natural lighting and atmospherics for enb

I hope everyone else loves this ENB as much as I do I hate to sacrifice any quality by tweaking this, but for me, even with this stuff turned down a bit, still the best ENB, and still (trust me) looks amazing. That got me no joke, 40+ FPS indoors, which isn't necessarily a good thing, but there you go. Should be there already, just change from false to true. of 146 - Obsidian Weathers Natural Lighting Rustic Atmospherics. As a side note, if you are struggling with indoor FPS, enable borderless window mode. +Wonders of Weather +Relighting Skyrim +ENBImperial Forts for ENB +ENBDark. I'm now running 41-46 FPS consistently, and getting as high as 50-53 outdoors still getting really high FPS indoors (80s-90s, despite v-sync). Credit to this thread for that tip: įor reference, I'm on a GTX 970, i5 4690k 3.50Ghz, and 16GB of RAM. Under I changed the SizeScale from 1 to 0.5, and the SourceTexturesScale from 1 to 0.5. Last thing I did was change the reflection size in the INI. Never higher than 46 or 47 FPS in exteriors (interiors different story, over 60fps all the time). That got me to consistent 40s, with the very occasional dip to 30s.

But let me stress, I brought every quality setting in the INI to 1 or 2.

In particular DetailedShadowQuality was set to very high, and I brought it down to medium. You should play around with your own settings for your own taste, but personally, I didn't leave a single 0 on quality settings. For anyone not familiar: 0=high, 1=medium, 2=low, -1=very high Go through the enbseries.ini and lower any quality settings to low or medium.

So I made a few tweaks that helped (when nothing else would, including setting anistropic filtering lower, turning off reflections, etc). Even if I don't get to have super smooth 60fps locked, I want at least 40s, preferrably mid to high 40s and 50s. When I first installed NLA, I dropped down to low 40s, with dips into 30s and even rarely into the 20s. Even with RealVision or Cinematic Lighting ENB, I was running locked at 60 or over. This is now my favorite ENB, but it is an FPS killer.

Natural lighting and atmospherics for enb