SkyrimLE:ENBLocal INI Reference/Limiter: Difference between revisions

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[LIMITER][edit | edit source]

Enables/disables upper limit to frames per second (FPS) the specified integer. This feature is useful to control some performance issues such as lagging, crashes, freezes, stuttering, and physics issues which are present at high frame rates. The limiter can be turned on and off in-game by pressing Shift+Home (by default, but shortcut keys can also be customized under [INPUT]). Enabling the limiter with older versions of ENBSeries could also increase load times; however, since version 0.265 the FPS Limiter has been forced to 60FPS on loading screens to help eliminate this issue.

NOTE:

Some users have reported enabling the limiter causes extremely low FPS (5-15FPS) regardless of what the FPSLimit parameter is set to. Other users have reported the ENBSeries FPS Limiter not working at all. In these cases, the video card limiter available in the video card settings might be more stable. Boris is aware of this issue.

WARNING

Limiting FPS is neither necessary nor recommended when vertical sync (vsync) is enabled under [ENGINE], since vsync inherently limits FPS to the monitor refresh rate or lower.

WaitBusyRenderer[edit | edit source]

If enabled, each frame will wait until the GPU is finished drawing. This is not recommended for performance reasons; however, it may fix some of the issues mentioned above in the second notice as well as stuttering issues.

WaitBusyRenderer=(false, true)

EnableFPSLimit[edit | edit source]

Enables/disables the FPS limiter.

EnableFPSLimit=(false, true)

FPSLimit[edit | edit source]

This parameter sets the upper FPS limit. If used, it is recommended to set equal to or less than the monitor refresh rate (typically 60).

FPSLimit=(integer)

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 ==[LIMITER]==
 Enables/disables upper limit to frames per second (FPS) the specified integer. This feature is useful to control some performance issues such as lagging, crashes, freezes, stuttering, and physics issues which are present at high frame rates. The limiter can be turned on and off in-game by pressing Shift+Home (by default, but shortcut keys can also be customized under <code>[INPUT]</code>). Enabling the limiter with older versions of ENBSeries could also increase load times; however, since version 0.265 the FPS Limiter has been forced to 60FPS on loading screens to help eliminate this issue.
-{{alert small|type=notice|size=60|text=Some users have reported enabling the limiter causes extremely low FPS (5-15FPS) regardless of what the <code>FPSLimit</code> parameter is set to. Other users have reported the ENBSeries FPS Limiter not working at all. In these cases, the video card limiter available in the video card settings might be more stable.
+{{AlertSmall‏‎|type=notice|size=60|text=Some users have reported enabling the limiter causes extremely low FPS (5-15FPS) regardless of what the <code>FPSLimit</code> parameter is set to. Other users have reported the ENBSeries FPS Limiter not working at all. In these cases, the video card limiter available in the video card settings might be more stable.
 Boris is [https://enbseries.enbdev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3614&start=40#p58137 aware of this issue].}}
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 This parameter sets the upper FPS limit. If used, it is recommended to set equal to or less than the monitor refresh rate (typically 60).
 <pre>FPSLimit=(integer)</pre>
-[[Category:INI Settings]]