For example if you have a file of various sized textures. It will automatically resize a large batch of texures, correct some things, and make new mip maps. It doesn't work for DS RAW files, but it does work for DDS textures. I used it on the Dungeon Seige textures I made and it did an excellent job. I don't know though how you can use it for special edition, but I've read that you can if you tweak it's configuration file (the. You have to be sure though that it's the textures that are causing your fps drops though.
My advice is that you use it if you are getting massive fps drops because of your current texture replacement setup or if you want to stabilize your fps if it is erratic due to the loaded texture. On the FPS issue, if you are having a constant 60 fps with the textures on while playing normally, then you won't notice any effect it will have. There are people who have good eyes and can spot the visual artifacts, which could potentially turn them off. On the issue of skin textures though, maybe you should try the tool first and asses if the reduction in quality isn't too bothersome for you. It can also add mipmaps to textures, if the said textures don't have them already. It can also handle textures that are inside a.
Also, the application can reduce the resolution of the textures (that's the 2k to 1k thing) if you specify it to do so. Don't worry though because the reduction in quality isn't that noticeable. Let's say an uncompressed texture file is 20 MB running it through Ordendador will compress the said file using one of the compression techniques it can use (you can pick which one) and that will reduce both the file size and quality.
Ordendador compresses textures to reduce the file's filesize, both on your HD and when loaded in game, on the VRAM (probably on the RAM to if you decide to pack them up (huehue) in a bsa archive).
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