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About this mod
An ENBseries profile to strive a bit of realism without getting too much contrast. Lastest version has a bit of vintage look.
- Permissions and credits
>> Update 01-18-12
v3 is out, maintain the same profile from 2.3 with minor tweaks, distance fog looks better and books are not superbright anymore, also made a new palette which gives the main look of v3.
[ABOUT]
Credits to ENBseries go to Boris Vorontsov, this preset uses the "v0.102 Tatsudoshi" version.
I tried to get a bit more of realism from lighting but without getting too much contrast from dark shadows. Looks best on sunny days and interiors, when overcast it still maintains the fantasy look but better looking than vanilla due the enhanced colours and bloom (don't worry, not exagerated).
Nights are dark but still playable without a light source. This preset also makes use of a custom palette do give just a bit of blue/sepia tint to the shadows and lighting.
[HOW TO INSTALL]
If you're not familiar with ENBseries, make a backup of the d3d9.dll in your main Skyrim folder, and just unzip the contents to this main folder. When you want to remove ENBseries, just use your older d3d9.dll again. In-game you can turn ENBseries on/off by pressing shift + F12.
Newest versions uses a sharpening file from FXinjector.
v3 is out, maintain the same profile from 2.3 with minor tweaks, distance fog looks better and books are not superbright anymore, also made a new palette which gives the main look of v3.
[ABOUT]
Credits to ENBseries go to Boris Vorontsov, this preset uses the "v0.102 Tatsudoshi" version.
I tried to get a bit more of realism from lighting but without getting too much contrast from dark shadows. Looks best on sunny days and interiors, when overcast it still maintains the fantasy look but better looking than vanilla due the enhanced colours and bloom (don't worry, not exagerated).
Nights are dark but still playable without a light source. This preset also makes use of a custom palette do give just a bit of blue/sepia tint to the shadows and lighting.
[HOW TO INSTALL]
If you're not familiar with ENBseries, make a backup of the d3d9.dll in your main Skyrim folder, and just unzip the contents to this main folder. When you want to remove ENBseries, just use your older d3d9.dll again. In-game you can turn ENBseries on/off by pressing shift + F12.
Newest versions uses a sharpening file from FXinjector.