desk for a while.
Full-size version here. Nick’s desk shows a bit more detail in the chipped paint, though nothing else looks like it’s changed.
I could go on, but walking around staring at things, taking a picture, saving the game, quitting the game, then starting the game again to take another picture with slightly different textures is about as boring as it sounds. I think you get the idea—some things look a little more detailed, some things don’t appear to have changed at all.
Also, the only way I can figure out how to disable the high res texture pack once I’ve installed it is by using Nexus Mod Manager. Bethesda, in its announcement post, said you can disable the texture pack using the game’s launcher menu, but I don’t see any way to do that.
Update: Bethesda responded to the above paragraph, suggesting that the DLC can be enabled and disabled via Steam. The easiest way (I found) to do that is by right-clicking Fallout 4 in your Steam library, choosing properties, navigating to the DLC tab, and checking/unchecking the ‘install’ box for the texture pack. I’d only point out that I did that after initially downloading the pack (as I said earlier) and when I rechecked the box it made me re-download the whole thing a second time. Honestly, I think it’s easier to do with Nexus Mod Manager, especially if you’re already using mods, since you can just check/uncheck the file there, but take your pick.
As for performance, I ran around for a while, specifically around the Medford Memorial Hospital area, because there are tons of ghouls on the streets nearby, and tons of mutants outside of the hospital, and at least three tons of mutants inside the hospital. With the texture pack enabled, I didn’t notice much of a performance hit. Fallout 4 is capped at 60 FPS anyway, and with the original textures I rarely dip below that. With the high-res textures enabled, I played for a good fifteen minutes and rarely saw my FPS drop below 55.
My verdict? Well, I do like the increased detail, though it certainly doesn’t look like all of the textures have higher resolution versions. I’m not sure it’s something I’d really notice unless I was creeping around specifically to take pictures. And, losing a few frames every now and then isn’t a huge deal. But!
My main issue is the 58 GB of space this texture pack takes up. The drive I keep my games on is 465 GB, and while that feels pretty roomy I still do have to delete games fairly often to make room for new ones. Throw in video captures and screenshots, and even with a drive double that size one could run out of space pretty quickly. It’s worth it if you really like detailed metal surfaces, or you’re trying to take fancy screenshots, but I’d rather use the space to keep another game installed.
Fallout 4: High Resolution Texture Pack
для v1.9.4.0.1 и выше
Дата выпуска: 6 февраля 2017
Жанр: Action, Shooter, RPG, 3D
Разработчик: Bethesda Game Studios
Издательство: Bethesda Softworks
Платформа: PC
Движок: Creation Engine
Пользовательские оценки в Steam: 64% обзоров пользователей – положительные (705 рецензий)
Тип издания: Repack
Системные требования:
ОС: Windows 7 и выше (только 64 бита!)
Процессор: Intel Core i7-5820K и лучше
Память: 8 Гб
Видео: GTX 1080 8GB или лучше
DirectX: 11
Место на диске: +58 Гб (до 63 Гб на время установки репака)
Описание:
Посмотрите на Пустошь по-другому с официальным набором текстур высокого разрешения для Fallout 4! Весь игровой мир – от разрушенных зданий в Лексингтоне до берегов Фар-Харбора – обретает новые краски.
Не рекомендуется к установке на системах с размером видеопамяти менее 6 Гб.
Особенности репака
Репак текстурного пака основан на Steam-релизе: 58.3 Гб
Для установки требуется версия игры v1.9.4.0.1 и выше. Не установится на более ранние версии игры и с какой-то вероятностью не установится на более новые версии игры (проверено до v1.10.50.* включительно)
100% Lossless и MD5 Perfect: все файлы после установки идентичны оригинальному релизу с точностью до бита
НИЧЕГО не вырезано, НИЧЕГО не перекодировано
Существенно улучшено сжатие (с 58.3 до 30.6 Гб)
Установка занимает: ~50 минут на 8 ядрах и SSD; ~1.5 часа на 4 ядрах и HDD; до 2х часов на 2 ядрах и HDD
После инсталляции игра распухнет на дополнительные 58.3 Гб (до 63 Гб на время установки репака)
После установки доступна опция проверки контрольных сумм всех файлов, чтобы убедиться, что репак установился нормально
Для установки репака требуется минимум 2 Гб свободной оперативной памяти (включая виртуальную)
В репаке используется библиотека ZTool от Razor12911
[Repack] by FitGirl
ВНИМАНИЕ! Проверьте ваши файлы игры перед скачиванием и установкой репака
Чтобы не тратить зря трафик, перед скачиванием репака убедитесь, что ваша версия совместима с ним. Для этого:
1) Скачайте этот ZIP-архив: или http://sendfile.su/1309287
2) Распакуйте архив в корень установленной игры
3) Запустите “Verify files before installation.bat”
4) Если все файлы прошли проверку – вы можете установить текстуры на вашу версию игры
Если хотя бы один файл не прошел проверку – текстуры не установятся, ищите другие варианты.
