Draco ENB
Realistic ENB and ReShade presets. Made with vivid weather.
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About this mod Machine translation
Realistic ENB and ReShade presets. Made with vivid weather.
A while ago I implemented "TrueShade - an ENB and Weather Mod plugin". The purpose is simple: improve the visuals and colors of ENB or Weather Mods.
There is always a problem, these ENBs are not "required" to be used with "TrueShade". I always have to adjust the ENB to get the look right.
Enter "TrueDraco ENB", this ENB is used specifically for "TrueShade".
ENB does the lightning, ReShade does the shading and sharpening.
It's lightning and the colors are somewhat realistic (with a touch of fantasy).
Some parts (bloom, color, lightning color, brightness) are based on the "lightning" of my own hometown (if that makes any sense).
"TrueDraco ENB" is for use with "Vivid Weathers" (why? This is still my favorite Weather Mod :D). Other weather modules except "Cathedral Weather" should be compatible (untested).
-[Install]
[vivid weather]
Use your Mod Manager to download and enable Vivid Weathers. Done
[ENB]
Download and install ENB 0.390, then drag and drop all the contents of the True Draco ENB folder into the Skyrim Special Edition directory (the same folder as SkyrimSE.exe instead of the Data folder) and overwrite it. Done
[Recolor]
Download and install ReShade, then drag and drop TrueShadeSkyrimVividTrueDracoENBAddonReal into your Skyrim Special Edition directory (the same folder as SkyrimSE.exe instead of the Data folder). Launch the game and select "TrueShadeSkyrimVividTrueDracoENBAddonReal" in the ReShade menu. Done
-[Performance]
What performance do you expect from ENB? :D
There are many factors that affect performance (settings, texture modifications, etc.). I can say one thing: it's not performance friendly.
My guess is: GTX 960 or lower GPU: 30-40FPS
GTX 1060 similar or lower GPU: 40-50FPS
GTX 1070 and similar GPUs: 50-60FPS
GTX 1080 similar or higher GPU: 60+ FPS
- [Known Issues (?)]
The map is too bright. I know this problem exists and I'm working on solving it.
PrivateProfileRedirector(?): Apparently there were PPR conflicts with ENB, and apparently these conflicts have been resolved. ENB is made with PPR installed.
-[credit]
Mangaclub with vibrant weather
Boris Vorontsov for ENB
Ady's Shader Addon's Adysss
Bethesda
Creator of ReShade
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A while back I realeased "TrueShade - A ENB and Weather Mod Addon". It aim was simple: to improve the visuals and colors of ENBs or Weather Mods.
One problem always existed, these ENBs weren't made/meant to be used with "TrueShade". I always had to adjust the ENBs to make things look right.
Entering "TrueDraco ENB" this ENB was made specifically to be used with "TrueShade".
ENB does the Lightning, ReShade does the coloring and sharpening.
It's lightning and colors are somewhat realistic (with a touch of Fantasy).
Some parts (Bloom, Color, Lightningcolor, Brightness) are based of "Lightning" of my own hometown (If that makes any sense).
"TrueDraco ENB" was made with and for with "Vivid Weathers" (Why? It's still my favorite Weather Mod:D). Other Weather mods should be compatible (Untested), except "Cathedral Weathers".
- [Installation]
[Vivid Weathers]
Download Vivid Weathers with your Mod Manager and enable. Done.
[ENB]
Download and install ENB 0.390, then drag and drop all the contents of the "True Draco ENB Folder" in your Skyrim Special Edition Directory (the same folder as the SkyrimSE.exe NOT the Data folder) and overwrite. Done.
[ReShade]
Download and install ReShade, then drag and drop the "TrueShadeSkyrimVividTrueDracoENBAddonReal" in your Skyrim Special Edition Directory (the same folder as the SkyrimSE.exe NOT the Data folder). Start the game and select "TrueShadeSkyrimVividTrueDracoENBAddonReal" in the ReShade Menu. Done.
- [Performance]
You expect Performance from a ENB?:D
There many factors that play into Performance (Settings, Texture Mods, etc.). I can say one thing though: It's not performance friendly.
My guess would be something like: GTX 960 sim …
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.