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LockedStickyNote on screenshots:
When you set your game resolution to a lower value, the ENB will take screenshots in the lower, internal render resolution. If you want them to be in your actual display resolution, use external utilities like Nvidia's Shadowplay/GeForce Experience or AMD ReLive/Adrenalin. -
LockedStickyI just released a full (VR-first) ENB preset that includes this tweak: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/52442
If you want your game to have some of that ENB pizzazz, but your GPU is like "how about no", go give it a try. It is very barebones (the VR version of ENB is rather limited compared to the non-VR one), but tries its best to emulate those missing effects.
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LockedStickySkyrim Upscaler just dropped. For all of you non-ENB users, go there and enjoy the _true_ performance uplift without visual degradation.
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The enbposteffect wouldn't show up in my end, is it in a different name?
Im using Rudy's enb and Obsidian Weathers-
I have the same Issue with Rudy's ENB for Obsidian
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What's the catch?
This, at least currently, does only what advertised - make the image clearer/sharper. Any LUTs, vignettes, letterboxes - anything that your previous ENB provided inside the enbeffectpostpass.fx file - kiss them buh-bye. I WILL (probably) include LUTs and Subsurface Scattering tweaks at least, but no promises here.
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Does this sharpen the game even if you run it fullscreen or do you have to go borderless windowed mode?
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Was having some issues, but I think I've resolved it.
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After pairing this with display tweaks, toning some Rudy settings down, and applying various other fixes (some probably don't even boost my performance since I have 600 or so mods) and using Nvidias panel for upscaling as well a slow latency mode, and turning on my panel overdrive in Armor crate (ASUS ROG laptop, yeah sorry....laptop user....Want a desktop once I have the space and right set-up) on a 2070 super....30-40 stable FPS, rarely dips below 30 flat, smooth, very little camera stutter/jumps when rotating rapidly..
All in all...solid.
Going to test how well it holds up when I pop on parallax will make an edit once I give it a test in a few troublesome spots for my rig -
Can I somehow enable letterbox option with this? I really like the film-ish feel of it and this is the only thing stopping me from using this.
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I have display tweaks installed, so basically I install this to the enbseries and then diable all the enbeffectpostpass.fx file related settings in the menu?
And by doing so I gain free fps?¡
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this completly ruined lighting for me . now everything is bright and colors are washed out
somehow even replacing the enbseries with the backup i made doesnt revert the change :/
would that be because i wasnt using the tested Rudy ENB ?
im using re-engaged for obsidian
edit : reinstalled enb preset again then checked ingame looked good
added your changes to the files checked ingame but sadly huge downgrade to lighting :C
doesnt seem to work well with re-engaged for obsidian but thank u for the awesome mod either way ^^ -
Does this work with Lossless Scaling(the paid steam program)? I'm unsure if they do the same thing or not. Thanks?
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I follow the same steps involving changes to Ssedisplaytweaks ini I presume (set skyrim to windowed mod etc.)? I just wanna check the difference in fps gains between this mod and losssless scaling. Nonetheless this gave me about 5 fps boost (60fps on 1080 but still drops to 40+ near morthal) with Pi-Cho enb obsidian on my rtx 3060 mobile with the resolution scale set to 0.20. Thankss~~
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I tried Lossless Scaling with the various scaling types and I'm convinced your mod is better. I had more stutters with Lossless at 60 fps and the visual fidelity isn't as crisp as it would have been with this oversampling shader.
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You sir are a damn wizard. This mod does seem to make UI elements more blurry. Not sure if there is a solution for it but the performance bonus is definitely worth a little blurriness