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ENB/ini tweaks I’m currently using the lower-performance version of A Cathedralist’s ENB. I know that ENB have anti-aliasing, god ray, and other graphical capabilities. Can I disable all of these in skyrim.ini and skyrimprefs.ini since the ENB can do them better? I recommend disabling this setting if frame rate is a concern. bUse64bitsHDRRenderTarget=1 (eliminates color banding in brightly-lit scenes by using 64-bit, rather than 32 bit. Set Grass Diversity to 15 Set Grass Wind Speed to Default Set Far-off Tree Distance to 40000 Saving Your Settings Navigate back to the Basic tab Click Save and Exit Additional INI Tweaks Mod Organizer 2: Click the Tools drop-down menu and open the INI Editor Skyrimprefs.ini  bEnableProjecteUVDiffuseNormals=1  bScreenSpaceReflectionEnabled=0

ENB AO is much better quality and more demanding than in-game AO. You just don’t want them to overlap and waste the resources. You can always modify ENB AO settings to your preference. I was wondering if you can turn off AA through the .ini file because I want to have a zero AA fully performance maximized .ini to share with people. Please tell me if it is possible and how to do it. Hi, First post here. I have moved to a 4096 x 2160p display and I cannot find the settings/conditions to eliminate black / unrealistic shadows on player character (PC) or NPCs. Using MO2 and only a couple mods for testing purposes (two of which have NO impact on graphics: USSEP and Alternate Star

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目次 Skyrim.ini ロード高速化 起動時にBethesda Softworksのロゴを表示しない チュートリアルを非表示にする ウィンドウ初期位置 マウスセンシティビティをXY軸別々に設定 FOV変更 日影の更新速度 日影の更新速度 (シャドウフリッカー対策) MAPの雲を非表示にする MAPズーム制限解除 主観/客観トグル時 When I activate enb, these shadows become deep black but the new shadows from ambient occlusion are gray. I feel that maybe the new shadows from enb go above the old ones. To disable ambient occlusion, launch a Windows Explorer window (win key + e) and navigate to Program FilesSteamsteamappscommonskyrimSkyrim. Open SkyrimPrefs.ini in Notepad and add iPresentInterval=0 to the bottom of the (Display) section. Additionally, the guide discusses the issue of Sticky Targeting and how to disable it.

ENB’s Ambient Occlusion can take 10+fps from you, you could try turning it off. ALT+ENTER to open ENB’s settings in game. Tweaking it there I was able to only lose 3 fps. BETH INI is also useful in tweaking graphics settings. It also has a couple tooltips on every setting to let you know what it does, and if it’s costing you performance. Also it depends on Texture How do I force off ambient occlusion? ambient occlusion Looks AWFUL in dark souls 2 and other games I own so I want to force It off on all my games. I need to know how I can force this off,maybe with a control panel or other program,because even when its off in game I still see it so it must be forced on by something.

Do you use a manager, such as Vortex or Mod Organizer 2? it is possible that they have individual ini settings for each profile. In that case you Ideally it could be multiplied with ambient occlusion and adjusted based on metalness which are in another texture, but that’s not needed. Hopefully I got the reasons for why it doesn’t work right, I will include some comparison screenshots and links to PBR assets so you can try it yourself. In your video driver, set the features from step 2 and Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) to „Application-Controlled“ (Nvidia) or „Use application settings“ (AMD). Only do this for Skyrim. When I run my game the game looks very different, the ENB seems to be running as intended.

I configured BethINI according to the guide, except for the ambient occlusion option which I don’t have (I’m using the last version hosted on Nexus), I know I can disable ambient occlusion in the emb menu or in the .INIs of the emb but the author of the Vanilla emb recommends to turn it off in BethINI. Is possible to do this in the – You can disable Sun Rays, ENB DOF and Ambient Occlusion ( by shift + Enter ingame menu or setting EnableSunRays=false, EnableDepthOfField=false and EnableAmbientOcclusion=false in enbseries.ini). In either skyrim.ini or just in the Options menu in the Steam Launcher, turn off all anti-aliasing. Turn off Screen Space Ambient Occlusion. And turn off the god

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I recommend going into the .inis and disabling reflections, subsurface scattering, depth of field, and ambient occlusion. Those are the biggest hogs, in my experience. I also tried TWF and the actors were occluded through occlusion boxes but whether that was the ini change or the occlusion boxes working as normal I’m still not sure.

