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FXAA Post Process Injector settings that aim to do the following: - Be subtle! No overdone effects/exposure/etc. - Reduce green-color overlay. - Slightly higher contrast and warmer indoors / sunsets. - Slightly darker nights.
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==Installation==
You'll need the FXAA Post Process Injector by some_dude.
http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=131
Alternatively you can get the optional file that includes the required version of the files.
1. Extract the file to your /Skyrim/ installation folder.
2. It should replace two files in your Skyrim/injFX_Shaders/ folder. (injFxaaSettings.h and Tonemap.h)
3. Have fun. Remember that you can toggle it on and off with the Pause/Break key.
Note: If you run FXAATool.exe, it will overwrite the settings installed by this mod. FXAATool uses sliders and thus doesn't allow for the same amount of finetuning as editing the files directly does.
==Description==
FXAA Post Process Injector settings that aim to do the following:
- Be subtle! No overdone effects/exposure/etc.
- Reduce green-color overlay.
- Slightly higher contrast and warmer indoors / sunsets.
- Slightly darker nights.
Of course, its all subjective, these are simply my personal preference.
You'll need the FXAA Post Process Injector by some_dude.
http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=131
Alternatively you can get the optional file that includes the required version of the files.
1. Extract the file to your /Skyrim/ installation folder.
2. It should replace two files in your Skyrim/injFX_Shaders/ folder. (injFxaaSettings.h and Tonemap.h)
3. Have fun. Remember that you can toggle it on and off with the Pause/Break key.
Note: If you run FXAATool.exe, it will overwrite the settings installed by this mod. FXAATool uses sliders and thus doesn't allow for the same amount of finetuning as editing the files directly does.
==Description==
FXAA Post Process Injector settings that aim to do the following:
- Be subtle! No overdone effects/exposure/etc.
- Reduce green-color overlay.
- Slightly higher contrast and warmer indoors / sunsets.
- Slightly darker nights.
Of course, its all subjective, these are simply my personal preference.