Hello,

I've recently installed RCRN, and I've noticed that my sky/cloud textures have noticable seams in them. Does anyone know why this is happening?

EDIT: Through fiddling around, disabling the Rainbows mod seems to have fixed the issue.

If it's helpful, I'll post my plugins:

• Skyrim.esm Active
  
• Update.esm Active
  
• Dawnguard.esm Active
  
• HearthFires.esm Active
  
• Lanterns Of Skyrim - All In One - Main.esm Active
  
• Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp Active
  
• Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp Active
  
• Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp Active
  
• Rainbows.esp Active
  
• randomthunder.esp Active
  
• Rooster At Dawn v1.0.esp Active
  
• StaticMeshImprovementMod.esp Active
  
• Birdsofskyrim.esp Active
  
• Lanterns Of Skyrim - All In One - RCRN Classic.esp Active
  
• Chesko_LoreBasedLoadingScreens.esp Active
  
• Really Radiant Raiment.esp Active
  
• LaFemmeLycana.esp Active
  
• hornsareforever.esp Active
  
• rcrnShaders.esp Active
  
• RCRNvolumetric.esp Active
  
• WATER.esp Active

Rainbows deals with the sky, but I'm not sure of any editing of textures as they're probably just separate editions to the sky. I haven't seen comments about an issue like that on the mod's page. Otherwise, have you installed any cloud textures recently? Make sure to install RCRN correctly with the textures included.

I haven't, to my knowledge, installed anything that would include cloud textures. Maybe the Static Mesh Improvement mod? Does that contain any?

I'm going to go with blind faith and say I installed RCRN correctly, since otherwise it appears to be working as advertised.

SMIS does not.

I don't know of any incompatibilities between Rainbows and environmental changing mods such as RCRN. Someone else could better help this problem than I.

Okay.

Thank you for your help, though. I appreciate it.