One more thing you can do to improve shadows on objects (on all objects, not only on characters) is to add LESS sadows to objects by INCREASING shado bias scale.

I also have a tweak for Ultra quality shadows called 'INSS Improved Skyrim shadows for Ultra settings'. Those are optimal for having decent on-character shadow quality but without loosing too much shadow draw distance in the process when using High quality shadows. You can try setting this (change values in your SkyrimPrefs.ini file located in your documents) and see the results: For optimal values for High quality Skyrim shadows you can see my 'INSS Improved Skyrim shadows for Medium-Range PC' which covers tweaks for High resolution shadows. There're a few workarounds for High shadow quality to make on-character shadows more acceptable though (like increasing shadow blurring). If you're using High shadow quality (iShadowMapResolution=2048) it's very hard to get a decent on-character shadow quality without sacrificing shadow draw distance. Try setting this for time being and see if this helps (to change shadow update time and speed, edit Skyrim.ini located in your documents and add those two lines at the bottom of section):Īlso, what shadow resolution are you using? Only way to 'squeeze' a good on-character shadow quality from Skyrim shadows is by using quite performance heavy Ultra shadows (iShadowMapResolution=4096). Did you made your shadow update times in something like 'real-time'? This issue looks like shadows update time issue at first. Hello there, sorry for making you wait for my response, but my PC is in computer service and I have very limited access to internet latley. What I mean is I'm not having any shadow striping issues with anything else in the game, other than my character. To my dismay this didn't do anything, this issue is just my character.

Skyrim shadow striping fix