Fallout 4 0.355

[ENBSeries]

I dont know what is in your code, because don't have it. But you need to do according to included example. No need to remove functions, you just need to make some global variable which turn off conditionally parameter(s) changes inside callback function. More than one callback function can be set by different plugins, so the way you do it can't work.

[lomerta]

ok I see the problem now thanks

[ENBSeries]

I don't know what second part of the code is and where it's located. Anyway, regarding your issue that value in GUI rewritten by the plugin, so not editable, you need to save internal value for every parameter which trying to change, then read parameter and compare it with your saved. If they differ, then you need to update your own saved values. Or you can detect such change and stop updating values until ENBCallback_PreSave argument passed to CallbackFuntion call. This is not mod or plugin specific, but programming in general.

[lomerta]

Thanks, I just put it inside of ExecuteSomething() and now it works!

[phoenixfabricio]

Hi Boris!

I understand that is still too early but any chance for a Fallout 76 mod ???

[TopGear]

I personally prefer monster hunter world because most of the bugs have been fixed now.

[mindflux]

viewtopic.php?f=26&t=6066

[phoenixfabricio]

Ow, Thanks Mindflux. Didnt see that topic.....

[lomerta]

to use float4 in sdk should I use ENBParam_COLOR4 ?

and in shader is it better to use float4 everywhere or compiler will do it ?

[ENBSeries]

Yes, ENBParam_COLOR4.
About float4 everywhere, i cant answer because dont understand what you asking. Compiler usually do all the job to split or mix registers and often variables. Only worth to use when you really sure some code will be converted to faster version. If it's global variable, of course editing (for player) individual floats are much easier than several values packed in single one. By performance they are equal.