Fallout 3 / New Vegas 0.267

[ENBSeries]

Fallout New Vegas / Fallout 3

ENBSeries graphic mod / ENBoost patch 0.267

Added string annotations to shaders similar to TES Skyrim 0.265 version. Added ShadowDesaturation parameter for detailed shadows (in fallout 3 seems most weathers have ugly ambient color and this parameter is the only solution).

String parameter usage:

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string Param01 = "Brightness parameter begin";

float   EBrightnessV2Day <
      string UIName="EBrightnessV2Day";
      string UIWidget="Spinner";
> = {0.4};

string Param02 = "Brightness parameter end";

and Param01, Param02 is what added.

[Marcurios]

Thank you very much Boris !

[Portal2x2]

All appeared, thanks for the update.

[number6]

Thanks for the annotations!

[number6]

I'm sure this has already been asked so forgive me, but is it not possible to get controls like the Skyrim ENB has for fire, window light, light sprite, etc?

[ENBSeries]

Objects do not differ from each other, so can't be split

[kingeric1992]

Hi Boris,
Is texOriginal also supported in NV's enbeffectprepass.fx ??

There is a user request to port certain Skyrim DOF shader to NV which require texOriginal.

It would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

[ENBSeries]

No, it's not available.

[ENBSeries]

Version updated, download again
Added by request variable to ignore mod initialization if game editor process detected (GECK.exe).

[MaxG3D]

Version updated, download again
Added by request variable to ignore mod initialization if game editor process detected (GECK.exe).

Since you are currently on F:NV, I actually stumbled upon an odd problem. I downsample most of my games from 2560x1080 to 1920x1080 to simulate a ultra wide screen. And when I do that, the in-game gamma gets super low and it seems that non of the ENB effects work. Vanilla game works fine, once I turn ENB off by setting "UseEffect" to "false". When I downsample from a different resolution, but in default aspect ratio (like from 2560x1440 to 1920x1080), it works just fine. I guess it's an issue with Driver Downsampling process changing the rendering order by sampling the 21:9 frame to fit 16:9? I dunno...

Anyways, if you want to replicate that, set a 21:9 downsampling resolution in Nvidia Control Panel "change resolution" tab (since you got a CRT monitor, you can use lower resolution than 2560x1080, as long as it's 21:9, it should show the problem) and in "adjust desktop size and position" set "scaling type" to "proportional" and check the "skip the scaling mode set by games/apps" box.