ENBSeries

The Elder Scrolls Skyrim SE (SSE)

Added EnableOldSSS parameter to [SUBSURFACESCATTERING] to mimic effect for Skyrim LE. Fixed tint of hairs tweaked by ColorPow parameter. Fixed eyes when original objects processing is enabled.

Nice, just installed it, great work as always!

How long is the early access Boris ?

This depends from features implemented. Some updates will be in few days to site, some few months, some exclusive to Patreon.

ENBSeries wrote:This depends from features implemented. Some updates will be in few days to site, some few months, some exclusive to Patreon.

Those Patreon exclusive updates are only for the Perfectionist tier(are you refering to the higher quality ones)? or you mean that there really will be features that you can only get if you become a Patron?

For highests tier exclusive things. Maybe i'll release them after hardware will be fast enough to handle them.

Ohh ok, that´s fair, because just a bunch of users can really run ENB at it´s maximum potential or near

how can you do exclusive functions when people share their presets online. You would end up having a lot of recently updated presets pointless to download due to missing functions.

wickfut - you are right, using a Patreon system on this kind of software is and always will be a total mess. Unless absolutely every current and future ENB user becomes a Perfectionist tier at Patreon, which is not likely. Probably users with not so great financial possibilities are starting to abandon things. (Especially kids) Patreon is like forcing hand a little, but the users who are just poor, lose even more (in the form of software)

This Patreon thing would be great if it weren't for the shared presets. (But presets are one of the reasons ENB is so widely used)

Then again - Boris has been working years for free, it's ok, if he wants to earn something. I guess there aren't many user who donate voluntarily.

Months? Yikes.

Here I was thinking (or hoping) Patreon would be for bleeding edge and those who wanted to help test new features. Early access rather than feature exclusive. Never imagined I'd see the day where it became paid software.