TES Skyrim SE 0.435

[ENBSeries]

Fov doesnt matter, i just set it cause in the save it was too much narrow

[Pfuscher]

Different topic:
I think you already said, that there is no way to improve the light situation, when 2 meshes collide?
I'm talking about the missing AO, where the wall hits the ground due to the engine limitation.

[ENBSeries]

This is not engine limitation, it's bad design and modelling of the world.

[Pfuscher]

So it's theoretically possible.
But either too performance heavy, too much to code or just somewhere on the to do list?
If it's on the to do one day list, that would be really awesome. The game has thousand's of places with that bad design.
I'm just humbly asking.

Your new normal map shadows seem to fix a lot of the bad design choices. Which is great!
Hope I find out, why my enb doesn't do it.

[ENBSeries]

No, it's impossible to fix by any effects. There is no problem, everything is rendered correctly and problem comes from design of the world. If modeller is lazy, this thing comes. Non of my business.

[skysan4298]

The NormalMappingShadows is SAVE and APPLY feature.
I do see it is showing the shadow correctly where ENB is putting shadow where SSE incorrectly bounced the light without it. Only lost 1 fps 43fps vs 42fps in Solitude. Thanks Boris for making yet another nice feature making a 10yr old game visually stunning.

Here's a gif capture at the Riverwood, and most noticeable with rock walls.
https://i.imgur.com/7VodGGI.gif

[Pfuscher]

Tried that, too. No difference.
The mistake is probably on my side, let's wait if there are others as stupid as me

[mindflux]

No issue here, using Nvidia Creator Driver or whatever it is called these days.

You're not trying to see the effect in the shade, are you?

[Pfuscher]

Sunlight, half shade, part shade, shade, everywhere. I ran across the whole town, to like 15 places.

[mindflux]

Most odd. I tested with a few objects, both modded and unmodded, and the effect was very prominent without any further tweaking except toggling it on.

Maybe you could test with stock Skyrim.ini and SkyrimPrefs, as well as the default files from ENB installer?