TES Skyrim 0.126

[DigitalPrinceX]

ATI users update driver to latest beta of 12.11
Then backup your skyrim ini files. Then delete renderinfo.txt
Start SkyrimLauncher. It will recreate all the files. Now replace the new ini with the 2 from backup.
Dont know if this is actually a effective method or a myth, but this fixed my longer load screen problems.

Now skyrim should be faster for you. If you are using 1 year old skyrim with a lot of mods, then better to make a clean install and add updated+fixed mods.

[Svarog]

Is there a way to stop making your character move around and do things while editing with the GUI?

[ENBSeries]

Strange to hear such questions from non rookie skyrim players ~

[jonwd7]

@Svarog

In case you didn't understand the above he's telling you to use the ~ key (tilde) to open up the console. This pauses everything in the game. It also lets you type values into the GUI too. I couldn't do that either without opening the console.

[Maegirom]

Most properties for ssao are working in real time, for some you need to press backspace key to reload shaders, but sizescale and texturesizescale require game restart.

mmmh... When I press backspace after makeing some tweaks, the parameters return to their previous state. Don't save the changes :?:

[ENBSeries]

Have you pressed save button in GUI?

[Maegirom]

Omg sorry! Hadn't seen that button

[monsto]

Most properties for ssao are working in real time, for some you need to press backspace key to reload shaders, but sizescale and texturesizescale require game restart.

Are there any reference pics around that show sizescale and texturesizescale in context?

[ENBSeries]

What do you mean? These parameters affect only quality and performance and decsribed in docs.

[--JawZ--]

I think he meant how it looks with different values, before and after pictures of either increasing the value or decreasing it, to see if it gets better or worse.


@monsto

Just set the values at say 0.1, start skyrim take a picture.

exit and close Skyrim.

Change the value to let's say 1.0, start Skyrim and take a picture.


and there you have you're reference pictures it isn't hard work and doesn't take up much of your time.