#Fallout new vegas blackout enb install#
#Fallout new vegas blackout enb mod#

Originally posted by Squid:Ah well that seems very interesting, the thing is my system can't handle a very graphically demanding ENB. I can share the preset with you sometime later if you want my newest uploaded screenshots are from it, if you're interested in looking at it. I use a personally edited version of Dovah Nakiin ENB right now, and I absolutely love it. The 'Curve' values usually darken colors when increased and lighten them when decreased. I've found that messing with the 'Curve' values usually allows me to customize the color I want a bit more, but I usually leave those alone because I don't usually find them particularly useful except in specific circumstances. I think maybe if you decrease the 'FogMultiplierNight' value, that should decrease the distant fog. I only changed DirectLightingIntensityNight and AmbientlightingIntensityNight though, I didn't mess with the values labeled with Curve. The way I figure it, if all and any enemies can spot you in the dark then you should be able to spot them also, if the darkness level at night actually made it easier to sneak and such then I might try it, but I like the game to be playable. I still can't get it looking 100% because at night there is a fog past a certain distance but it is bright enough to be playable now. Yes, I had to change some values in enbseries.ini for night brightness with the ENB I used for Skyrim (RealVision - performance option, but with DOF turned on). If the buggy visuals include massive transparency bugs, try disabling the Steam overlay in-game that's what I had to do to get mine to work properly without seeing through the ground, although I don't think disabling ambient occlusion fixed that for me. If there's an extraneous file (i.e., if the editor allows you to edit enbeffect and other stuff), I think you should be able to mess with the brightness there as well. You can edit the brightness by changing 'DirectLightingIntensityDay' and 'AmbientLightingIntensityDay' under the 'Environment' section of the editor. I turned the brightness in the game options almost all the way down for the ENB I used most recently because default it was way, way too bright.

#Fallout new vegas blackout enb install#

I followed all the install instructions (ENB isn't hard to install if you've installed one before you can install most usually).

heres my load order for my game if that helps at all and thank you in advanceġ8 12 Interior Lighting Overhaul - Core.esmĢ7 1b Interior Lighting Overhaul - 元8PS.esmģ5 23 FNV Realistic Wasteland Lighting - All DLC.espĥ0 32 CommonwealthSurplus - LevelList.espĦ3 3f Interior Lighting Overhaul - Ultimate Edition.Originally posted by Squid:Yeah I had to disable Ambient Occlusion with the ENB I used, it was causing buggy visuals probably due to my hardware or some setting I have no idea about somewhere. im just at a lost and don't know what to do at this point. When i look up the glitch it tells me to use HDR but the thing about that is that i all ready have it on and its still fucked up. Everytime i use a enb no matter what kind of enb my game gets a black sky bug.

#Fallout new vegas blackout enb mod#

Hello fine people of reddit, i decided to go back and play fallout 3 and new vegas with the tale of two wastelands mod and ive ran into a bit of a road block.