MrChaos

Hi, in the end of the guide it says: I am interested in were this information comes from and how people found out about it. It doesn't seem logical to me. Why can't I reload manually? Do I have to completely exit the game or can I go to the main menu instead? Thank you :)

Hi, I am currently resolving conflicts and the XCLW - Water Height is puzzling me. What does it do? Why does USKP for example change this? Also: why does the StepGuide "Basics of Resolving Conflicts" ( https://wiki.step-project.com/Basics_of_Resolving_Conflicts ) say: "Ignore any cell with a conflict of the 'XCLW - Water Height' line. The conflict does not matter. Focus on the XCCN and XEZN lines." It would be great if someone could quickly help :)

I have a new favourite :) The Serenity ENB: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51343/? No CoT support but worth it!

Ok, I set FOV to 80, reduced my screen resolution to 1920*1080 and got rid of the black bars in the ENB. Same effect, getting my ~34fps with the unedited ENB and DOF off. Edit: I have tested many ENBs now. The Grim and Somber ENB looks really great. Unfortunately it is unplayable for me. Everything seems to be slightly blurry with CoT installed, no matter what settings I change. I managed to get a big improvement with the "blur" problem but it still feels like you are looking at a 2D poster, rather than a 3D game. I have to admit that the Grim and Somber ENB made me feel a little bit sick : / It's probably due to the combination with CoT. The Phinix Natural ENB is one I really like, however it left me a little bit disappointed. It feels like too little of the Vanilla-CoT feeling gets changed, were do all the FPS go? Of course it becomes obvious as soon as you pay close attention... still, a little bit too.. normal? for me. I went back to the Unreal Cinema ENB and it eventually had me convinced. It is slightly too bright/white for me during day time but overall it is doing a very good job indeed. Especially the water looks the best out of all ENBs I tested. Phinix Natural and Grim and Somber turn it into an unfortunate swamp.

You're welcome! I too discovered it quite recently!!Did you make any changes in the settings for your 40+ fps?My Geforce 660Ti struggles @1920x1200 to handle the Grim & Somber ENB. Before: 60fps After: ~24fps I lowered the quality settings: Skylighting low, low Reflections low, low SSAO low, low, low Shadows low, low Depth of field off, using Dynavision instead Now I got around 30fps, I would like to have those 30fps as minimum though and possibly the ENB-DOF switched back on.

@SkulldozeR THis is a very nice ENB. The best one I have seen so far. Thank you for the tip

There is no "Smooth Normal Map" option in the file

Thank you z929669 for the comparison shots. I just want to be sure that I installed the Phinix Natural ENB correctly for the Revisited Legendary Edition, so it would be great if someone could have a look: I installed ENB Version 0.246, the Wrapper Version, only the d3d9.dll and enbhost.exe Then I used the premade enblocal.ini of the guide and everything in the Phinix Natural ENB file except the enbhost.exe There was no extra enblocal.ini Is there any way I the Phinix Natural ENB more compatible with Climates of Tamriel? Thank you very much :)