Some textures in my NV become transparent when viewed from certain angles in certain places. Yes, I know this is a common problem. And yes, I have read all of the relevant threads before posting here. I asked the community over at STEP to no avail, as well.

Here are the things I've tried to fix it thus far:

>Disabled antialiasing, anisotropic filtering, and water from the game launcher, clicked HDR
>Opened NVidia control panel, manually disabled antialiasing, anisotropic, etc. despite each being on application-controlled already
>Updated NVidia drivers and did the above again
>Disabled Steam Overlay
>Turned off antialiasing, shadows, and pretty much every other effect in turn in the ENB effect menu in game
>Turned off all the ENB effects in the enbseries ini file, including the AA and and filtering ones
>Installed the NV ENB patch .203 and overwrote .278, then reverted back to .278 when that didnt work
>Uninstalled the wrapper version of ENB entirely and installed/ran the injector version (with the ENB Injector application thingy)
>Installed the transparency fix mod from NV Nexus, in conjunction with each of the above
>System restart
>Installed other ENB presets

I know it's the ENB causing the problem because when I turn UseEffect off in [Global], the problem (and all the ENB effects) goes away. Leaving UseEffect on and turning every single other toggle setting off does NOT fix the problem, though, which has me stumped.

If you have read similar posts and solutions to them, nobody able to help you, because there are no other reasons for the bug. Crapware and antialaising, nothing else.

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I see, and yes I believe you.

I guess I have to ask why antialiasing would still be on when I've turned it off in the game launcher and on the nvidia control panel, but I understand that's not really an ENB question. What do you mean by "crapware"? Plenty of people have gotten ENB to work in NV, but it's always been a persistent problem for me.

Crapware is all kind of useless software very popular these days which do nothing useful, but hook in to processes of 3d applications like games and frequently corrupt them. Some of them are harmless, but used together with similar software and wrappers like my mod produce bugs because of the way they injecting in to d3d. Afterburner, d3d overrider, some screen capturing tools, evga driver utils, logitek and razer background processes, steam overlay, etc.

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I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.

I see. Well, according to my applications in task manager, the only background programs I have running are software for my keyboard, mouse, steam (overlay off), rainmeter, nvidia control panel, and itunes. I can try disabling them, too, but it seems a stretch any one of those could conflict with in-game graphics.

Try setting the following in your enblocal.ini:

FixTransparencyBugs=false

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I have tried that, just like every other toggled setting in the .ini file.

To be clear, I am referring to the enblocal.ini file, not the enbseries.ini file. Changes to enblocal.ini generally have to be made when the game is not running.
Maybe you did already try the settings in enblocal.ini, just wanted to clarify.

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Yes, I know.

In the enblocal.ini, I've made sure the memory was set to my GFX card's memory (2048), tried turning off all the AA and anisotropic stuff under Engine, both antialiasing settings, and the bug fix settings. I still get transparent textures with all of them off.

In enbseries.ini, I've tried systematically toggling off everything under effect, antialiasing, shadow, effect, and fix. With every single one of them off, I have the same problem. When I turn everything off under [global] useeffect, though, the problem goes away (along with all the ENB effects, of course).

Do not waste time, search for crapware in your processes list, it's many times prooved that only antialiasing and crapware cause this bug.

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i5-4690k, 16Gb RAM, GTX 1060 6Gb, X-Fi Titanium, Win7 x128
I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.