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Hello and welcome to Ghost ENB. A ENB based off Rudy102's amazing work. This ENB brings Gameplay, Visuals and Performance. This was built for NAC - Natural and Atmospheric Commonwealth - Vivid Weathers, True Storms and NAC X. INSTALLATION:
- Delete old ENB files from your Fallout 4 folder - Download latest ENB Binaries - Copy d3d11.dll and decompiler_46e.dll and paste into your Fallout 4 folder - Download, copy and paste my files from Ghost ENB into your Fallout 4 folder - Turn off SSAO and Depth of Field from the in-game launcher ---------------------------------------------------------- Hot Keys in my enblocal.ini: Scroll Lock- disable/enable effects END - ENB GUI Print Screen - screenshot - saved in the game folder
(Optional file in folder) Hot Keys in my enblocal.ini : shift+F12 - disable/enable effects shift+Enter - ENB GUI Print Screen - screenshot - saved in the game folder PERFORMANCE & OPTIMIZATION
This ENB was built from Rudy ENB SE so performance should be the same if using the same ENB from Skyrim SE. But remember that Fallout 4 is not that well optimized.
