It seems that the "dark shadows" bug in v0.105 and v0.106 are a result of forcing SSAO through nVidia drivers, at least for me. With v0.105 and v0.106, I still do get some flickering, but only during weather changes outdoors. In most areas, I get a solid 60 FPS using v0.105, with slightly ...

SSAO doesn't hit performance too hard if you turn down the filter quality and tweak the sample size, etc. -- at least for me, that is. Unfortunately, the quality decreases in a non-linear way when one turns down the quality settings. What does kill my performance is SSIL, either just by itself or wi...

Is it just me or are shadowed areas unaffected by ambient light setting? In the daytime e.g. I get really dark shadowed areas, increasing ambient light doesn't seem to work right, increasing up to something like 20 only makes highlights more colorful. I have the same problem. I just can't seem to g...

All I can say is "wow." There's no FPS hit in this version and I'm even forcing SSAO through my nVidia drivers. My uGridsToLoad is set to 9 and I'm using the high-res texture packs from Bethesda. Still, ENB performs as well as vanilla Skyrim. Thank you! @Jaguar There was a great deal of di...

Thanks so much. I really do appreciate your support. I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed, but I seem to get better performance with ENB since the "official" patch. Now, there's really not a big difference in performance between ENB and vanilla on my system, which is great. I'm getting ...

Thanks a bunch, guys! It's encouraging to hear constructive criticism - keeps me wanting to improve this config. I think I've solved the volumetric fog issue. I've actually decreased the values for both the intensity and the curve. This keeps it white-looking while making it less apparent and more t...

New version in the works. I'd been playing through an HDTV instead of a monitor and there are just too many differences between the two. I've already got a list of things I'm working on, but please, any suggestions are welcome. *EDIT* Here are a couple samples of what I've been working on. Obviously...

Thanks very much! I know it's not one of those "WOW" presets, but I think it looks pretty natural for those who'd like a toned-down version of ENB.

And yes, the haze and the blue/green were the first to go, lol.

I've tailored this preset to my own tastes, in an attempt to create what I believe to be a more "realistic" or "natural" look for Skyrim while staying within the ENB framework. I haven't edited the original shaders at all -- this preset simply tweaks some settings that are alread...

Hehe, it's okay. I don't think I was incredibly clear in my last post... If you just put the FXAA/SMAA files in the Skyrim root directory with the ENB 0.103 files, the game will automatically detect, or "hook", the d3d9.dll from your FXAA/SMAA. This is because ENB 0.103 uses an injector to...