I named it 'OverrideFINAL' because when you extract some mods, they will extract an 'Override' folder and if you have them in the same place, it will merge it the folder you're working on. The original mod has an error that makes one of the sign effects. I recommend making an 'OverrideFINAL' folder on your desktop and work on it, rather than installing all these mods directly in your game directory. 01: Better Texture Environment (DOWNLOAD) Unpack the file into the Witcher 2 game folder. Turn off any filter if you want to keep the vanilla look. Mod that injects AO and AA / very easy to install and makes a big difference. Pick and choose the textures if you don't like a certain sword model. New textures and models for all weapons, but they look nothing like the vanilla.

They're taken straight out of TW2.Ĭomplete Sword Overhaul / same as above. You might also want to extract the textures for menu items like potions, herbs etc. Rise of the White Wolf / in case you don't like the new menu or some new model for a character, download it as a archive and pick and choose the textures/characters you want to change. The Overhaul Project / true HR textures for environments that doesn't change their vanilla look. HR Characters / true HR textures for different NPCs that don't change their vanilla look. I think this mod is included in The Overhaul Project, but I'm not sure. Put ONLY the textures in your Override folder so they can later be overwriten by better mods. Simply set the path to an empty folder on your desktop and extract the installed textures from there.

The mods also come as installers, but no problem. You can skip this one if you don't like waiting.

Texturen / it has 2 huge files but the impact is very minor. Here's a list of mods in the order that you should give them priority, from low to high (aka install the first then paste the textures from the second over it and so on):

The witcher texturen mod