TES Skyrim

[bf3rocks]

Nice Saberus

btw is this a Opethfeldt 7 result like unreals ?

hell no. All your pictures have the same shot angels and same bad textures.

[Ghanth]

Hi everybody.

First of all i would like to say my admiration for many of your works. AMAZING!
...and of course, to Boris for making the tool to go beyond possibilities. RESPECT!

Well, this is my very first post here and i also would like to share some screen-shots of mine with you.
Those were taken from a WIP ENB preset I'm working on actually. I want to achieve it before sharing with the community.
My goal is to make an enhanced Skyrim-ENB for 3D stereoscopic players that respect the original art. I want the Bethesda graphical balance enhanced with radiosity feeling in 3D. This is what i'm after.
I show you those pics in flat 2D here but they looks much better in 3D stereo, with absolutely no artifacts (3D actually needs some "tricks" to display good with Skyrim and ENB )

Please take a look and let me know what you're thinking about.

[Asgaard]

@CruNcher

Thank you so much!!

You can find this place here on the map:



In English: Grove Immortals (if my English is good...)

And for my female Follower, what shadow fakes??

[--JawZ--]

It's called Evergreen grove. If it's the correct translation from French (or am I mistaken about the language you use perhaps) I don't know but that is what it says on English platforms of the game.

[Asgaard]

It's called Evergreen grove. If it's the correct translation from French (or am I mistaken about the language you use perhaps) I don't know but that is what it says on English platforms of the game.

Thanks JawZ!!! In French, he's called "Bosquet Immortels" --> Immortels = Immortals in English

"Evergreen Grove" isn't the similar for the french version...

I'm french and i use a French version of "Skyrim Legendary Edition"!!

[--JawZ--]

Yes I know that, as it's pretty obvious as is the case with garage too what that single word means. But words that come together in a sentence can sometimes have a different meaning and should be translated as a whole instead of just by a word at a time.

But most often the ones who do the translation part often just renames a part to a better one in their own language and in their own eyes.


An example of such a "translation" when using English to Swedish for Superman;

English -> Swedish
Superman -> Stålmannen = which with a per word translation becomes the Steel Man.

[Samurai_Smartie]

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[insomnia_jt]

An example of such a "translation" when using English to Swedish for Superman;

English -> Swedish
Superman -> Stålmannen = which with a per word translation becomes the Steel Man.

Lols! Or Batman = Läderlappen. Läderlappen = Leather patch or something...

[--JawZ--]

insomnia_jt;

Thought of using that one, but didn't want to bring up any more shameful Swedish names for such iconic figures

Stålmannen/The Steel Man is at least close to another name for Superman - The man of steel. Läderlappen/Leather Patch is no where near any of the names for Batman - The Dark Knight, The Caped Crusader.

[Saberus]