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Klarity is a light-weight Reshade preset designed to enhance visuals when using Community Shaders.
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As Community Shaders explodes in popularity and the Light limit Fix hits the Nexus I wanted to share my preset. I like to run my game as smooth as possible with the best visuals possible, a challenge many of us also try to acheive. So here I present:
I designed this preset to work with NAT Standalone for a very clean realistic look. Contrary to popular belief, Nat standlone IS actually better suited for this application than NAT.III - which is desgined for ENB.
REQUIREMENTS
Community Shaders
Vanilla HDR
Tree LOD Lighting
Grass Lighting
Grass Collision
Screen Space Shadows
Complex Parallax Materials (Only if you want Parallax)
Water Blending
Light Limit Fix
Twilight
Reshade Helper
RECOMMENDED
INSTALL
Simply Drop the ".ini" file you downloaded into your game folder. If you have Reshade installed already but aren't sure if you have all the effects required, simply uninstall via the reshade setup and then reinstall it. During reshades setup you can choose to install a preset, browse to the .ini you downloaded in your Skyrim Special Edition Folder and allow it to install. (You can install any preset this way and it will automatically aquire the shaders you need.)
I designed this preset to work with NAT Standalone for a very clean realistic look. Contrary to popular belief, Nat standlone IS actually better suited for this application than NAT.III - which is desgined for ENB.
REQUIREMENTS
Community Shaders
Vanilla HDR
Tree LOD Lighting
Grass Lighting
Grass Collision
Screen Space Shadows
Complex Parallax Materials (Only if you want Parallax)
Water Blending
Light Limit Fix
Twilight
Reshade Helper
RECOMMENDED
INSTALL
Simply Drop the ".ini" file you downloaded into your game folder. If you have Reshade installed already but aren't sure if you have all the effects required, simply uninstall via the reshade setup and then reinstall it. During reshades setup you can choose to install a preset, browse to the .ini you downloaded in your Skyrim Special Edition Folder and allow it to install. (You can install any preset this way and it will automatically aquire the shaders you need.)