My self-adjusted mid-level ENB ~ perfect for showing off girls during games

Note: The core files must be downloaded from the official website. This is a requirement.

The core file is in

Uninstall the previous ENB before use~ Many people do not install this requirement, but after installing it differently, they come back and complain.

Set it in SkyrimPrefs in My Documents\My Games\Skyrim

[Display]

bFloatPointRenderTarget=1

bTreesReceiveShadows=1

bDrawLandShadows=1

bShadowsOnGrass=1

need:

Weather 3.1

ELFX:

Water materialRealistic Water Two:

If you find it troublesome, just download the unintentional integration:

recommend:

slyf’s SMC material integration package:

Starry sky MOD:

Find Horizontal Pixel Resolution=1920 Vertical Pixel Resolution=1080 in effect.txt and change it to the resolution of your game

findenblocal

Found in [MEMORY]

VideoMemorySizeMb= (Fill in your own video memory size, it can also be written as your video memory + memory - the number after 2048, but in fact it only takes up additional memory during the game, because the game actually only takes up 1~2G memory resources, the exception is the 3G patch, but it will not take up a lot unless the material is 4K or above...) It can prevent the video memory CTD~ but the card will still freeze)

ReservedMemorySizeMb=128

Read-ahead memory size

Set according to the video memory (non-core) of the graphics card. If it is too low, it will freeze. If it is too high, the reading time will be too long. For less than 2G, 128 is recommended, and for more than 2G, 256 is recommended.

ForceAnisotropicFiltering=true

ENB heterosexual filtering

If you want to enable this, you must turn off the anisotropic filtering that comes with the game and the graphics card driver, otherwise it will conflict and increase the burden on the machine.

MaxAnisotropy=16

Opposite gender filtering ~ set to 8 or 16 according to your actual situation

EnableFPSLimit=false

FPSLimit=60.0

Frame limit

If the frame rate is too low, try enabling this. Please set a relatively stable value based on your actual graphics card frame rate.