Realvision enb

UPDATE: Preset updated for the final versions of Purity Classic & ELFX. Its a WIP but its enough of an upgrade on the old preset. RealVision ENB isn't needed anymore, all required files are included (apart from the ENB dll of course). A bit more demanding, but you can turn off effects like DOF, AO, etc. to regain performance.If you're looking for an ENB preset for vanilla lighting/weather & ELFX lighting modules, check out my other presets - Surreal ENB/Surreal ENB v2.INTRODUCTION:Since RealVision ENB was designed for Climates of Tamriel, I decided to tweak its COT+ELFX performance preset to my liking for the visual overhaul mod Purity (Classic). This preset contains just enbseries.ini and the enbseriesfolder with a couple of ini files that is intended to overwrite corresponding files from RealVision so you will need to install RealVision first.This is because I haven't created a new preset - only tweaked the above mentioned inis so the rest of the files are still RealVision assets and that's why I decided against including them even though the mod author has retired and given permission to everyone to use his files. MODS:ESSENTIALRealVision ENB - Use the performance preset for ELFX.ENB series - I have tweaked this preset using v221 but it should work fine on all newer binaries albeit with a fps hit.Purity - Classic version. Not sure how it would look with Pure Weather but if the changes made in Purity aren't extensive, it should be fine.ELFX - Main esp, Enhancer and

Mod Organizer is a bit more advanced than NMM and allows you to experiment with mods without deleting anything. All the mods are stored in separate folders instead of dropped into skyrim Data folder and partialy overwritten. You can create several mod list for specific characters without deleting anything. The downside is that you will have to watch few youtube guides to set it up. usualy go with ELFX for RealVision. I'm not a fan of this Enb, but I often run my setup with ELFX or Relightning Skyrim + Enhanced Lightning for Enb. ELFX and ELE are modular, so you have to pay attention which file you are using.~Base ELFX or Relightning Skyrim - edits lights placement~ELE or ELFX Enhancer - edits imagespace and lightning templatesFull ELE makes the image softer and is less intrusive on color palettes of some of the enbs.ELFX Enhancer makes the interiors darker and creates more contrast by increasing intensity of lightsources (candles, torches, brazers, windows, etc).In your place I would experiment a bit with the Enbs before settling on one. Give Rudy Enb NLA (with CoT turned off) or regular version a shot. to get before trying an Enb:-SMIM-NobleSkyrimMod HD-Skyrim HD Parallax Terrain Tribute by Hein84-Skyrim Flora Overhaul (without the .esp, you just need the tree textures and meshes)-Verdant grass plugin-Optimized INI Files by Ball-Realistic Water Two-aMidianBorn Book of Silence-XCE-Better Males-UNP (or any other unp variant)-RaceMenuPS: Don't forget SKSE and SkyUI.

You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. Sign Up for free (or Log In if you already have an account) to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.BoardsThe Elder Scrolls V: SkyrimIs RealVision ENB supposed to destroy my framerate?mrCube 10 years ago#1New to the game, installing mods now. It looks great, but even on my fairly beefy rig, having RealVision puts my framerate at about 45. Is this normal, or is there some setting I can tweak to get a solid 60?Specs:i7 4770K @ 3.5GHzGTX 97016GB DDR3---Tai_Le_Ree 10 years ago#2If you want to have 60 fps with enb you better be prepared to tri sli 980s with the 8gb models when they come out, Have ddr4 ram clocked at least to 3000 and a haswell-e 6 or 8 core cpu clocked at least to 4.4 ghz, move windows virtual memory to a ram disk, and have skyrim and windows on a solid state drive.I'm not even exaggerating.By allowing this user to post on gamefaqs even once. Gamefaqs agrees to the following:The demon Ipos has legal claim to every other member's collective souls.Wutobliteration 10 years ago#3Disable Depth of Field, SSAO and Reflections. See how FPS you've just gained.oomomow 10 years ago#4Wutobliteration posted...Disable Depth of Field, SSAO and Reflections. See how FPS you've just gained.How much does reflection kill fps?Username is "oomomow" literally everywhere, so hit me up. Avid player of Splatoon 2 and Hyrule Warriors.mrCube (Topic Creator)10 years ago#5Wutobliteration posted...Disable Depth of Field, SSAO and Reflections. See how FPS you've just gained.Can you tell me how to do that? I change the values in enbseries.cfg but that doesn't seem to make a difference to the in-game settings.---Spybreak001 10 years ago#6Assuming you've installed the latest ENB files, you can hit Shift+Tab to bring up the ENB settings overlay while in-game. You can toggle a large number of settings, including Depth of Field, SSAO, and Reflection in there. You can pretty much tweak each setting until you get the framerate you want, at the cost of visuals. Some effects are, obviously, more taxing on your system than others.My other sig is a P226.Wutobliteration 10 years ago#7mrCube posted...Wutobliteration posted...Disable Depth of Field, SSAO and Reflections. See how FPS you've just gained.Can you tell me how to do that? I change the values in enbseries.cfg but that doesn't seem to make a difference to the in-game settings.It's enbseries.ini. Under the [EFFECT] section, modify the lines to say:EnableReflection=falseEnableDepthOfField=falseEnableAmbientOcclusion=falsein order words, just change the words from true to false. I'd suggest trying DOF first, then SSAO, and if you still need FPS, disable Reflection. You can get free DOF without performance cost with the Dynavision mod, though