LetMeBeTheOne

I unpacked texture BSAs (Skyrim - Textures0 ~ Skyrim - Textures8) to compress and resize them, and now I want to repack them again. I was told I could use Archive, but I have 0 experience in using it. I tried using it and I did make a BSA file but it seems the game won't load it, all the textures in-game are missing (pink). The names of the new packed BSAs are correct. I tried unpakcing then packing again without altering the textures but I get the same results. So it has nothing to do with the textures themselves. I don't know how preperly use Archive, but I tried checking/unchecking all the options provided but nothing works.

I agree, for some reason my first-person camera is lower than the actual head placement of my character.

try using BethINI and change the setting 'Bias'.

Wow, you described my issue exactly, when I look down I can see the effect on the top of the screen which doesn't make any sense because I'm not changing my position, only rotation/camera direction. And what good does it make if the effect shows only on the top of the screen that I can barely see it, almost off the camera. It's not normal, not realistic and not even logical. It should be a bug or at least a feature that has been done in the most wrong way. Not sure if the game is supposed to behave like this regarding DoF with everybody, but like you mentioned, I too have been seeing videos with this feature working properly, so IDK. Waiting for a reply.

Now I really wish I made a backup for the original Skyrim folder right after steam's done downloading (which I will next time.) I've been using NMM (Nexus Mod Manager) and it sucks because my game wouldn't load whenever I disable my mods. I'm stuck now with these stupid mods... I heard that 'Mod Organizer' is better when it comes to 'not messing up your original files', it kind of makes a new layer when you play a game so it isn't changing any of the game data which is exactly what I thought NMM was doing. Obviously, I was wrong and now I'm facing the consequences. Sh*t.