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Copy-pasted from GoS for the sake of organization:
Skyrim has only been out for a week and already I've been rummaging through its resources like a vulture. I didn't extract all of the textures, just the ones I thought I could use. All of these belong to Bethesda and such, I just edited things here and there.
Skyrim is not as cosmopolitan as Cyrodiil in Oblivion was, so most of the files included here are terrain paint and masonry floors. You'll probably get most use out of these textures if you're running a medieval neighbourhood or if you're into landscaping.
The .rar contains 58 files in total: 22 floors, 21 terrains, 7 pairs of walls (marked A and B in their descriptions) and a collection file. Unfortunately, terrain paints can't be put in collections, but you can find them under the usual tab. All textures are hi-res, the files are all compressed and these previews are included.
( More samples + in-game examples )
< Mediafire or Dropbox >
Skyrim has only been out for a week and already I've been rummaging through its resources like a vulture. I didn't extract all of the textures, just the ones I thought I could use. All of these belong to Bethesda and such, I just edited things here and there.
Skyrim is not as cosmopolitan as Cyrodiil in Oblivion was, so most of the files included here are terrain paint and masonry floors. You'll probably get most use out of these textures if you're running a medieval neighbourhood or if you're into landscaping.
The .rar contains 58 files in total: 22 floors, 21 terrains, 7 pairs of walls (marked A and B in their descriptions) and a collection file. Unfortunately, terrain paints can't be put in collections, but you can find them under the usual tab. All textures are hi-res, the files are all compressed and these previews are included.
( More samples + in-game examples )
< Mediafire or Dropbox >