Modder ‘dbd17’ has released a new HD Texture Pack for The Witcher 3 that overhauls the textures of all humans and humanoids. This mod is around 3GB in size, comes in three parts, and uses AI techniques in order to enhance the game’s textures.
As the modder noted, Humanoids include all non-humans, elves, dwarves & nymphs (lady of the lake), but also monsters who use human bodies like the succubus and the crones in their “beauty” forms.
The first part of the mod overhauls all male characters and modifies around 356 files. The second part is for the female characters. This part gives you the option to download a shaved version, a trimmed version, and a bushy version. In short, yes, there are naked ladies with realistic anatomy. The third and last part is for the children.
You can download the mod from here. Below you can also find its key features, as well as some screenshots from it.
- 4K Head & 4K Body Textures for Geralt of Rivia
- 4K Head & 4K Body Textures for all Male/Female Main & Secondary Characters
- 2K Head & 4K Body Textures for all Male/Female Crowd Characters
- 2K Head & 2K Body Textures for all Children Characters
- Improvements also include Elves, Dwarves, Succubi, Crones & Nymphs (Lady of the Lake)
- Uncensored female body textures with realistic anatomy
- Three pubic hair options for all female characters – Shaved, Trimmed & Bushy
- Optional “Main Females Blessed Faces” mod for Yennefer, Triss, Ciri, Keira, Shani, Syanna
Lastly, and speaking of The Witcher 3, you may also find these mods interesting. Since the pack does not change any of the environmental textures, it should also work with the amazing The Witcher 3 HD Reworked Project. It should also work with the HDAR – HD Animals Reworked Mod and the Witcher 2 Overhaul Mod. You can also use it alongside Shades of Iron, or the True Fires Mod. Furthermore, there is a mod that adds a new standalone quest.
Enjoy!
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Why is it called hd texture pack when the textures are 4K? UHD texture pack sounds more fitting.
Only the first picture is clickable the rest dont work
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Fixed, all of them should be working fine now.
I’ve been on that Nexus site a lot recently. The last time I did a full playthrough of the main game + both DLC’s was in ’17, and at the time you had a (roughly) 25-30 mod limit. Few years ago, some dude release a limit fix. I’m currently in the middle of a 215+ mod playthrough.
Game looks unreal. And combat is brutal af.
I’m curious to know your mod list.
Bro, way too many to list (and I haven’t actually made a list yet – they all just sitting on my desktop). I literally went though each category and grabbed everything I liked. Practically every part of this game, if there’s a competent mod that makes something better, more fun, more sensible, etc, I test it and plug it in. If it looks better than my memory of the vanilla version, I’m trying it.
Right now, the mods I’m enjoying most are Phoenix Lighting, True Fires, Witcher3 Redux, Oil Power Unlocker (I’m using mainly Steel swords only for this run – it’s a book thing), ComboBlood, Tweaks (higher in game settings better visuals), HDMR, Meadows Grass, VerySoft Targeting, Better Combat Animations, Quicker Combat, Faster Fatties, New Lightning Effect (makes night fights incredible), Immersive HUD Tweak, Minimap Zoom & No Directions/Distance, Realistic Timeflow, No Indignant NPCs, No More Glowing, No Talk Icons, No Dirty Lens/Death Thump/Rolling Down Stairs/Permanent Rune Glow/Gold details on Relics, like 3 diff No Commentary mods, Music Overhaul Project.
Tons more little qol mods. And obviously tons of texture mods. Every NPC almost. Every sorceress has a skimpy outfit, lol. But better skin, better water, better shadows, lots of UI stuff – I like to play without anything on the screen unless I need it.
The last time i played the game was in 2016, my pc was not the beast it is today, so had to practice restraint. The game mod support was less streamlined than TW2 if I remember correctly. I’ll sure check out the ones you’ve listed, thanks.
there was a mod limit so small in skyrim? New vegas had a small lmit due to a bug but someone removed it.
I remember I played Skyrim with over a hundred mods. This was back in 2012-2013 though. Have not tried a re-play but Yes, I am aware the modding for Skyrim is still massive and just keeps going.
I have 108 lol. Mods make the game so much better.
Yeah i would also like to know your mood list, and yours Alin
Nothing to enjoy until you fix your image links.
“In short, yes, there are naked ladies with realistic anatomy.”
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny… You never cease to amaze me, mate!