Lastly, check mod descriptions and follow the instructions on where to put each mod in your load order if they're there. These mods are designed to make Skyrim run smoother and with more stability overall, either by tweaking some graphics down or by fixing troublesome bugs. These mods will be helpful to Xbox One users in particular, as it's the weakest of the Xbox One consoles. It's important to note, though, that the bugfix mod in this section is something everyone should download.
Source: Arthmoor. This incredible mod squashes countless bugs that are present in vanilla Skyrim to this day. The Unofficial Skyrim: Special Edition Patch fixes everything from engine problems to issues with quest scripting, and everything between, too.
It's highly recommended that you install this mod before any other, as it will provide you with the most stable and bug-free version of Skyrim available as a foundation.
FPS Boost will considerably improve your framerate by reducing the resolution size of snow, rain, and leaf effects in-game. Since these effects are so small, most people won't even notice the quality reduction, too. Overall, this is an excellent mod if you want to boost your performance without sacrificing the game's visual appeal. Source: electricsheep Disable God Rays does exactly what it sounds like: it removes the volumetric god rays that Bethesda added into the Special Edition version of Skyrim.
This will give you a decent performance increase, although it will mean that sunlight in the environment won't be as pretty. Source: Gorgulia.
If you're looking for something that improves your performance in combat, No Radial Blur will help. It disables the radial blur effect that happens when you get hit by enemies or perform a killcam finishing move. This can save you valuable frames, especially in larger combat situations where you're getting hit frequently. These mods are geared towards folks who want to make their Skyrim look as modern as possible. Though graphics mods options aren't nearly as advanced as what you can get on PC, you can still make Skyrim look incredible on Xbox One.
Be wary, however, that some of these mods may negatively impact your performance. Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel NAT is a weather, lighting, and effects overhaul, all in one complete package. You may not be able to use the advanced ENB lighting and post-processing mods you can find on PC on your console, but what NAT provides is the next best thing. If you want one mod that will instantly make your game look better without any performance hits whatsoever, this is the mod for you.
Source: JohnRose The all-in-one version of the Skyland mod massively improves the texture quality of nearly everything in Skyrim. From the game's vast earthy landscapes to the wood-and-stone structures that make up each city and nearly everything between, Skyland will make all of it look phenomenal.
Source: Brumbek. The Static Mesh Improvement Mod overhauls the look of what Skyland does not, such as things like furniture, food items, and other miscellaneous objects. As a result, this mod's impact is mostly felt in interior spaces, although it covers plenty of outdoor objects as well. Source: Merkcy. Edit 2; a lot of people have been mentioning hard resetting hasn't been working. I've also been experiencing this.
Another method I've found to have worked is switching profiles while on the main screen and then clicking on mods or creation club. This forces a crash and resets the game. Seems to work after one or two attempts for me. Edit 3; Let's all go to Bethesdas E3 panel and hold up signs saying 'Operation could not be completed'. Edit 4; The profile changing method has been patched and doesn't work anymore. I can't stress this enough but seriously the only temporary fix is hard resetting. Deleting your saves and or reinstalling will give you the same results as hard reseting until it works.
It's a bug, there is no permanent fix until Bethesda addresses it. Using these grant the player XP bonuses and two additional survival skills to track enemies and better use the resources found out in the big wide world. These skills will become particularly useful with the next mod…. Frostfall requires the Campfire mod to work, hence them coming as a pair. Frostfall grants an additional layer of difficulty by adding weather and time of day effects to your overall well-being.
If you are only wearing light armour late at night at High Hrothgar, then your Exposure a new attribute brought in the mod will be high, resulting in skills being hampered. Similarly, if you fancied a swim in the same clothing, your Wetness rating will then increase your Exposure. Raise your Exposure too high and you will pass out. And when you awaken you will be elsewhere in the world, with certain items missing from your person.
This mod will really affect how you play the game, no longer are you able to wander round the world without worrying about the elements. What next? All of these changes also affect NPCs, so this should make combat more dynamic. This mod vastly improves many of Skyrim's towns and cities.
Initially, they may have appeared impressive, but over the course of a playthrough, they all start to feel a bit hollow and lifeless. This mod overhauls many of the cities, towns, and villages to be more immersive and lore-friendly, adding vendors, banners that signify allegiance, and much more. Place any graphics mods after this in the load order. This mod adds loads of sounds to the world of Skyrim that make the soundscape feel a lot more textured than in Vanilla Skyrim.
Adds more dynamic weather with the option to change it on a whim. This is an RPG where you'll be telling yourself a story as you play. Want your character to emerge from a tavern into a storm, well now they can. This mod adds some great rain effects — you'll see it splashing on uncovered surfaces and also hear an ambient rain sound when you're indoors during a downpour.
It also adds the chance for shooting stars and rainbows. This is a deeply soothing mod, get it to add some ambience to Skyrim. Instead of many items having rough, jagged edges, High Poly Project smooths them out by adding more polygons. Many items have their looks drastically improved by this mod, and it barely affects performance. This trio of mods retextures many of the game's assets and will make your Skyrim look more gorgeous without being garish.
The Vanilla game has some nice skies, but this mod turns nighttime in Skyrim into something truly spectacular. The stars, dual moons, and constellations are more visible than ever thanks to this mod. Sure, Skyrim is meant to be a harsh place, but when you're spending hundreds of hours there, this can make it a little too miserable. The lush overhaul makes Skyrim a far more vibrant place by changing the look of the flora in the game.
This will not work in conjunction with other flora overhauls. This mod does exactly what it says, removes falling leaves whenever you're near trees.
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