Originally posted by Kingsman:The textures of some mods are not saved in the right format. I hope it helps people and sorry for my English. Point the directory to your Skyrim Special Edition/Data/Textures folder and then click 'Optimize!' Wait until it's finished.Īll textures which were not saved in DXT1 or DXT5 are now saved in this format and it also made a backup of the original textures.īut to be on the save side, just make a backup of your textures folder BEFORE you use this tool. Open it and under 'Threads', at the bottom of the tool, set how many cores your Processor has. It searches automatically in your Skyrim Special Edition/Data/textures folder for textures which are not saved in the DXT1 or DXT5 format and will save said textures as DXT1 or DXT5. It is a texture optimizer for classic Skyrim, but it works for this kind of issue (textures not saved in the right format) in SSE as well. Solution: Download this little useful tool It happened, because the game always wanted to load the textures which were saved in the wrong format. It took me hours to find out why this happened.

Facetint textures from a mod were the culprit of my issues I had. Textures have to be saved in the DXT1 or DXT5 format in Skyrim Special Edition. When the game tries to load these textures, it will crash. The textures of some mods are not saved in the right format.

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