maload wrote:is it possible that EAdaptationMinV2 is greater than EAdaptationmaxV2 ?
kermles if you want to reduce that that bloom ? how do you do ?
i wonder that some config have so high bloom but it look clear .
There's a couple ways to reduce bloom. I'm not an expert but:
one way is to just open enbseries.ini or use the in game editor and reduce the BloomAmount variables to something lower,
second way way is to reduce the amount of light striking an object so that it no longer causes bloom (eg. using DirectLightingAmount/AmbientLightingAmount variables)
third way is to (depending on the enbeffect.fx config) configure it from the enbeffect.fx file and reconfigure bloom settings from there, if you tell me where your enbeffect.fx file came from i can look at it and try to help.
other way is to change your enb effect.fx file, for example hd6's enbeffect.fx file has Crisp bloom, enbevolved has its own kind of bloom, there's the default enbseries bloom that we know and love, etc. also some enbeffect.fx files have multiple bloom types available such as the excellent mixed file by JawZ (found on the forums here under user downloads), you would open it and put slashes (//) in front of all the bloom types you don't want to use and the leave the one you do want without slashes in front.
Last way I know of besides writing your own code is to try matso's immersive bloom enbbloom.fx file (can be found in matso's excellent Project MATSO ENB)
hope that helps a bit.
