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Combines the shaders of Pi-CHO with the carefully crafted locational weather of Rudy ENB
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There's a bit of a problem with the current state of ENBs. People with wildly different tastes prefer wildly different configurations.
However most users have to choose between customizability and pre-made (arguably sometimes more aesthetic) solutions.
Such is apparent with the 2 most popular ENB mods. Pi-CHO and Rudy. Problem is, these 2 ENB set out to accomplish 2 wildly different things. Pi-CHO wants to create an ENB environment where a user does not have to trade better character lighting for worse environmental lighting and vice versa. Rudy ENB however on the other hand focuses greatly on a carefully crafted and extensive custom ENB configuration for each weather.
Pi-CHO has a lot more customizability and a very lackluster customized per-weather configuration, while Rudy ENB on the other hand has excellent per-weather configuration, making it look very nice under lots of different circumstances. Characters however do not look nearly as good as in Pi-CHO, where the characters and environment can both at times look stunning but suffers from a neglected aspect in regards to multiple customized presets for different weathers. This causes Pi-CHO to look kind of strange in some situations and overall ''just ok" in others.
So I came up with an idea I saw someone do previously with mythical ENB and Rudy. What if I tried to combine the shaders of Pi-CHO with the weather presets of Rudy? Surely it wouldn't turn out good, right?
Well... sort of...
To be honest I still feel that there's a lot of room for improvement but for a little stupid experiment like this, that by all means should not have worked as well as it did, it's pretty good. See for yourself.
Instead of holding on to it for myself and hopelessly trying to perfect it, I decided to release it to you all, in the hopes of that someone who knows more than me could see that I have something of worth over here, and either help out or just makes their own, better version.
INSTALLATION!
Download this specific version of Pi-CHO and overwrite with my files. Simple as that.
However most users have to choose between customizability and pre-made (arguably sometimes more aesthetic) solutions.
Such is apparent with the 2 most popular ENB mods. Pi-CHO and Rudy. Problem is, these 2 ENB set out to accomplish 2 wildly different things. Pi-CHO wants to create an ENB environment where a user does not have to trade better character lighting for worse environmental lighting and vice versa. Rudy ENB however on the other hand focuses greatly on a carefully crafted and extensive custom ENB configuration for each weather.
Pi-CHO has a lot more customizability and a very lackluster customized per-weather configuration, while Rudy ENB on the other hand has excellent per-weather configuration, making it look very nice under lots of different circumstances. Characters however do not look nearly as good as in Pi-CHO, where the characters and environment can both at times look stunning but suffers from a neglected aspect in regards to multiple customized presets for different weathers. This causes Pi-CHO to look kind of strange in some situations and overall ''just ok" in others.
So I came up with an idea I saw someone do previously with mythical ENB and Rudy. What if I tried to combine the shaders of Pi-CHO with the weather presets of Rudy? Surely it wouldn't turn out good, right?
Well... sort of...
To be honest I still feel that there's a lot of room for improvement but for a little stupid experiment like this, that by all means should not have worked as well as it did, it's pretty good. See for yourself.
Instead of holding on to it for myself and hopelessly trying to perfect it, I decided to release it to you all, in the hopes of that someone who knows more than me could see that I have something of worth over here, and either help out or just makes their own, better version.
INSTALLATION!
Download this specific version of Pi-CHO and overwrite with my files. Simple as that.