NORSK - Fantasy ENB Preset
Nörsk is a brand new ENB preset designed from the ground up with high fantasy style in mind.
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About this mod Machine translation
Nörsk is a brand new ENB preset designed from the ground up with high fantasy style in mind.
Bethesda for Skyrim, Skyrim SE and Creation Kit
Boris Vorontstov for ENB series binaries
Marty McFly Premium Depth for TES Skyrim: Special Edition – with SSAO
Marty McFly for Color Studio "Lightroom" + Unsharp Mask enbeffectpostpass.fx
Joël Carrouché used the font "Norse" on this page and in the screenshots
This ENB preset is designed to bring some fantasy (read: warmer colors, darker darkness, brighter lights... etc.) into the sad, gray world of Skyrim! It's inspired by the infamous "Nords of Bords" or "RealVision ENB" and has custom settings to my liking.
To achieve the look of the screenshots, I used over 300 mods (including textures and weather and lighting). But to get closer to what the screenshots look like, you can download thoose mods:
Dolomite weather
What a storm
Enhanced ENB lighting
Realistic Lighting Overhaul
Pay attention to the horizon
If you don't have one of these, there can be a big difference between the screenshots and the main mode of your game.
Because this is an ENB preset, and because it seems SkyrimSE's binaries are less updated, I don't think there's much to do when the preset is released. But I still have some preset plans:
Stay updated with the latest binaries - Complete (for now)
Add support for most (or all possible) weather models - IN PROGRESS
Add different versions (understand: image quality - balance - performance) - not started
Does it have any impact on performance?
On my rig (i7-4770K, GTX1080, and 16GB RAM), with over 300 mods loaded, it affects 5 to 10 FPS in some areas and in some weather types. Keep in mind that a different version should be coming soon so it will work on most rigs. But you can also adjust it to your own desires! Just don't publish it as your own preset.
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Bethesda for Skyrim, Skyrim SE & Creation Kit
Boris Vorontstov for ENB Series Binaries
Marty McFly for the Advanced Depth of Field for TES Skyrim: Special Edition - with SSAO
Marty McFly for the Color studio "Lightroom" + Unsharp Mask enbeffectpostpass.fx
Joël Carrouché for the "Norse" font used in this page and on the screenshots
This ENB preset aim to bring a bit of fantasy (understand: warmer colors, deepers dark, brighter lights,etc...) into the sad, grey-ish world of Skyrim! It is inspired by the notorious "Breeze of The Nords" or "RealVision ENB", with custom settings to fit my preferences.
To achieve the look of the screenshot, I have used more than 300 mods (including textures & weathers & lights). But to get closer to what the screenshot looks likes, you can download thoose mods:
Dolomite Weathers
True Storms
Enhanced Lighting for ENB
Realistic Lighting Overhaul
Relighting Skyrim
Thoose are the main mods that could make a big difference between the screenshot and your game if you don't have one of them.
Because this is an ENB preset, and because it seems that the binaries for SkyrimSE seems to be update less, I think there is not much things to do when a preset is released. But I still have some plans for this preset:
Keep it update with the lastest binaries - DONE (for the moment)
Add support for most (or all if I can) weather mods - IN PROGRESS
Add different version (Understand: Image Quality - Balanced - Performance) - NOT STARTED
Does it have an impact on performance?
On my Rig (i7-4770K, GTX1080 and 16GB RAM), with more than 300 mods loaded, it has an impact of 5 to 10 FPS in certains zones, and under certains weather types. Keep it mind that different version should come out anytime soon, so it will be usable on most Rigs. But you can also tweak it yourself to your desire! Just don't post it as your own preset.
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.