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Built Specifically for Lightweight Lighting, this ENB adds the full "Spectrum" of ENB features whilst maintaining the vanilla visual style.
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I have my own channel on collective modding's discord -The SpringBoard.
Please report any issues or visit to see any projects I’m currently working on.
Spectrum has been made specifically for my other mod Lightweight Lighting. It will not look as intended with any other lighting mod as the exposure levels and ambient light are balanced only for LL. Please update to at least V1.3 of Lightweight Lighting.
This ENB
This ENB Will not
Spectrum is a lightweight ENB by design. As all colour, fog, lighting, DOF changes have been made in ESP rather than using new effects in Post processing to achieve a similar effect.
I have enabled SkyAmbient calculation and adjusted ambient lighting to suit Lightweight Lighting, this has resulted in a much more dynamic lighting system and greatly reduced the blue tint present on many objects under white light.
This is how Fallout 4 should have always looked in my opinion and I have spent many hours tweaking small aspects of this and Lightweight Lighting to get to something I'm satisfied with. If you also like it then that is good as well!
All screenshots are in a vanilla game with no other mods except for Lightweight Lighting and Photo mode.
If you are unsure how to install an ENB please follow the instructions here:
How to Install an ENB
For reference my specs are:
AMD 3600x CPU
Nvidia 1080ti GPU
32gb Ram
1tb sata ssd
I play at 1440p and get 80-120 FPS outdoors.
Recommended Mods:
Institute Floor Fix By Me. This greatly reduces the floor glare you get when using an enb in the institute. Just 2 texture files but it makes a difference.
Please leave any feedback or Constructive criticism in the comments section and I will do my best to respond to any questions not answered in the description.
Please report any issues or visit to see any projects I’m currently working on.
Spectrum has been made specifically for my other mod Lightweight Lighting. It will not look as intended with any other lighting mod as the exposure levels and ambient light are balanced only for LL. Please update to at least V1.3 of Lightweight Lighting.
This ENB
- Requires Binaries 0.468
- Adjusts Volumetric fog colour and levels for all TOD
- Uses Intersecting SSAO
- Uses SkyAmbient Calculation
- Uses SweetFX Lumasharpening
- Uses Custom Water settings
- Uses Custom Rain settings
- Enhances all features of Lightweight Lighting
This ENB Will not
- Hit your FPS like a truck
- Change the colours in any way
- Work well with other weather mods or vanilla
- Add a multitude of different effects that are not needed.
Spectrum is a lightweight ENB by design. As all colour, fog, lighting, DOF changes have been made in ESP rather than using new effects in Post processing to achieve a similar effect.
I have enabled SkyAmbient calculation and adjusted ambient lighting to suit Lightweight Lighting, this has resulted in a much more dynamic lighting system and greatly reduced the blue tint present on many objects under white light.
This is how Fallout 4 should have always looked in my opinion and I have spent many hours tweaking small aspects of this and Lightweight Lighting to get to something I'm satisfied with. If you also like it then that is good as well!
All screenshots are in a vanilla game with no other mods except for Lightweight Lighting and Photo mode.
If you are unsure how to install an ENB please follow the instructions here:
How to Install an ENB
For reference my specs are:
AMD 3600x CPU
Nvidia 1080ti GPU
32gb Ram
1tb sata ssd
I play at 1440p and get 80-120 FPS outdoors.
Recommended Mods:
Institute Floor Fix By Me. This greatly reduces the floor glare you get when using an enb in the institute. Just 2 texture files but it makes a difference.
Please leave any feedback or Constructive criticism in the comments section and I will do my best to respond to any questions not answered in the description.