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Before Troubleshooting, make sure that you set skyrim to be application controlled in your driver effects. That means never force Effects like Antialiasing, Ambient occlusion, Anisoptric filtering and so on via your graphics driver to skyrim. Effect: Ghosting / duplication effects while mooving: Is caused by Temporal Antialiasing – disable the temporal Antialiasing All users, including ENBoost users, set the following in Verify the preset’s instructions, but the following skyrimprefs.ini settings are required for the graphical features of ENBSeries to work with Skyrim. Other games may have similar requirements that also should be provided by the preset author:

I’m sure a lot of you have started playing Skyrim and noticingwell, it doesn’t exactly do our video cards proud. Sooosome tweaks! In the UI, make sure to click the ‚Advanced‘ button and enable the more advanced features, there, after choosin I disabled anti-aliasing in the launch options menu, and I checked the enbseries.ini file. Everything is set the way it should be, and ambient occlusion still won’t work. There has to be some other reason for the problem. Some settings in Skyrim cannot be set via the regular settings menu or the launcher. The default available settings are actually VERY limited compared to

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There you can disable the Letterbox Bars. „How can I get even more FPS?“ 1. Open the ENB menu and disable Ambient Occlusion and/or SkyLighting. 2. Set „bSAOEnable=0“ in your SkyrimPrefs.ini file „How do I enable the DOF (Depth of Field) if I can spare the extra FPS?“ Press“Delete” key on your keyboard. „I don’t like the lens In the SkyrimPrefs.ini is line called „fDynamicDOFBlurMultiplier“ under [Display], which set to 0 (normal value is 0.8 ) should get rid of the dof. Edit: The setting bDoDepthOfField=0 under [imagespace] should have the same effect.

Performance And Quality Guide First of all, we recommend playing the game on a render resolution of 100% (SteamVR) or 1.0 (Oculus). If you have an increased render resolution, your performance will suffer. On Oculus quest, we actually recommend a lower render resolution of 0.7 (see below for [Quest settings] (#a-note-on-oculus-quest)). – Reduce your grass density increasing the value of iMinGrassSize=*** in the ini files. – You can disable Sun Rays, ENB DOF and Ambient Occlusion ( by shift + Enter ingame menu or setting EnableSunRays=false, EnableDepthOfField=false and EnableAmbientOcclusion=false in enbseries.ini). This parameter enables or disables the screen space ambient occlusion (SSAO) and indirect lighting (SSIL) effects. Disabling this provides a performance increase.

Where do you pull it out from? When Skyrim was made there was no native AO support, only if you force it through ENB or GPU settings. I don’t see how ambient occlusion or any other graphical setting could force Vsync to be on for it to work. Perhaps there are some weird engines that do that.

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Discussion thread:SSE SkyrimPrefs INI Guide by STEPWiki LinkThis thread is for discussion and improvement of the SSE SkyrimPrefs INI Disable DOF, Ambient Occlusion and Settings Skyrimprefs ini for ENB Skyrim SE Изображение через Nvidia Это имеет свои пределы. Все, что не находится в поле зрения камеры, не будет учитываться при таком подходе к освещению.

Guide scope This guide is intended to be the comprehensive reference to all settings found within SkyrimPrefs.ini file for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim game. All of the user-configurable settings contained within SkyrimPrefs.ini are listed and defined (or hopefully will be). Settings are presented by section in alphabetical order.

This is usually done within the SkyrimPrefs.ini or using the mod: BethINI (now BethINI Pie). With this tool, you would be able to: Disable Screen Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) Disable Snow Shader Disable Lens Flare EDIT: LOL!, I typed up a big explanation and you found the correction. I’m glad it worked for you! Happy gaming! Turning on Ambient Occlusion in the ENB’s GUI made it better, but was still brighter than the rest. I had to finally turn on DetailedShadows and also DistantShadows, to have all the grass in the same color spectrum, and casting shadows.