Virtual ENB - Performance based ENB
This ENB will revolutionize the look and feel of your game while maintaining a great performance peek. It would be best to use nat, natural and atmospheric tamir while providing a realistic and moody look.
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About this mod Machine translation
This ENB will revolutionize the look and feel of your game while maintaining a great performance peek. It would be best to use nat, natural and atmospheric tamir while providing a realistic and moody look.
Overview
Ever since I introduced myself to the ENB series, I've been drawn to using ENB to improve the overall quality of my games and make it feel modern and lively. However, I've always had an issue with the eNBS's available on my PC, they always hit my GPU and performance really hard, my games just wouldn't play at 30 fps, especially in combat and intense situations. This applies to replays with 100+ mods, and a lot of stuff added in there, which already taxed my FPS, but since I'm able to play at 60 fps all the time without eNBS, I've been annoyed by the blandness of the game's graphics and look.
So, let’s find out in detail what will happen to ENB.
<> The sky will become crisper and bluer (as shown in the picture below).
<> The clouds will look fluffier
<> Provide environmental shadows for grass, trees, mountains, etc.
<>Trees see more clearly and their eyes are sharper.
<> Gives colors a vivid look, making them feel more realistic.
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To make it look like it does in the screenshot, I used several mods to enhance the look alongside the ENB. You can find the mods listed below.
<> Natural and atmospheric Tamir - highly recommended (otherwise it may look cloudy and not so natural and sunny)
<> Realistic Water II - Makes water feel smoother and smoother, giving a nice realistic look with ENB
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Install
The installation process itself is so simple that I honestly don't really need to explain it. But, I will do it.
<1> Install main file
<2> Unzip the file somewhere, i.e. your desktop
<3> Place all the files you extracted into your SkyrimSE directory
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suggestion
So, to make this look like the one in the screenshot, you need to use NAT, natural and atmospheric Tamriel. It's not required but highly recommended as I did it so it would work with it and give it a natural and sharp look. I will also leave some MOD links below to spice up your game and make it look like real Tamriel and a natural wild forest.
<> Natural and atmospheric Tamir - highly recommended (otherwise it may look cloudy and not so natural and sunny)
<> Lush Skygrass Plugin - Great for pastures (ENB has put a bit of a strain on Whiterun)
<> Skyrim Flora Overhaul - Work wonders with new trees, grasses, plants and more
<> Realistic Water II - Makes water feel smoother and smoother, giving a nice realistic look with ENB
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compatibility
It should be fairly obvious what is compatible and what isn't, but I'll list what I think is and isn't. If you find a pattern that messes with lighting, blur, dark, bloom, sunlight, clouds, etc., please report them as a bug and I'll notify you here and list it.
compatible
<>NAT, natural and atmospheric Tamriel
<> Grass and Trees Plug-in
<> Overhaul of flora on the horizon
<> Enhanced lighting and FX (not compatible w/nat; also not recommended)
<> Any visual and graphics mode (varies and depends, but may break lighting and other effects)
incompatible
<> Any other enb preset (select only one preset)
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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.