I will always remember Qire as it was the first enb that ever truly tempted me to try one. Alas, it was too much for my ancient computer to handle, but it was a very beautiful thing to behold during the brief time that it graced my Skyrim with its presence.
Wow thanks! I always wanted to create a performance friendly enb because to be honest I had the same issue. Running skyrim with enb enabled at 15 fps on an old pc... Even started to work on the new enb but shortly after my pc died. And now I don't even have a pc anymore. Power supply fried the whole system and I cannot afford to buy parts to build a new pc so I'm using a borrowed laptop atm.
my enb preset actually comes with the enbhelper.dll ( i shouldn't have leave it inside but I guess I forget to remove ) so you don't have to download it from anywhere. enbhelper is necessary to make use of the enb's added weather effects and color tones.
I really like this enb but two issues I'm having: One is it's giving some fire a pink glow, it's only in the glow and it only started after installing your esb. The other is Skyrim takes wayyy longer to open now. I've played around with quite a few enbs and none of them had this effect. It's the difference between 2 seconds and 20-30, yet loading between saves and in game performance is same as before.
Edit: Well, for the fires I figured out it's a conflict with this and one of the Enhanced Light and FX patches, though not sure which yet.
However please tell me there is something I can do to decrease this startup time? It's definitely not my rig, and like I said in game performance and loading times are just as good as before, only when waiting for the initial Skyrim logo to appear. I do have a mod that get's rid of the Bethesda logo, but I don't see why an enb would interfere with that?
Hello! Maybe these help. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/92725 https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/75795/ The enb contains lot of settings (filters, luts etc.) and they take some time to load. Maybe there are some other ways to make the game load faster, but for that the enb needs to be strip from some options or completely re-write the enbeffect ini. Unfortunately I don't play Skyrim LE anymore so there will be no more updates... at least in the near future.
Permissions f*#@ the developpement so i can update and make this enb better but i can't share with other ..... , even k or snapdragon don't restrict like that
You can find detailed information about the install and everything else on the description page.
Install 1. Download and install the latest enb to your skyrim main folder (where the TESV.exe is located. / enbhost.exe and d3d9.dll) http://enbdev.com/download_mod_tesskyrim.html
2. Copy the preset in your skyrim main folder. (where the TESV.exe is located) d3d9.fx (12 kb) enbseries.ini (30 kb) injector.ini (0 kb) shader.fx (4 kb) SweetFX_preset.txt (0 kb) SweetFX_settings.txt (18 kb) SWEETFXd3d9.dll (166 kb) enbseries (folder)
3. Edit or add the following settings in the SkyrimPrefs.ini.: [Display] fGamma=1.0000 iMultiSample=0 bTransparencyMultisampling=0 bFloatPointRenderTarget=1 bDrawShadows=1 bDrawLandShadows=1 bTreesReceiveShadows=1 bShadowsOnGrass=1 bDeferredShadows=1 Turn off Anti-Aliasing (or set to "Application-Controlled") in your graphics driver control panel.
4. Edit your enblocal.ini: [PROXY] EnableProxyLibrary=true InitProxyFunctions=true ProxyLibrary=SWEETFXd3d9.dll
Sure, No problem. You can change lots of things in the ENB GUI (Shift + Enter to open) Go to the enbeffect.fx panel and change the saturation or filters, LUTS, Color Temperature. While you change things in the ENB GUI open the console commands so you can navigate freely in the menu.
Currently not supporting it. Was planning to make a preset for it but started to work on other things and I'm not sure when I will have some free time to get back to this.
Beautiful ENB. This is how the game should have looked on release. I am wondering, however... How the hell do I get LUTs working? I noticed it's an option, but I can't figure it out for the life of me.
Hello. Thanks, I'm glad you like it! Go in the enb gui (shift+enter) and open the enbeffect.fx dropdown menu which is located in the shader parameters window. If the shader parameters window is not visible (closed) you can activate it at the top of the enbseries.ini panel. The LUTs are near the bottom under the tonemapping. https://ibb.co/k8MaS9
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I always wanted to create a performance friendly enb because to be honest I had the same issue. Running skyrim with enb enabled at 15 fps on an old pc... Even started to work on the new enb but shortly after my pc died. And now I don't even have a pc anymore. Power supply fried the whole system and I cannot afford to buy parts to build a new pc so I'm using a borrowed laptop atm.
so you don't have to download it from anywhere. enbhelper is necessary to make use of the enb's added weather effects and color tones.
Edit: Well, for the fires I figured out it's a conflict with this and one of the Enhanced Light and FX patches, though not sure which yet.
However please tell me there is something I can do to decrease this startup time? It's definitely not my rig, and like I said in game performance and loading times are just as good as before, only when waiting for the initial Skyrim logo to appear. I do have a mod that get's rid of the Bethesda logo, but I don't see why an enb would interfere with that?
Maybe these help.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/92725
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/75795/
The enb contains lot of settings (filters, luts etc.) and they take some time to load. Maybe there are some other ways to make the game load faster, but for that the enb needs to be strip from some options or completely re-write the enbeffect ini. Unfortunately I don't play Skyrim LE anymore so there will be no more updates... at least in the near future.
so i can update and make this enb better but i can't share with other ..... , even k or snapdragon don't restrict like that
Install
1. Download and install the latest enb to your skyrim main folder (where the TESV.exe is located. / enbhost.exe and d3d9.dll)
http://enbdev.com/download_mod_tesskyrim.html
2. Copy the preset in your skyrim main folder. (where the TESV.exe is located)
d3d9.fx (12 kb)
enbseries.ini (30 kb)
injector.ini (0 kb)
shader.fx (4 kb)
SweetFX_preset.txt (0 kb)
SweetFX_settings.txt (18 kb)
SWEETFXd3d9.dll (166 kb)
enbseries (folder)
3. Edit or add the following settings in the SkyrimPrefs.ini.:
[Display]
fGamma=1.0000
iMultiSample=0
bTransparencyMultisampling=0
bFloatPointRenderTarget=1
bDrawShadows=1
bDrawLandShadows=1
bTreesReceiveShadows=1
bShadowsOnGrass=1
bDeferredShadows=1
Turn off Anti-Aliasing (or set to "Application-Controlled") in your graphics driver control panel.
4. Edit your enblocal.ini:
[PROXY]
EnableProxyLibrary=true
InitProxyFunctions=true
ProxyLibrary=SWEETFXd3d9.dll
Go to the enbeffect.fx panel and change the saturation or filters, LUTS, Color Temperature.
While you change things in the ENB GUI open the console commands so you can navigate freely in the menu.
I am wondering, however... How the hell do I get LUTs working? I noticed it's an option, but I can't figure it out for the life of me.
Go in the enb gui (shift+enter) and open the enbeffect.fx dropdown menu which is located in the shader parameters window.
If the shader parameters window is not visible (closed) you can activate it at the top of the enbseries.ini panel.
The LUTs are near the bottom under the tonemapping.
https://ibb.co/k8MaS9