RuBy ENB 2.1

Fantasy Enb features rich, dark, and sometimes stunning colors, built on version 0.377 of Enb.

It's in all its glory in the new effects of Enb binary 0.377

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summary:

What starts as a simple adjustment of sunlight color ends with a brand new ENB. So I started posting some pictures and people told me it looked good. So I thought - why not release it. So I did. enjoy your meal.

Require

Weather Mod: Technically compatible with all of these, but originally built on NLVA, so use that. But a little experimentation never hurt anyone.

Lighting Mod: Should be compatible with all of these as well, but internally again tailored and tuned for ELFX.

from.

You should already have it, considering it's mandatory for every enb.

If you plan to use the Night Eye spell/effect now in version 2.0. You must download and install Enhanced ENB Night Eye. Don't forget to activate it in your manager or it won't work. If you don't care about it or don't use Night Eye, just download version 1.0

• Optional requirements

ENBS - Data folder. I recommend using this if you want your water to look exactly like mine, just because it looks great. (Should be loaded last in loading order)

• Install

From (only d3d9.dll and enbhost.exe are needed in the Wrapper version folder)

Download all files from requirements

Install them via the Mod Manager of your choice

Let LOOT sort it out

Download my ENB from the Files tab

Put all the contents into the main folder where TESV.exe is located

enjoy your meal;)

• UNINSTALLATION

Disable mods installed in Mod Manager and delete all contents of ENB. I recommend using this nifty little tool ENB and ReShade Manager to remove all traces of ENB. Don't note it's on the Skyrim SE page, it's for multiple Bethesda games.

• Performance

Performance was taken into consideration. But as we all know, everyone is different. Considering I'm using a GTX 1070 and running at 40 - 60 fps personally, you can use that as a guide if you like.