Prismatic ENB
Prismatic ENB for SSE and NAT, a fantasy preset that brings color, atmosphere, clearer days and darker nights to Skyrim. Made for ENB Binary 0.381
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About this mod Machine translation
Prismatic ENB for SSE and NAT, a fantasy preset that brings color, atmosphere, clearer days and darker nights to Skyrim. Made for ENB Binary 0.381
PRISMATIC ENB for NAT
Required mods: Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel
With Prismatic ENB, my goal was to bring color, atmosphere, clearer days and darker nights to Skyrim. I took some inspiration from the Tetrachromatic ENB as the first ENB I used it will always have a place in my heart. I've had this preset working for almost two months! I'm so glad FUCKIN released it. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I enjoy it! Remember to report any bugs you find!
Recommended MODS
ELFX (interior only, no weather)
Ethereal Clouds (in my opinion, the best cloud rebuilt in all screenshots)
Reduce Glow FX (my recommendation is to choose to disable it completely)
Enhanced vanilla tree (lush tree, with vurts 4k leaf texture version 2)
Cathedral Grass (with patches of green whiterun tundra grass, I was hesitant to switch, but it's gorgeous and runs twice as verdant or veydosbrom)
Natural Aspen (beautiful light green aspen recolor)
Katos whiterun
NobleSkyrim2K (I think this one goes without saying)
credit
Boris, the maker of ENB and the savior of us all
Omega2008, my enb is originally based on the mythical enb, posted with permission (thanks <3)
Code based on Firemanf's Re-Engaged ENB, used with permission (thanks <3)
Ady's light plugin (Ady is a beast go check it out now)
SHOWCASE
Your video shows really^. ^
You can also find me on reddit!
to do list
- Add weather specific effects
- Development performance version
- Create better graphics for mod description pages
- Tutorial on creating and modifying ENB effects
- Create custom night sky textures
-add LUT system
Version history
v1 - Released on 5/26/2019
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PRISMATIC ENB for NAT
Required mods: Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel
With Prismatic ENB I aim to bring color, atmosphere, clearer days, and darker nights to skyrim. I took a little inspiration from Tetrachromatic ENB for oldrim, as the first ENB I ever used it will always have a place in my heart. I've been working on this preset for nearly two months! I am so FUCKIN excited to release it. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed making it!! Remember to report any bugs you find!
RECOMMENDED MODS
ELFX (interiors only, no weathers)
Ethereal Clouds (best cloud retexture out there in my opinion, featured in all the screenshots)
Reduce glow FX (my recommendation is to chose the option to disable completely)
Enhanced Vanilla Trees (Lush trees, with vurts 4k foliage texture version 2)
Cathedral Grasses (with green whiterun tundra grass patch, I was hesitant to switch but its gorgeous and runs twice as well as verdant or veydosbrom)
Natural aspen (beautiful light green aspen recolor)
Katos whiterun
NobleSkyrim2K (I feel like this one goes without saying)
CREDITS
Boris, maker of ENB and savior of us all
Omega2008, my enb was initially based on mythical enb, released with permission (thank you <3 )
Code based on Re-Engaged ENB by Firemanf, used with permission (thank you <3 )
Ady's lightrays addon (Ady is a beast go check them out right now)
SHOWCASE
Video showcase by yours truly ^.^
you can also find me on reddit!
TO DO LIST
-Add weather specific effects
-Develop performance version
-create better graphics for mod description page
-create tutorial for modifying ENB effects
-create custom night sky texture
-add LUT system
VERSION HISTORY
v1 - released 5/26/2019
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.