Graphical Bug - Violet Trees

[deiviuxs]

For some reason, some of the trees in the game are violet. I tried deactivating all my installed mods but the trees were still violet.

 

Below you'll find the list of mods I have installed:

 

http://imageshack.us/a/img197/9145/mods.png

 

http://imageshack.us/a/img69/9687/mods2.png

 

Screens from game:

 

http://imageshack.us/a/img211/4026/tesv2012111818543824.png

 

http://imageshack.us/a/img822/5601/tesv2012111819244275.png

 

 

Anyone have an idea how to fix this issue? It's pretty annoying and ruins the gaming experience for me.

 

Thanks in advance! :)

[TheGreenLion]

Your trees are missing textures, that much is sure. They might even be one particular type of tree from the looks of it. Skyrim Flora Overhaul is staring at me, try uninstalling it and see what happens to your trees.

 

Make sure that you find a spot without those trees first though, and make a test save there.

Edited November 19, 2012 by TheGreenLion

[Georgiegril]

From the SFO page--

"Does this mod work with Lush Grass and/or Trees"

You can use Lush Grass, but it will only make the default grasses thicker and not the 10 or so meshes that i've created. Lush Trees has a compability patch for my mod, so yes it's compatible.

 

Are you using the correct compatibility patch? If not, that could be the problem.

[deiviuxs]

After doing some research I found out that one of the reasons might be due to my PC specs. Such problems can exist due to insufficient amount of RAM available. So I re-downloaded Skyrim Flora Overhaul mod, this case low-res version to see if it makes a difference. I also deactivated Lush Grass/Trees mods as well. That seemed to help a little bit but such trees still exist. It also seems to be one particular type of tree that has such a problem which is weird.

 

I'll try to play around more with mods but I think it will all lead to re-installing Skyrim and getting all the mods again. Anyone know if it's possible to reinstall the game without having it to download again from STEAM?

[TheGreenLion]

What you can do first since it's a little faster is to go to Library, right click on Skyrim, select properties and navigate to where it says Verify Game Cache...or whatever it is supposed to be, if there are files missing it will find them and redownload those files only. If that isn't it and you think it's ram you can play with your settings before doing a reinstall.