FalloutNV:High Resolution Bloom NVSE

High Resolution Bloom NVSE

by Wall SoGB

Game:

FalloutNV

Download:

Nexus

Mod Group:

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Baseline:

n/a

Links:

Forum

CR Patch:

No

LW Patch:

No

PP Patch:

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ENB Option:

No

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1.2.0

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Recommendations

INSTALLATION

Download and install the latest version.

OPTIONAL .INI FILE TWEAKS

WARNING: Increasing bloom resolution increases GPU usage and may lead to performance loss.

The default settings are a good compromize between performance and quality and recommended by Step. However, those that feel adventurous can try tweaking the values a bit.

Double-click the mod in Mod Organizer and select [Ini-Files].

• High-end PCs: Players are encouraged to set iResScale=1
• People taking perforfmance hit: Players are encouraged to set iResScale=3. This practically restores bloom options to vanilla and disables the mod.
• Low-end PCs (not recommended): setting iResScale=4 can lead to a slight performance gain. Probably not needed on any modern PC.