ENB Light

Ljóss is a semi-realistic preset that enhances color and texture detail and has built-in support for ENB Light, compatible with almost all weather mods and night vision (vanilla and mod). All while retaining the performance and feel of Skyrim SE vanilla.

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Semi-realistic performance-friendly presets

Comes with Nighteye and ENB Light support

In Old Norse, ljóss means: bright, bright, luminous, light, fair, clear, obvious, plain.

introduce:

Skyrim is a beautiful place, even more so when you use the amazing mods you can find on. But after completing my mod list, I was forced to be honest with myself, without a fully functional ENB, it would be impossible to run so many mods on a 4K screen without unpleasant performance degradation.

This is how Ljóss’ idea was born:

Minimalist ENB presets with forced effects I couldn't live without, and ReShade presets for post-processing to preserve as much performance as possible. This preset is not intended to play screen archery, but I thought I wanted a good mix between performance and aesthetics.

In building Ljóss I tried to achieve the following goals:

Perfect night vision compatibility out of the box (vanilla or modded)

Skyrim image space, game and mod color correction are preserved, thus respecting the author view and allowing you to use mods to tweak your experience

Lighting module compatibility (ELFX, ELE, luminosity...)

Multi-weather mod compatibility (with all its features: seasons, indoor/night settings, colors, etc.)

No dark nights or indoors

ENB Light is compatible with realistic fire colors (ENB Light takes lighting effects to another level of beauty.)

performance

include:

Color Enhancement (Shadow: Vibrant and Glamorous)

Light Enhancements: (Shadows: Clarity, LiftGammaGain, AmbienLight and LevelsPlus/ENB: ComplexParticleLight)

Image sharpening (recoloring: LumaSharpen and FineSharp)

Bloom (Shadow: BloomAndLensFlares)

SMAA Anti-Aliasing (Shadow: SMAA)

Shadow enhancement (ENB: Detailed Shadows, Distant Shadows, SSAO_Game and CloudShadows)

Realistic skin (ENB: Skin Specular and SubSurfaceScatering)

ENB Sky, Sun and Water

For the sake of performance, I chose to enhance the version of Skyrim SE with ENB SSAO_GAME. If you prefer to use ENB SSAO, it has been adjusted to maintain performance as much as possible (all screenshots are with in-game SSAO). To change this or other settings such as color, saturation, black level... please read the following FAQ.

need:

Not mandatory:

Install Modified Vanilla Sun (my preference) or Matso Immersed Sun for SSE

Highly recommended:

"Old Skyrim SE Shader Bundle for fixing SSS in ENB on SSE 1.5.80" optional download from ENB Helper SE

Skyrim particle patch for ENB Special Edition (don't use esp)

Ember HD by mindflux

Hell - looking back at past Naruto effects

ENB Light by 4109

Mandatory:

Open Skyrim.ini and change the following:

fGlobalBloomThresholdBoost = 5.0000

[weather]

fSunBaseSize = 300

fSunGlareSize = 400

Open Skyrimprefs.ini and change the following under the [Display] section:

bEnableImprovedSnow = 0

fGamma = 1.0000

bFXAAEnabled = 0

bUseTAA = 0

bFXAAEnabled = 0bIBLFEnable = 0

bIndEnable = 0

bSAO_CS_Enable = 0

bSAOEnable = 1

</ s> </ s> </ s>

Install:

Put my file in Skyrim's directory (where "SkyrimSE.exe" is)

Download the latest ENB binary version from ENBDev.com

Open the archive and extract d3d11.dll and d3dcompiler_46e.dll from the WrapperVersion folder and place them in Skyrim's directory

that's all! !

Frequently Asked Questions:

How to open the Reshade GUI?

scroll lock

How to open ENB GUI?

Press Shift + Enter

How to adjust saturation?

Open the recolor GUI and change the "Vibrance" setting under Vibrance.fx

It's too red, green, or blue, how can I fix it?

Open the recolor interface and under Vibrance.fx change the "VibranceRGBBalance" setting (first red, then green, then blue).

How to get less contrast?

Open the ghost interface and change the "InputBlackPoint" setting under LevelPlus.fx

How can I get more brightness …