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This is an ENB Preset that makes the Mojave look more like a blazing hot desert. By adding a heavy orange tint and other small details to add a new feel to the Mojave Wasteland.
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(THIS ENB USES RUST ENB AS A BASE, ALTHOUGH DOES NOT REQUIRE IT)
I've attempted to make it look a bit more like what you'd expect a blazing desert to look like, and also maybe kinda went a bit too far on some of the colors. In it's current state, I can't really call it a standalone ENB because you'll see the obvious similarities between the two. I just wanted to put it up a bit early to see what people think of the current direction it's heading in. It clearly needs a lot more work and once I have the time to do so, I definitely will put in that work. For now this is what I have, and if you're not happy with the look of it make sure to check out Rust or Cobalt ENB linked below.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/57475
I also recommend you install rudy's weather mod to get the same look as my game. The weather mod can be found inside the folder ESP Plugin - No DLC Required.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/55076?tab=files
AS REQUESTED BY A FEW, INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS ARE BELOW
Step 1: Download the latest enb binaries from the official ENBdev website
Step 2: Once downloaded open the file and then open the "Wrapper Version" subfolder, within this folder find the file "d3d9.dll" and drag it into the Fallout New Vegas main directory NOT DATA
Step 3: Once this is done download the Bleeding Mojave ENB Preset, drag all files from the folder into the same place as the d3d9.dll file downloaded earlier.
Step 4: Enter the New Vegas launcher and enter settins, make sure HDR is enabled (the game will look all wierd and dark without it), disable Anti-Aliasing, Anisotropic Filtering, Depth of Field, and Water Displacement (This will fix the glitch of seeing objects through eachother in a very irritating way)
AND NOW EVERYTHING SHOULD BE WORKING OK AFTER THOSE FEW STEPS, IF THERE ARE ANY OTHER ISSUES YOU ARE HAVING THEN LOOK AT A TUTORIAL ON YOUTUBE
UPDATE: 100 downloads, holy shit. Thanks guys.
I've attempted to make it look a bit more like what you'd expect a blazing desert to look like, and also maybe kinda went a bit too far on some of the colors. In it's current state, I can't really call it a standalone ENB because you'll see the obvious similarities between the two. I just wanted to put it up a bit early to see what people think of the current direction it's heading in. It clearly needs a lot more work and once I have the time to do so, I definitely will put in that work. For now this is what I have, and if you're not happy with the look of it make sure to check out Rust or Cobalt ENB linked below.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/57475
I also recommend you install rudy's weather mod to get the same look as my game. The weather mod can be found inside the folder ESP Plugin - No DLC Required.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/55076?tab=files
AS REQUESTED BY A FEW, INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS ARE BELOW
Step 1: Download the latest enb binaries from the official ENBdev website
Step 2: Once downloaded open the file and then open the "Wrapper Version" subfolder, within this folder find the file "d3d9.dll" and drag it into the Fallout New Vegas main directory NOT DATA
Step 3: Once this is done download the Bleeding Mojave ENB Preset, drag all files from the folder into the same place as the d3d9.dll file downloaded earlier.
Step 4: Enter the New Vegas launcher and enter settins, make sure HDR is enabled (the game will look all wierd and dark without it), disable Anti-Aliasing, Anisotropic Filtering, Depth of Field, and Water Displacement (This will fix the glitch of seeing objects through eachother in a very irritating way)
AND NOW EVERYTHING SHOULD BE WORKING OK AFTER THOSE FEW STEPS, IF THERE ARE ANY OTHER ISSUES YOU ARE HAVING THEN LOOK AT A TUTORIAL ON YOUTUBE
UPDATE: 100 downloads, holy shit. Thanks guys.