CineFantasychrome ENB

Recolor Obsidian + ENB. Inspired by mythology and ominous presets. Very high default. Better with enhanced lights and FX (enhanced interior and ice only).

Do you want a super preset type of movie, but don't want overly dramatic filters? Do you want to set both realistic and fantasy presets?

Do you want a mod that has stunning lighting but stays sharp and doesn't blind you?

And, very importantly, keep the vibe of Obsidian - the weather type, and keep the focus on the clouds.

So it might be your default.

Hours of research have gone into colorimetry and balanced lighting.

See my list of mods under Credits (CTD is free if the correct patch is installed. Use Mod Oraganizer 2 and install through it.)

Please excuse my English skills as they are in French. I try to improve myself further.

INS

Install Obsidian first, then the Obsidian Weather Module (or install True Storm SE first, then Obsedian, then download the True Storm patch in the Obsedian optional download).

You'll also need Enhanced Lights and FX (Enhanced Interior and Ice only) links

I recommend: Binaural 3D Surround Sound for Headphones - HRTF

IMPORTANT PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE LAST SHADOW

This is for better color gamut and is crucial for shaping.

Execute and select game.exe, then select d3d10d11. Install fake hdr with bright and vibrant colors, lumasharpen and adaptive sharpening.

Download SKSE enb binaries.390

You only need d3d11.dll and d3dcompiler_46e.dll. Place them in the Skyrim Special Edition folder.

Obviously :) downloaded my file, then copied the file into "cinefantasychrome" and pasted it into the game folder. Accept coverage.

In the Obsedian weather options, verify that saeson fx is enabled (on). Otherwise, you'll have weird issues with not having a day of season time, and losing a variety of weather.

UTILISATION：

In game, use the "home" key to verify fake hdr, color vibrancy, vibrancy, lumasharpen and adaptive sharpening. The fake hdr must be about 1.0 and the color must be about 0.500. Enable/disable enb is shift+f12. In the posteffet tab it is possible to enable/disable the mailbox.

I recommend gaming at 105 FOV (the limit before eye fishing) on ​​a 16/9 monitor. To do this, you can edit skyrimse.ini or type fov 105 (² key) in the console.

I have integrated the Phinix Nighteyes correction feature into Penix. So you can use night vision and vampire vision easily.

You can adjust your monitor's saturation and preferences using Ghosting (Main Key).

If you want less contrast in the dungeon and less saturation during the day, you can use the Obsidian option Saturation (it's a powerful spell).

Looks good, but not the same as the natural Obsedian preset. The same goes for night brightness: there's an option in the Obsedian spell manager. I prefer darker nights (which is more logical), and the Northern Lights suddenly light up the night.

FPS gain:

If the frame rate is satisfactory, you can uncheck Ambient Occlusion (7-10 fps). Even if you lose the precision of shadow diffusion, the frame will remain beautiful.

Next update:

Adjust clear sky curves and saturation.

I'm programming an algorithm for a low-pass color filter from scratch.

score:

Thanks to anamorfus for enhanced lighting and effects

Thanks to Dr. Mega Arindel for Obesity Treatment

Thanks Arindel for the fabulous surround

Adyss: schader plugin

Thanks to Firemanaf (Ominous enb) for the link: ominous enb

Thanks to Phinix for the night vision algorithm correction.

Boris for Enb series

Great contribution from Marty McFly. Very close for future updates

Hritik Vaishnav sunshaft used for screenshot: sunshafts

MOD LIST (no CTD, no breakage):

Recommended working SMIM and Obsedian patches)

+Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition patch

+Skyrim skills unlocked

// Skills to achieve balance: [SkillExpGainMults]: fLightArmor = 3.00 fSmithing = 10.00 (no cheating with SKyrim Chocolate etc.) fAlchemy = 10.00 fSpeechCraft = 5.00 fRestoration = 0.50 fEnchanting = 1.50

[SkillFormulaCaps]：iBlock = 80 iLightArmor …