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Vanilla ENB
I have made subtle adjustments to add depth and colour to the image, whilst staying true to Bethesda's originally intended aesthetic.
Built for Beauty & Performance!
Created for Vanilla Weathers, but please feel free to try it out with Weather Mods and post your results for others!
Tweaks
I have made subtle adjustments to add depth and colour to the image, whilst staying true to Bethesda's originally intended aesthetic.
Built for Beauty & Performance!
Created for Vanilla Weathers, but please feel free to try it out with Weather Mods and post your results for others!
Tweaks
Colour Correction | Ambient Occlusion | Fog | SweetFX Sharpening | Depth of Field & more!
I have toned the Fog back in many area's to try and remove that "washed out" feel to the game which is pretty much there for LOD reasons.
I have tried to replace it with a subtle static DOF effect (Thanks go to MartyMcFly)
Installation
Go to ENBDev and download the latest binary.
Open the "Wrapper" folder, then copy and paste "d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46e.dll & enblocal.ini" into the your Fallout 4 game directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4
Then download and place all of my files into the same directory.
Calculate the "enblocal.ini" to suit your PC. Done!
When using ENB, you must use The Institute Patch for ENB, otherwise The Institute will be VERY bright!
(Scroll right to the bottom of the page)
If you play Skyrim Special Edition, please feel free to try my other Vanilla ENB preset!
Thanks
MartyMcModding
(for his Depth of Field file)
Tapioks
(for his amazing Youtube guides)
Gopher
(for all his contributions to this amazing community!)
I have toned the Fog back in many area's to try and remove that "washed out" feel to the game which is pretty much there for LOD reasons.
I have tried to replace it with a subtle static DOF effect (Thanks go to MartyMcFly)
Installation
Go to ENBDev and download the latest binary.
Open the "Wrapper" folder, then copy and paste "d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46e.dll & enblocal.ini" into the your Fallout 4 game directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4
Then download and place all of my files into the same directory.
Calculate the "enblocal.ini" to suit your PC. Done!
When using ENB, you must use The Institute Patch for ENB, otherwise The Institute will be VERY bright!
(Scroll right to the bottom of the page)
If you play Skyrim Special Edition, please feel free to try my other Vanilla ENB preset!
Thanks
MartyMcModding
(for his Depth of Field file)
Tapioks
(for his amazing Youtube guides)
Gopher
(for all his contributions to this amazing community!)