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Before installing any of the ENBs, you'll need Boris Vorontsov's [http://enbdev.com/mod_tesskyrim_v0113.htm ENBSeries v0.113]
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: Extract ONLY "''WrapperVersion/d3d9.dll''" to your root Skyrim folder. 
: In your "''SkyrimPrefs.ini''" file, set the following in the ''<nowiki>[Display]</nowiki>'' section:
<pre>
bFloatPointRenderTarget=1
bDrawLandShadows=1
fGamma=1.0000
iMultiSample=0
bTransparencyMultisampling=0
</pre>
 
 
<big>'''ENB Complimenting Mods'''</big>
 
*[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12454 Dark Dungeons for ENB] This tells ENB to render dungeons as though its night (otherwise it lights them as though its daylight)
*[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12808 Creepy Dungeons] If you want your dungeons darker than outside night, use this in addition to darker dungeons
*[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/9571 Remove Ambient Interior Fog] This removes the ambient or "glowing fog" that looks terrible with ENB
*[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/9930 Revamped Exterior Fog] This reduces the density of exterior fog and increases the distance that it starts becoming opaque, again works much better than vanilla with ENB
*[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/16233 Standalone SMAA] This can either replace the in game AA for much more performance or you can add it to forced driver AA for more quality
 
<big>'''Recommended ENB Configurations'''</big>
 
There are ENB and other lighting mods that come in just about every style and color.  This section can be extremely subjective and as such we suggest you browse around to find the perfect solution to fit your tastes.  A Post-Processing Pack to offer numerous and varied suggestions is being planned, but in the mean time we offer three of our favorites as a starting point.
 
* <big>[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/20781 Project ENB]</big>
*: '''Baseline''': Climates of Tamriel & DoF only
*# If <u>not</u> planning to use [http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/17802 Climates of Tamriel] (see section 2.C of the guide), use "''Project ENB (Standalone)''".
*# Ignore the "''Data''" and "''Optional effects''" folders.
*# In the appropriate "''Project ENB''" folder there are five choices.  "''Option C (DOF only)''" is the recommended choice.
*#* More powerful rigs with Nvidia graphics can use "''Option A (DOF + SSAO)''" for increased visuals.  SSAO isn't available on AMD so there's no reason to use it.
*#* Less powerful rigs use "''Option D (No DOF + No SSAO)''".
*# Copy the folder contents (''effect.txt'', ''enbbloom.fx'', etc.) to your root "''Skyrim''" folder ('''not''' your "''Data''" folder).
 
 
* <big>[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/21912 Countervibe ENB]</big>
*: '''Baseline''': Quality and DoF v3.0.0
*# Copy the contents of "''Countervibe ENB Main Files\To Skyrim Main Folder''" to your root "''Skyrim''" folder ('''not''' your "''Data''" folder).
*# Copy the contents of "''Optional Files\Optional DOF 3.0.0 and 2.0.6 codes\DOF 3.0.0''" to your root "''Skyrim''" folder and overwrite.
*# (Optional) Under the "''Performance Options''" folder there are multiple levels to choose from if the default (''Quality'') is either too taxing or you have a few cycles to spare.  Overwrite the existing file with your preference.
*# '''AMD users''' open "''enbseries.ini''" and set the following in the ''<nowiki>[SHADOW]</nowiki>'' section:<br><br><tt>UseBilateralShadowFilter=false</tt><br><br>
 
* <big>[http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/17326 Enhanced Vanilla ENB]</big>
*: '''Baseline''': Low DoF, Medium Bokeh, & Godrays
*# "''5.DoF and Godrays''" is the recommended choice.
*#* More powerful rigs with Nvidia graphics can use "''7.DoF, SSAO, and Godrays''".  SSAO isn't available on AMD so there's no reason to use it.
*#* Less powerful rigs can use "''3.Godrays only''" as it has a negligible performance footprint.
*# Copy the folder contents (''enbbloom.fx'', ''enbeffect.fx'', etc.) to your root "''Skyrim''" folder ('''not''' your "''Data''" folder).
*# Copy the contents of "''DoF Options\3LowDoF\LowDof,MediumBokeh''" to your root "''Skyrim''" folder and overwrite.
*#: Optionally, you can use the images in "''DoF Options\ComparisonPictures''" to choose your preferred levels of DoF.
 
<big>'''Now go to our [[Guide:ENB|ENB Guide]] to Install and Customize your chosen ENB configuration'''</big>

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