SkyrimLE:ENBLocal INI Reference/Antialiasing

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[ANTIALIASING]

This section controls four antialiasing (AA) parameters potentially implemented via ENB. All four can be used together, since Boris has taken great care to balance them, though using Temporal AA and Edge AA together can cause some blurriness around tree branches. It is also possible to enable these via SMAA injector.

EnableEdgeAA

The EdgeAA solution is excellent for low-end systems because the performance impact is very small; however, it does come with some blurriness. Mid to High-end systems may find SMAA a higher quality solution for EdgeAA; however, EdgeAA and SMAA can be used together for possibly even better results. Using these two solutions together will come at a small cost to performance.

EnableEdgeAA=(false,true)

EnableTemporalAA

The TemporalAA setting no longer requires a helper mod, as of ENBSeries v0.213. This is excellent for screenshots at removing jaggies, but may not be preferable for general use because it can cause ghosting on high motion objects. UPDATE: Boris improved the TemporalAA code in v0.265. Several users report that most of the ghosting has been eliminated above 40FPS. Users who can not maintain at least 40FPS might still experience ghosting with this enabled.

EnableTemporalAA=(false, true)

EnableSubPixelAA

This parameter will enable SubPixelAA on specular reflections and should only cause a minimal performance impact. This setting recommended to be enabled.

EnableSubPixelAA=(false, true)

EnableTransparencyAA

Enable this parameter to use TransparencyAA. Transparency AA is applied to all textures in the game, regardless of the alpha transparency use (grass, foliage, trees, hair, etc). Enabling this will substantially tax performance in forested areas. Generally not recommend for any system lacking a Ferrari engine since this feature can cripple even the highest end systems.

EnableTransparencyAA=(false, true)