Je sais que l'auteur ne répondra pas, mais si quelqu'un pouvait me renseigner. Pourquoi télécharger cet enblocal ini, alors qu'il est déjà dans ENB Boost ?
The linked page (enbdev.com) tells me to turn off my ad-blocker, but the ads are fake download buttons! I don't see any actual download buttons, so how do I grab the binaries?
On webpage http://enbdev.com/mod_fallout4_v0283.htm I had a small, really pixilated, down-arrow-in-a-box that was near the bottom left corner of the webpage, just to the left of the word "download". Clicking the word does not work.
21 november 2015: ShadowBoost 1.1.30.0 is released. This mod automatically adjusting shadow drawing distance according to frame rate, as requested. Download it here http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1822/
Does that mean this mod is obsoleate, and we shold install that other mod instead?
I also have a 3090 and stupid amounts of ram, but only get 40-50 fps after 200 mods, what are you doing to achieve this? I feel like I'm missing something here
He is of course lying. There is a lot of lying in the modding community. No one, I don’t care what rig you have, is getting 200 fps with an ENB in Fallout 4. Well maybe if you play at 720p but I don’t know no one doing that with a 3090. I have a 3080ti and I’m playing at UW 3440x1440. My setup is: NAC X ELFX Reactor ENB // On top of that I have the the 60GB Fallout 4 HD Texture mod. My Landscape is only 2K tho. I also have both a grass and a tree mod. // Im getting as low as 45 fps is certain areas. It’s true I have some areas at 100 fps also but my average FPS in the forest is somewhere between 55-70fps. My friend has a 3090 with a 12 generation CPU. He has 64 GB RAM. He, with a modlist that is pretty similar to mine is “only” getting an average of 12-17 fps more. So even he has areas were he is dropping down to below 60 fps. I don’t think there are many rigs out there beating his. An overclocked I9 with an overclocked ROG STRIX 3090 and fast 64 GB Ram. And this ain’t no load-order s**t. It’s enough to download the whole 4K texture package and go for the NAC X + ELFX + ENB setup and you are down to almost these numbers. Especially if you begin to download faction and NPC overhauls like Unique NPCs. So, lying, yes. It’s better in the Skyrim community but Fallout 4 community is full of s**t-posters. Kids, or insecure grown as men with a kids mind, writing about their fictional numbers. I have even seen posts were these fps dudes writing about their earnings, their supermodel girlfriend, and their d**k-size in the same f-ing FPS post. It’s so ridiculous you have to lol your a** off.
Of course it isn't true, I have a 3060ti and Ryzen 5 3600 with 16GB RAM and NVMe and I still struggle on boston areas and heavily builded settlements with just Sim Settlement, ENB, ELFX and Precombined, I go from 30~55~60FPS at best on settlements and it gets bad on boston area, around 30~55 at best. So i'll try this mod again after years of hiatus and see what FPS boost (How little it is) I can get.
I've just got a gtx1050ti and i7-3770, on Windows 7. But 1920x1200, 60 FPS no stutter and yet not using this mod nor odd tweaked ini settings. Not using ENB or any lighing FX. No weather mods (except simple winter weather). And not using PRP or FPS fix but...
...I avoid mods which break precombines. Using No Godrays mod, standard high texture setting (but with Texture Optimization Project mod), my draw distance sliders a mix of low-to-medium (but I use mods which make vanilla weather mostly foggy and/or rainy, as I like weather, but it also masks modest draw distances). I use FXAA, but have wetness etc all enabled/high. Game looks great and sits locked at 60 FPS most of the time, even running around downtown. About 100 mods (manually installed).
With a 3080ti you should do lots better, even if adding an ENB performance hit - it's all about preferences & compromises of course.
Sorry to comment on such an old thread, but you absolutely can get stable 60+ fps even in the busiest boston downtown areas, for me all it took was this:
bUseCombinedObjects=1 in Fallout4.ini.
It will cause some flickering textures but at least you can view them in stable fps. I don't know what it actually does so use your own precaution.
Having that line in my enblocal help my performance and stable 60fps. But, if im using it everytime i look downward (mostsly dirt) there is a screen bug for me. Its like a shadow from a bunch of grass & small rocks that doesnt move and stay still on my screen even though my camera & character is moving.
But if i dont use that commands above, my FPS capped to 30fps but can reach 60 if im looking to the sky. Any idea how to fix this?
