Clarity-Balance ENB
Semi-realistic balanced ENB presets for Cathedral, Age of Mythology and Obsidian. The goal is to obtain beautiful, reasonably realistic and correct images.
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Semi-realistic balanced ENB presets for Cathedral, Age of Mythology and Obsidian. The goal is to obtain beautiful, reasonably realistic and correct images.
Clarity-Balance ENB
news:
I've finished creating a preset for the cathedral. This preset takes into account some user wishes, updates the night vision fix code (enabled by default), and introduces various other improvements. A Grim version of the Cathedral has also been added to the optional files. Later I updated all presets to version 1.3
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Clarity ENB was created to achieve beautiful, lifelike images, lifelike is not about desaturating colors (images should remain nice and appealing), but about correctly displaying every detail you see on the screen.
Detailed description:
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Technical Note:
- Use the almost complete feature set of the latest version of ENB, including wet effects, lights, particle lights and more
- Intensive use of the weather system, which although takes a lot of time, allows me to fine-tune each weather, including the introduction of separate weather settings in Solstheim
-Four different image quality settings: highest quality, good image, medium, highest performance
- Clarity ENB does not darken the interior, if you want to use other mods like: ELE, RLO (without weather) or ELFX with Ehhancer
-Clarity ENB is absolutely completely based on Firemanaf's Skyrim Re-Engaged ENB (with his permission), all shaders are taken from Skyrim Re-Engaged ENB, I just set them up a bit
For more interesting images it is recommended to use ENB Light and a range of mods Rudy HQ-More Lights for ENB SE. At the same time, there is absolutely no need to use these mods, ENB does not need to use them.
If you want to change some ENB settings:
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Hotkeys:
Shift + Enter - enable/disable ENB menu
Shift + F12 - enable/disable ENB
Shift + F10 - enable/disable DOF effect
*-Show FPS
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Night Vision Fixes:
The SkyrimSE Re-Engaged ENB, which developed the Clarity ENB, already features night vision. To turn on/off the Night Vision fix in Clarity ENB, press Shift + Enter while in game, look to the right of the menu that appears, open the enbeffect.fx tab, and check/uncheck: Use Nighteye Fix.
To configure night vision, see the instructions on the Skyrim SE re-enabled ENB mod page.
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Install:
First install the required weather module
Second place download and install ENB Helper SE
3rd Download the latest ENB, unzip and copy the following files into the SkyrimSE folder: d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46e.dll
4th place Download the desired weather mod (or multipurpose) for the clarity you want - Balance ENB, unzip it, select a folder with the desired quality settings and copy the files from that folder into the SkyrimSE folder
- Disable Godrays, Ambient Occlusion, Snow Shader and Lens Flare in Skyrim Launcher, making sure the in-game brightness slider is set to the default position. The cathedral version can use vanilla volume rays, but does not require them to be enabled. Turning on vanilla volume rays in the Skyrim Launcher causes about 4 FPS drops on PC.
I also highly recommend calibrating your monitor.
Sorry, my English is not my native language.
credit:
This ENB preset is based on Firemanaf's Skyrim Re-Engaged ENB (many thanks for his permission).
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Clarity - Balanced ENB
News:
I have finished developing a preset for Cathedral. This preset takes into account some user wishes, updated the night eye fix code (now it is enabled by default), and introduced various additional improvements. A Grim version for the Cathedral is also added to the optional files. Later I will update all presets to version 1.3
Description:
Clarity ENB was created to obtain a realistic and beautiful image, realism is not to reduce the saturation of colors (the image should remain beautiful and attractive), but to correc …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.