This fix tells the ENB to ignore rendering on loading screens which speeds up loading times and prevents issues related to loading screens such as missing textures. This line is missing in some versions of ENBSeries and will need to be added. It remains due to still being used in some older Presets which still have this parameter present. This parameter has not been in use in several releases (current version 0.279). It is recommended to enable it, unless SMAA is being used.įixAliasedTextures=(false, true) IgnoreLoadingScreen
This parameter helps reduce aliasing of snow on mountains and other similar objects. This parameter is disabled by default.įixParallaxTerrain=(false, true) FixAliasedTextures The above FixParallaxBugs parameter must also be enabled for this feature to work. This feature adds parallax for the terrain in Skyrim. This fix should be used if there are any parallax textures being used else, leave it disabled.įixParallaxBugs=(false, true) FixParallaxTerrain This fixes parallax texture rendering issues by changing the shader used on those textures in order to rendered them correctly. The is normally not needed but can be enabled to fix certain issues.įixGameBugs=(false, true) FixParallaxBugs These settings should not normally be changed.Īllows the ENB to fix game rendering related issues and errors such as divide-by-zero errors that can cause crashes. Credit goes out to both these authors for the inspiration and references.The following are fixes for several issues introduced by the ENB or other aspects of the game/hardware.
#Enbseries version 0.279 manual#
MTichenor's ENB Evolved User Manual and JawZ's Guide to ENBSeries were used in the initial creation of this Guide. Much of the inspiration of this Guide came from a desire to have a complete reference for the enbseries.ini file. When these are seen the following options may be available:Ģ = Low 1 = Medium 0 = High -1 = Extreme ( this value is not available for all parameters, see section pages for more information ) INI parameters by section Several parameters throughout the file have quality options available.
When a feature is compatible with this system, users will see the following on its page: " This feature is Weather compatible! " Quality Settings When this parameter is listed under a heading, it indicates the feature that corresponds to the heading is compatible with the built in weather system (see Weather for more information). This parameter is found many times throughout the file, usually at the top of each heading. IgnoreWeatherSystem IgnoreWeatherSystem=(false, true) Therefore, these parameters will be explained below rather than repeated at each instance they appear within the file. There exist a few parameters and value settings that match all cases of their use.
Users can jump to a relevant INI section using the links below and navigate back to this 'hub' using the link that appears at the top of each section page. They have been rearranged to be grouped by a few global sections at the top and then alphabetically. Headings are not in the order they appear in the enbseries.ini file. Parameters are presented by INI section headings. All of the user-configurable parameters are defined with screenshot examples (still a WIP). This is intended as the comprehensive reference to the functionality of all parameters found within enbseries.ini, as it evolves. While all INI parameters are listed and kept current, some of the parameter descriptions and image examples may be incomplete. This guide is a work in progress and is thus incomplete.
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