TrueShade
A realistic ReShade preset designed to improve the current visuals and colors of Weather Mod or ENB and of course Sharpening. Zero performance loss. Oops... maybe 1 FPS lost.
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About this mod Machine translation
A realistic ReShade preset designed to improve the current visuals and colors of Weather Mod or ENB and of course Sharpening. Zero performance loss. Oops... maybe 1 FPS lost.
The goal of TrueShade is to improve the visual effects and colors of Weather Mod and ENB. Zero performance failures.
For each setting, there are currently 2 versions:
- Realistic (realistic): realistic colors and lightning (lights are white)
- Color (color): more vivid colors and lightning (lights are orange)
The differences between versions (depending on the specific setup) are more or less obvious.
Currently available TrueShade versions include:
[Vivid Weathers]：
- Vivid weather
- Vivid Weathers + Ultimate Immersion ENB
- Vivid Weathers + Silent Horizon ENB
There will be more in the future but it may take some time due to lack of time, but if a lot of people want a specific setup I will get it done faster than others. Please tell me what you want.
Due to lack of time, everyone can adjust my ReShade Preset to their specific settings, or give it to me so I can upload it (if you trust me and call it "TrueShade for X ENB/Weather Mod") you can also upload it yourself, only.
[Install]:
Download and install ReShade, then place your "TrueShadeReal.ini" or "TrueShadeColor.ini" into your Skyrim Special Edition directory (the same folder as SkyrimSE.exe instead of the Data folder). Launch the game and select "TrueShadeReal.ini" or "TrueShadeColor.ini" in the ReShade menu. Finish.
[TrueShade for other games]:
Fallout 76
Fallout: New Vegas (released tomorrow)
[integral]:
Author of Vivid Weathers
Author of Ultimate Immersion ENB
Author of Silent Horizon ENB
your work appreciated
Special thanks to the creator of ReShade <3
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TrueShade's goal is to improve both the visuals and colors of a Weather Mod and ENBs. At zero Performance lose.
For each setup there currently are 2 versions:
- Realistic (Real): Realistic colors and Lightning (Lights are whiteish)
- Colorful (Color): More vibrant color and Lightning (Lights are orange)
The difference between the versions is (depending on the specific Setup) more or less noticeable.
The current TrueShade versions available are:
[Vivid Weathers]:
- Vivid Weathers
- Vivid Weathers + Ultimate Immersion ENB
- Vivid Weathers + Silent Horizon ENB
There will be more in the future, but because of a lack of time it may take some time, however if a lot of people want a specific setup, I will work on that specific setup sooner than others. Just let me know what you want.
Because of a lack of time, everybody can take my ReShade Preset adjust it to their specific setup and either gave it me so I can upload it or (if you credit me and call it "TrueShade for X ENB/Weather Mod") you can also upload it yourself and only.
[Installation]:
Download and install ReShade, then drop my the "TrueShadeReal.ini" or "TrueShadeColor.ini" in your Skyrim Special Edition Directory (the same folder as the SkyrimSE.exe NOT the Data folder). Start the game and select "TrueShadeReal.ini" or "TrueShadeColor.ini" in the ReShade Menu. Done.
[TrueShade for other Games]:
Fallout 76
Fallout: New Vegas (Release tomorrow)
[Credits]:
Author of Vivid Weathers
Author of Ultimate Immersion ENB
Author of Silent Horizon ENB
You're work is appreciated
Special Thanks to the creator of ReShade <3
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.