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  1. Here is how setting AF looks in Nvidia control panel.
  2. I use Nvidia. RTX 4060 to be precise.
  3. it can be in some sort of "possible issues", like if someone sees issues with complex grass like I am or Mercury71, then "try this:" it can be definitely get lost in this topic, and someone if encounter this again and don't know solution, might write about it here again
  4. I looked it up on step wiki and it seems Original Skyrim LE had filtering setting. But the SE actually does not. And Pie does not have filtering setting. Someone said that while game don't offer any visible AF settings, you can still write in the ini. I didn't check it, so I don't know whether SE able to do AF natively. It would be weird if didn't, kinda regressing from LE here. edit: I tried to write it in ini, and then launch BethIni Pie, Bethini deleted it as invalid setting.
  5. Actually anisotropic filtration not only fixed aspenleaf for me, but also this aqua-blue thing too. I didn't set anisotropic filtration in driver settings on skyrim, because I always thought Skyrim by default have anisotropic filtration, guess i was wrong. In fact, anisotropic filtration fixed all issues of complex grass for me. I suggest that enabling anisotropic filtration (because apparently it is not enabled in skyrim by default) maybe worth putting up in description of Complex Grass in guide.
  6. up close this pink thing is is this the same issue?
  7. wait this mod is not in my load order did i miss this, or this mod simply is not in the guide? if not, then why, its built in to patch or why? EDIT: i see this mod in 2.4, but not in 2.3, i understand now
  8. issue is most easily seen at without complex grass with complex grass
  9. Well it helps with aspen leaf because same as removing complex grass, but its still happens with other grass of course example - whiterun with complex grass and without complex grass
  10. here's closer screenshot (and yeah i checked it was not lod of course)
  11. look at the grass, it has some things it's problem with complex grass as i wrote, but i don't understand why it show up with enb
  12. ok this is probably a common mistake somewhere, and i might have been even encountered this one before, but where i might have screwed up? using complex grass AND enb when i walk up to it, or move camera to it via tfc, pink coloring is gone, so i suppose it has something to do with the lods i have it with disabling all lod things, and it disappearing with disabling "Cathedral Landscapes Complex Grass for ENB" so i guess complex grass for me doesnt work despite using enb for some reason? what to do
  13. unless there is some other guide i need to look at, screenshot in the guide is this and there is no percentage at this screenshot that is why i was confused well if i need to specify 60 anyway then okay i thought like 100% is 100% from my density in ini of 60, and like say 50% will be then 30, but okay my mistake ohh i get it there is 60% at guide 2.4 which is not out yet, so in setting up xlodgen, texgen and dyndolod, should i follow recommendations from 2.3 or 2.4? they differ little. i followed modlist and everything else of 2.3
  14. lol i just made the same mistake of downloading the wrong one
  15. hi so in dyndolod section of guide, density in a grass lod specified as 60, but on my alpha-190, its in percentage soo.... what to set there? if my density in bethini is 60 i set 100%?
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