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About this mod
What if you could just... Have a modern ENB and choose whatever weather you want? Look no further. Also it is super lightweight. And pretty.
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Built off Sensorium, focused on fidelity
Sensorium was fun to make. But it had a lot of moving parts and failed to look consistently good. This mod is the effect of me poring over the users' screenshots and reports and figuring the best way to keep things simple, compatible, but also give Skyrim a decent visual boost.
Performance with few compromises
ENB presets for VR are like Sonic the Hedgehog. Gotta go fast.
For this reason the ENB menu has most options unchecked, and I crammed all the relevant code into a single shader. Works faster in VR, and trust me, I've tested this quite thoroughly to squeeze out every drop of frametime I could.
Sure, you can try enabling Subsurface Scattering. The settings are dialed in. If you're adventurous, Skylighting even.
Make it yours
The ENB has a lot (And I mean A LOT) of dials for you to tweak. Or, if you prefer a more plug-and-play approach, you can swap out the LUTs it uses. There's a separate one for daytime, nighttime and interiors. You can mix and match their intensity, too. And yes, I sometimes get lost in the settings, too.
A short FAQ:
Weather mod: The screenshots use Azurite Weathers. This mod will work with anything.
Lighting mod: I use Tamriel Master Lights + Lux. Relighting Skyrim will also work. As for ELFX, I'm too scared of it to check.
Something's broken: Report it. I'll try to fix it in finite time.
What's the full name?: I almost called it "Simplicity Over Splendour - Adaptable Graphics Enhancer". But this is more marketable.
Sensorium was fun to make. But it had a lot of moving parts and failed to look consistently good. This mod is the effect of me poring over the users' screenshots and reports and figuring the best way to keep things simple, compatible, but also give Skyrim a decent visual boost.
Performance with few compromises
ENB presets for VR are like Sonic the Hedgehog. Gotta go fast.
For this reason the ENB menu has most options unchecked, and I crammed all the relevant code into a single shader. Works faster in VR, and trust me, I've tested this quite thoroughly to squeeze out every drop of frametime I could.
Sure, you can try enabling Subsurface Scattering. The settings are dialed in. If you're adventurous, Skylighting even.
Make it yours
The ENB has a lot (And I mean A LOT) of dials for you to tweak. Or, if you prefer a more plug-and-play approach, you can swap out the LUTs it uses. There's a separate one for daytime, nighttime and interiors. You can mix and match their intensity, too. And yes, I sometimes get lost in the settings, too.
A short FAQ:
Weather mod: The screenshots use Azurite Weathers. This mod will work with anything.
Lighting mod: I use Tamriel Master Lights + Lux. Relighting Skyrim will also work. As for ELFX, I'm too scared of it to check.
Something's broken: Report it. I'll try to fix it in finite time.
What's the full name?: I almost called it "Simplicity Over Splendour - Adaptable Graphics Enhancer". But this is more marketable.