This parameter determines the reaction time of the adaptation when moving from dark to bright areas. This parameter determines how sensitive the effect is towards light and dark areas.ĪdaptationTime AdaptationTime=(0.0.1.0) AdaptationSensitivity AdaptationSensitivity=(0.0.1.0) Thus clamping the scene intensity adaptation is allowed to adjust.
To remove the flickering adaptation when having any kind of bright spells drawn, decrease this value until it stops. This parameter is the maximum value of the adaptation effect, which is used to either decrease or increase the maximum allowed intensity for the adaptation to be affected by. For example, if set higher than 0.0 it will not brighten shadows that are pure black when looking into them.ĪdaptationMax AdaptationMax=(0.0.100.0) This parameter is the minimum value of the adaptation effect, which is used to increase the value for the lowest black that affects the adaptation. The purpose is to clamp the maximum and minimum values so that the adaptation will take affect easier.ĪdaptationMin AdaptationMin=(0.0.1.0) If set to false, the values used are really low and really high (normally not desired). This setting will force the game to use the AdaptationMin and AdaptationMax values.
In practice, it's good to use to brighten shadows when looking into them without dimming the sun or other similar bright surfaces when looking straight at them.įorceMinMaxValues ForceMinMaxValues=(false, true)) Leave some feedback! Attached images Attached files EnbSeriesPaletteEffect.This section creates an effect that mimics the adaptation of the human eye when moving from a dark space to a lighted space and vice verse it will take a moment to adjust to the new lighting. Some Screenshots, 1 and 3 are in Cloudy Sunset, 4 and 6 are done in Clear Day And i have also used high resolution texture pack by Electrik Kar & unseen liknk to thread with some great work of his and of course those landscapes and skies Lynces reflections are great but those models ruins them. You can edit the look of ENB by changing enbseries.ini. The true beauty of this modification you will get when you made a truly nice config. SETUP: Default configuration of ENB may not fit to somebody. I used them because high resolution reflection made by Lynce looks not so good in my opinion on that low poly models. You can activate it by pressing shift+f12 (by default). I have used Unrealistic Reflection Pack v0.3 by Kancel and changed car shine to 0.7 Remember to try it in different "weather types"ĮnbSeries, EnbConvertor and Effect.txt were written and programmed by Boris VorontsovĮnbSeries and Effect tweaked by Lol_Men (Wojciech Basiura)ĮnbPalette created by Lol_Men (Wojciech Basiura)
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I know in some posters are too bright but i couldn't do anything about it without changing the rest of look, it could be done by editing textures and making them a little darker.įeel free to tweak it and edit enbpalette, if You have something "special" You can post Your job here.Īnd i have changed some options in my graphic card driver - improved antialiasing for foliage and edges, better texture quality filter (don't know proper names of that options because i have driver in Polish) If You want to turn off blur effect simply delete Effect.txt or open enbseries config file and then set UseEffect to 0 Quote :float range=0.55*tempF1/ScreenSize If You want MOAR blur open Effect.txt and search (Ctrl+F in notepad) for "Float Range" then change number to higher, example: If You don't like collors but want to use blur effect with Your own Enb settings simply unrar only "Effect.txt" to Your LFS folder and remember to change "UseEffect=0" to "UseEffect=1" in enbseries config file. My aim was to make it look sunny, without using too much Bloom effect which give "foggy" effect, i also wanted to give it a little blurness but not by using Deep Of Sh** effect or Motion Crap - They look ugly and unrealistic, i have found on EnbSeries site effect made for Oblivion and tuned it a little, i also get rid of color saturation effect in that "effect.txt" file, it had some potential to make shadows look better and deeper but darker spots looked very bad, and in few places it gave 16bit look. Dont warn me again for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. may not be appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work. I want to share with You my "old - new" Enb settings, i was tweaking them for last couple of dayes, and that's what i got. where do i find enbseries.ini :: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim General Discussions.