Need some help with enbseries.ini

Post Reply
  • Author
  • Message
Offline
Posts: 36
Joined: 08 Jan 2013, 00:38

Need some help with enbseries.ini

How do I make the light reflecting on my character less yellow and not overly bright? It's way too bright that I can't see her face.

Image

Also, what subsurfacescattering does? How much is the recommended amount of it?

Offline
User avatar
Posts: 80
Joined: 12 Sep 2012, 22:29
Location: US

Re: Need some help with enbseries.ini

Pyrobunta wrote:How do I make the light reflecting on my character less yellow and not overly bright? It's way too bright that I can't see her face.

Image

Also, what subsurfacescattering does? How much is the recommended amount of it?
Try lowering the AmountInterior value, which controls bloom amount for interiors. Lower it until you're confortable. And if that doesn't work, turn DirectLightingInterior and AmbientLightingInterior down.

And, if I understand correctly, in simplest terms SubSurfaceScattering, or 'SSS' is the value of whether you want skin to be white or red. Higher value numbers being redder, lower being whiter.
_________________
Image

Offline
User avatar
*blah-blah-blah maniac*
Posts: 17452
Joined: 27 Dec 2011, 08:53
Location: Rather not to say

Re: Need some help with enbseries.ini

Imho better to tweak parameters in enbeffect.fx file, otherwise point light properties may help.
_________________
i9-9900k, 64Gb RAM, RTX 3060 12Gb, Win7

Offline
*sensei*
Posts: 349
Joined: 15 Dec 2012, 19:45

Re: Need some help with enbseries.ini

ENBSeries wrote:Imho better to tweak parameters in enbeffect.fx file, otherwise point light properties may help.
Yes, the pointlight settings in enbseries.ini as well as the curve and desaturation values.
_________________
Chan ENB
Image

Offline
Posts: 36
Joined: 08 Jan 2013, 00:38

Re: Need some help with enbseries.ini

Thanks.

Which setting darken/blackens shadows? I felt that the shadows are a bit too grey/light.

Offline
*sensei*
Posts: 349
Joined: 15 Dec 2012, 19:45

Re: Need some help with enbseries.ini

Direct light affects some of them, and Ambient light affects others.

Not all shadows are the same, if that makes sense, it takes some time to figure it out.

Also, Brightness, Contrast, and Adaptation values in the enbeffect.fx file, can have a large effect on shadows. Change them one at a time by a factor of 10 to see what they do.
_________________
Chan ENB
Image
Post Reply