aers wrote:Oh then why did you post an unrelated thing i posted elsewhere

Thought the person asking you about it referred to inaccurate character shadows in his post, haha. Whoops

I'm just talking about the way shadows are cast when certain helmets/hoods are equipped. It's more accurate in Oldrim's ENB.

Oldrim's ENB shadows
https://i.imgur.com/cL4bB1U.jpg
Standard SSE
https://i.imgur.com/r4fFLRH.jpg

Screenshots courtesy of u/Gimbyllama

A version of detailed shadows was added to Fallout 4 right? How feasible is it to port it to SE?

ENBSeries wrote:Its own game screen space reflection, i just made it's mixing code different, not the weirdo made by bethesda.

Nice. Does that mean it'll look better, or just run more efficiently?

Very cool. I noticed there isn't an "enablereflection" in the enbseries effect. What is the reflection enabled by?

Hey, thanks for the new update Boris. In my opinion, I'd definitely make sure to put yourself and your health first. Also, if you haven't got any, I'd highly recommend getting blue light blocking glasses for computer use, especially at night. It'll help with insomnia, it did for me. There is an app...

Hey, thanks for the new update Boris. In my opinion, I'd definitely make sure to put yourself and your health first. Also, if you haven't got any, I'd highly recommend getting blue light blocking glasses for computer use, especially at night. It'll help with insomnia, it did for me.

Definitely got a 4-5 FPS boost in Falkreath.

Boris, is it possible to add ENBoost to SE? I could use Fallout 4's, however I would lose SE's graphical options.

Jungle Peanut I didn't changes to parallax and water parallax is different thing. Try older versions, 0.236 f.e. and report back if it work but 0.241 do not. Nevermind, I made a mistake, it's not broken. The mod Episode Parallax simply wasn't working due to being placed wrong in the load order, but...