Improved terrain textures (FNV - TTW)

For those who have not yet downloaded this mod, this mod helps to improve many aspects of the landscape. In particular, it reduces the seams of landscape textures that become most noticeable when using texture packs - both in Mojave and in the Capital Wasteland there are many seams of landscape textures that become very noticeable when using texture packs such as Poco Bueno, NMC's, Legacy Reborn and Nut's Landscapes. The textures of the landscape have a large number of seams, which become very noticeable when using packs. The main goal of this fashion is to smooth these transitions and reduce the number of seams as much as possible, while preserving the variety and natural appearance of textures. The mod will be constantly updated as new seams and improvements are detected. Features Maximize the seams in landscape textures. - (Hundreds of changes in Mojave and the Capital Wasteland) Improved the presentation, transition and layout of landscape textures to make them look more natural. Added logical landscape textures around objects so they fit better together. - (e.g. landscape textures with debris around large debris) Really sharp random corners in the landscape are softened - (we tried to minimize this for compatibility purposes). Installation order: It is highly recommended to keep this mod at the top of the installation order, just below vanilla.esms: This mod is compatible with all texture packs that change the texture of the landscape. This mod is compatible with Navmesh Overhaul Mod (Enhanced Artificial Intelligence). There are versions of Tale of Two Wastelands covering Mojave and the Capital Wasteland. yukichigai Unofficial patch - YUP, New Vegas Landscape Overhaul Re-Remastered, and patch for A World of (Less) Pain - A Lore Friendly AWOP Revision. These patches should be placed under this mod. This mod is not entirely compatible with mods that edit landscape records. These mods will still work, but you'll have to choose between my mods and the other mods. Therefore, I strongly recommend installing my plugins at the very top of the installation order, right after the vanilla .esms. This way, you can save most of the texture seam fixes my mod gives, while still keeping the necessary landscape edits from other mods. However, it can return some texture seams of the landscape from vanilla play or add new ones.