Скриншоты инсталлятора
Официальные скриншоты
Собственные скриншоты из репака
Проблемы с установкой и запуском репаков? (не только моих)
Если при установке моих или любых других репаков у вас возникают ошибки (особенно Xdelta или с Unarc.dll), попробуйте следующие действия:
Перехешируйте торрент! – например в uTorrent нужно выбрать игру, нажать стоп, нажать правую кнопку мыши и выбрать “Форсировать проверку” (Force re-check).
Убедитесь, что в вашем имени пользователя в Windows нет русских или других нелатинских букв – допустимы только латинские буквы и цифры
Отключите антивирус – он может ложно срабатывать на лекарства, чем либо прервет установку репака, либо просто не даст запустить игру
Отключите UAC – он может блокировать программы распаковки/сборки внутри инсталлятора
Убедитесь, что размер виртуальной памяти (файл подкачки) у вас не менее объема физической памяти, а лучше – вдвое больше.
Убедитесь, что на целевом жестком диске, а также на диске с временными файлами Windows у вас достаточно места.
Попробуйте установить игру НЕ на диск C:, либо наоборот – НА диск C:, если на другой не ставится – права в Windows штука такая…
Посмотрите, нет ли в системной папке Windows (и глубже) файла unarc.dll. Если он есть – удалите его
Запустите инсталлятор с правами, как показано на картинке (меню “Свойства” при нажатии правой кнопки мыши на файле):
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Finally, along with this texture pack update you need to make sure you are using the latest game patch. The game was just updated to 1.9.4.0.0, you must make sure it updates for the texture pack to work.
Taking Screenshots and Viewing the High Resolution Textures – Important!
While testing we found a few quirks we want you to keep in mind if you are trying to find differences between the default textures and the High Resolution Textures in this game. The first one is obvious, make doubly sure the High Resolution Textures are installed. We’ve seen people in our forums with issues trying to get this installed and knowing if it is installed truly or not. Use the suggestions we posted above for that.
If you are wanting to compare the game’s default textures with the High Resolution Textures we suggest first taking all your screenshots before installing the High Resolution Texture Pack. We have heard from others on our forum that simply “Un-Checking” High Resolution Texture Pack will not fully disable the High Resolution Textures. You will need to go as far as to manually delete the “DLCUltraHighResolution.ESM” file itself to ensure this. If you are un-checking the High Resolution Textures and thinking you are now viewing just the default textures, you may not actually be doing so. This could create people posting screenshots that aren’t depicting what is true.
What we did for our testing is to install the game fresh on another hard drive and not even install the High Resolution Texture Pack at first. First we took all our screenshots without the texture pack even installed to make sure no remnants got in its way. Then we installed the texture pack and took new screenshots, this worked perfectly.
We found that when loading a game from our saved game lists it took up to 10 seconds most of the time to load in all of the texture detail and the level of detail and meshes to set correctly. In some cases we had loads as long as 15 seconds just sitting there waiting for the textures to “catch up.”
What this means is that you cannot snap your screenshot immediately upon loading your saved game, you will only be capturing the default game texture. Wait 10+ seconds, then snap your screenshot so that the right textures are all loaded in. This is on an SSD mind you, so it could take even longer on a spinning disk. This seems to be directly related to hard drive loads.
Finally, the idea of High Resolution Textures is that it improves texture detail up-close. If you are looking at or snapping screenshots of textures far away, or with great landscape view distances you aren’t going to see much of a difference. However, if you look up-close at textures at the detail and clarity and quality you will find this is where the changes take place the most. Therefore, the distance to the object or texture makes a big difference on how much of a difference you actually notice.
Keep all these things in mind as you test the texture quality yourself and you should be successful. We have a feeling most people out there who have compared image quality in this game already might not have taken these things into account. If not, they might be representing false comparisons.