evok99 wrote:
What will happen with I set UseEffect=false?
That completely disables ENB. Same as if you hit SHIFT + F12 in-game.
SecretSumo wrote:
I was reading through your guide and I think you managed to save me a ton of frustration. I was having this major issue where if I turned my chracter to face left or right in a sudden movement, my fps would drop from 50-60 down to 1, then climb back up to where it was...some sort of micro stutter I guess you would call it? Was making the game unplayable as I couldn't do combat outdoors effectively. I found your explanation on FPS limiter in your guide and set my FPS limit to 30 and that seems to have helped big time. Is there anything more I can do to eliminate this problem even further or is the built in limiter the best solution to this? Thanks for any advice Indigo!
1) I was discussing this the other night with a friend of mine, since I was having the same problem. He said I should set my limiter to about 10 FPS over what my "minimum" FPS typically is. I assume you hit 30 FPS in most scenes, so setting it to 40-45 should fix it. It did for me anyway. He didn't have any specifics as to
why it fixed it, but it does.
2) You
might have hit your VRAM limit. The stutter is usually the result of having to load textures on and off the graphics card. Data transfer is fast as hell (up to 160 GB/s) , but there's still like 200 microseconds of latency to get the data from RAM to VRAM. You can try using lower res textures, and see if that helps.
bolo822 wrote:
@indigo I downloaded your mod its great thanks
but how do I change texture of the grass so it will look so gorgeously green ?
You're welcome. There's two ways to do it:
1) Get GIMP or Photoshop. Find a DXT plugin for your chosen image editor (such as the NVIDIA DXT plugin for Photoshop). Get Creation Kit. Use Archive.exe or Get and use FO3Archive to extract the grass textures from the textures.bsa file. Alternatively, use a texture mod like Vert's Skyrim Flora Overhaul. Now that you've got your textures and a way to edit them, just change the color saturation. Save it. Stick it in your skyrim\data\textures directory wherever the grass textures should be located.
2) Use an ENB configuration that lets you tweak color saturations, and use it to massively adjust green colors....that might take a while unless you're using some kind of HSV color conversion code like I've written in SkyRealism - ENB Evolved, which has an equalizer that lets you adjust specific color tone saturations. Alternatively, you might try downloading Opethfeldt's ENB off SkyrimNexus, and tweaking it...he's done a fantastic job with getting colors to look much more saturated.
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