Hey, it looks like you made this quite a while ago, so idk if you'll even reply...but when I use this, my game gets quite dark and has an odd purple-ish hue. Would you happen to know if this preset doesn't play nice with anything else that may cause this? This is even with my brightness cranked all the way to the max. Thanks in advance, if you do find the time to reply!
Edit: Just want to add that I am using RWL at the moment. I have Nevada skies as well, but idk if that would cause this.
This was made while using FNV Realistic Wasteland Lighting.
I would greatly recommend taking matters into your own hands with Reshade (new & improved sweetfx), which has an in game interface so you can have at it to your hearts content.
I too spend most of my time modding my game than playing it, and its starting to be a problem lol, not really but its just too hard not to spend over 2 weeks adding and remove mods and testing them to get the game perfect. Thanks for the preset dude!
I used this before and I had no issues with it. Today I reinstalled FNV and tried this again but it doesn't work properly. I have the actual SweetFX from the link in the description and overwritten it with this one but when I go ingame it just adds so much contrast that it's unplayable. I can't turn it off or reload(the Pause button) and I don't really have the knowledge to fiddle with the INIs.
Also, last time I used it there was a small window or something that used to pop up whenever I launched the game, it was checking for dlls I believe(can't remember) and now it's not.
It's been a good long time for me as well. There are several possibilities: different monitor/tv with different picture settings, different OS settings, etc. I would recommend that you check out ReShade (https://reshade.me/) which is the newer and more configurable version of SweetFX that comes with a visual editor with sliders.
Hey, as far as using ENB along with this goes, should I be using the wrapper version or the injector version? I'm assuming the wrapper version? Also, for UseEffect, it says 123 in the ENB .ini file. Do I change that to 0?
Injector vs Wrapper is really just a matter of what works for you. Some people can't launch the game without using injector. Otherwise I'd suggest the wrapper.
As far as 'UseEffect' is concerned it should be a Boolean (true/false). My guess is that the value you're looking at is the key binding (which is stored as an integer number). However, there should be a simple way to enter the ENB UI in game by pressing a button combo like 'alt+enter' if I remember correctly. On the UI there should be a simple checkbox for UseEffect.
It's actually been a VERY long time since I made this but my recommendation is to use the newer Reshade which has a great app called Mediator which allows real time testing with screenshots.
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I was really sad about windows 10 and the enb not working for new vegas... this makes it enjoyable.!
Edit: Just want to add that I am using RWL at the moment. I have Nevada skies as well, but idk if that would cause this.
I would greatly recommend taking matters into your own hands with Reshade (new & improved sweetfx), which has an in game interface so you can have at it to your hearts content.
I have the actual SweetFX from the link in the description and overwritten it with this one but when I go ingame it just adds so much contrast that it's unplayable. I can't turn it off or reload(the Pause button) and I don't really have the knowledge to fiddle with the INIs.
Also, last time I used it there was a small window or something that used to pop up whenever I launched the game, it was checking for dlls I believe(can't remember) and now it's not.
As far as 'UseEffect' is concerned it should be a Boolean (true/false). My guess is that the value you're looking at is the key binding (which is stored as an integer number). However, there should be a simple way to enter the ENB UI in game by pressing a button combo like 'alt+enter' if I remember correctly. On the UI there should be a simple checkbox for UseEffect.