This is from 2015 guys, go to http://enbdev.com/download_mod_fallout4.html and download the latest version. (0.489 as I post this) The author of this mod is the enbseries creator, so he might've optimized the binaries quite a bit since this fix. =)
TLDR: Old ENBoost dlls are the only way to fix FO4 vram usage and blurry textures
Actually latest dlls are broken. The author said he "Removed ForceVideoMemorySize and VideoMemorySizeMb parameters from enblocal.ini as not required with latest game version." He added on the forum: "Because one discord user annoyed me they are no longer required by latest game version and only do bad things to his setup." I'm on the latest game version and ENBoost is still needed. Using latest enb makes the textures blurry again as the engine can't use vram properly. Only using old ENBoost fixes that.
Ah okay, thanks for clarifying! I'm used to Skyrim modding where I never had any issues installing enb and presets. Modding Fallout after being used to Skyrim feels like a damn mine field of things that can go wrong, even ENB installation is more complicated xD
so, if you dont mind elaborating, please, are you saying a someone who has the latest enb im pretty sure, i should download this mod? I currently dont have blurry textures but repetitive hangtime every twenty seconds or so. Will this help?
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http://enbdev.com/mod_fallout4_v0283.htm
I had a small, really pixilated, down-arrow-in-a-box that was near the bottom left corner of the webpage, just to the left of the word "download".
Clicking the word does not work.
I have a 3080ti and I’m playing at UW 3440x1440. My setup is:
NAC X
ELFX
Reactor ENB
// On top of that I have the the 60GB Fallout 4 HD Texture mod. My Landscape is only 2K tho. I also have both a grass and a tree mod. //
Im getting as low as 45 fps is certain areas. It’s true I have some areas at 100 fps also but my average FPS in the forest is somewhere between 55-70fps.
My friend has a 3090 with a 12 generation CPU. He has 64 GB RAM. He, with a modlist that is pretty similar to mine is “only” getting an average of 12-17 fps more. So even he has areas were he is dropping down to below 60 fps. I don’t think there are many rigs out there beating his. An overclocked I9 with an overclocked ROG STRIX 3090 and fast 64 GB Ram. And this ain’t no load-order s**t. It’s enough to download the whole 4K texture package and go for the NAC X + ELFX + ENB setup and you are down to almost these numbers. Especially if you begin to download faction and NPC overhauls like Unique NPCs.
So, lying, yes. It’s better in the Skyrim community but Fallout 4 community is full of s**t-posters. Kids, or insecure grown as men with a kids mind, writing about their fictional numbers. I have even seen posts were these fps dudes writing about their earnings, their supermodel girlfriend, and their d**k-size in the same f-ing FPS post. It’s so ridiculous you have to lol your a** off.
...I avoid mods which break precombines. Using No Godrays mod, standard high texture setting (but with Texture Optimization Project mod), my draw distance sliders a mix of low-to-medium (but I use mods which make vanilla weather mostly foggy and/or rainy, as I like weather, but it also masks modest draw distances). I use FXAA, but have wetness etc all enabled/high. Game looks great and sits locked at 60 FPS most of the time, even running around downtown. About 100 mods (manually installed).
With a 3080ti you should do lots better, even if adding an ENB performance hit - it's all about preferences & compromises of course.
bUseCombinedObjects=1 in Fallout4.ini.
It will cause some flickering textures but at least you can view them in stable fps. I don't know what it actually does so use your own precaution.
Having that line in my enblocal help my performance and stable 60fps. But, if im using it everytime i look downward (mostsly dirt) there is a screen bug for me. Its like a shadow from a bunch of grass & small rocks that doesnt move and stay still on my screen even though my camera & character is moving.
But if i dont use that commands above, my FPS capped to 30fps but can reach 60 if im looking to the sky. Any idea how to fix this?
The author of this mod is the enbseries creator, so he might've optimized the binaries quite a bit since this fix. =)
Actually latest dlls are broken. The author said he "Removed ForceVideoMemorySize and VideoMemorySizeMb parameters from enblocal.ini as not required with latest game version." He added on the forum: "Because one discord user annoyed me they are no longer required by latest game version and only do bad things to his setup."
I'm on the latest game version and ENBoost is still needed. Using latest enb makes the textures blurry again as the engine can't use vram properly. Only using old ENBoost fixes that.
Thank you for your time.