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  1. SammySahm
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    What Fr0zen1 said: it works! I like vanilla skyrim with CoT, Real Water2, and SFO. All I needed were shadows that didn't strobe like some kind of primitive Las Vegas casino marquee, and this mod does just that and no more. I didn't really want the DoF setting, but it seems very subtle and has a natural feel to it. Great job, Frank!!!
    (PS: I'm using ENB 0.319, I do not have RCRN installed.)
    EDIT: I removed the DoF for this mod and used McFly's DoF for ENB instead. The two mods work together well.
  2. Fr0Zen1
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    In the End, I found this and it works. I pretty much had given up, after Days of trying and failing I thought its the fault of my AMD Graphics Card but THIS WORKS :)

    Thank you, Good Sir. ^^
  3. Kuschel-Drow
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    Thank you very much, that's just what I needed!
  4. Skybroom
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    Just what I need. Great.
    Is there any option to temporarily switch it off in Game?
  5. btasqan
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    Thanks for this mod. I have a question though, how do I disable the near blur. I dont want my character to be blurred.

    Thx in advance
    1. btasqan
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      Found a solution. I just updated my Enb files, overwrote them with yours, appart from the enbeffectprepass.fx. With the newer versions of this file I can configure my DOF how I want.
  6. fadingsignal
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    Not sure if I ever commented, but this was the first ENB I tried, and was the starting point of my inspiration to make ENBs. I love simply improving the game's looks as opposed to completely changing them, and this nails that. I used this for quite some time before making my own. Cheers.
  7. del_boy
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    This works for me using latest enb, I was using "realvision" but got sick of the over saturated colours, I installed this over the top of realvision, works like a charm and fps have shot through the roof !
  8. Tearoth
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    I was anxious to try this when i found it, but like everything else i've tried, it sadly doesn't fix the flickering interior shadows... Is this something you could make it do?
  9. mong5676
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    Terrific work buddy! all I wanted from ENB was the shadow enhancements it offered, to fix those goddamn disgusting vanilla ones! I'm too ENB illiterate to change all the values etc, this is exactly what I wanted, endorsed! thank you very much <3
  10. Redcor
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    Perfect, Just what I was looking for. I use this with Climates of Tamriel, Enhanced Lighting FX, and CLO custom lighting overlay and get the look I want without using all the crazy ENB's that are out there. I have over 90 mods, and every HD 2k-8k texture I can find and this thing works perfect. I will try to add some nice screens when I get a chance. I spent 2 days sifting through all the top ENB's before I found this combo. Bravo ! Endorsed !

    Thanks Man.

    If you ever work on another project, a version of this with god rays would be awesome. I cant figure out how to add them without overwriting your dof and I won't sacrifice that.
    1. moozilbee
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      No idea why anybody would use an 8k texture, there would be noticeable quality enhancement from 4k and only a little from 2k, but there would be major performance impacts
    2. NewYears1978
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      I agree, I actually have a BEAST rig and I still only use 1k - 2k textures. You can rarely tell, ESPECIALLY if using ENB or Fxaa sharpness..as it makes the textures appear better even...and a much lower performance cost.