Work on The Witcher 3 HD Reworked Project mod is proceeding smoothly, and plenty of improved textures are coming to the popular role-playing game very soon.
Not too long ago, modder HalkHoganPL shared some comparison screenshots showcasing the improvements that will be coming with the 5.1 release. You can check them out below.
Firstly sorry for the long delay with the release, but I want to rework a lot of stuff and polish up everything as best as possible. Unfortunately you need a lot of time and effort for this. But 5.1 will be definitely the biggest update ever and it will certainly make the game much more beautiful. 🙂
Here are some new screenshots from 5.1: (everything is still WIP and it can slightly change)
The previous release of the mod, version 5.0, has been released earlier this year, introducing plenty of visual enhancements to the game.
Mod Features
– high quality meshes with a lot of details, most of them are created from scratch, good optimalization is preserved
– very high quality detailed textures with great sharpness and performance, without any unnecessary VRAM losses (no unnecessary big textures for small stuff)
– very high quality accurate normal maps, almost all is baked from high poly meshes, these normals combined with detail normalmaps, giving amazing look with almost any performance hit!
– specially customized materials for all reworked stuff
The Witcher 3 is now out on PC and consoles in all regions. More information on the HD Reworked Project mod can be found here.
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