Most other settings are for fine-tuning performance, we will talk about them later. Typical adjustment needed in ENBLocal are "VideoMemorySizeMb" which is RAM+VRAM-2GB (or simply test with VRAMSizeTest) and "ReservedMemorySizeMb" usually 128Mb to 512Mb, as low as possible till no stutter occur. If the preset did not came with ENBLocal.ini, acquire a copy from ENBDev WrapperVersion.
If the preset author included d3d9.dll/d3d11.dll or enbhost.exe, ignore that and use the latest version from ENBDev is recommended. Typically this include enblocal.ini, enbseries.ini and folder which contains the rest of weather and shader files. copy all preset files from ENB preset to game main folder No other files are needed.ĭ3d9.dll + enbhost.exe are for Oldrim, d3d11.dll + d3dcompiler_46e.dll are for SSE. copy ONLY d3d9.dll + enbhost.exe / d3d11.dll + d3dcompiler_46e.dllįrom ENBDev WrapperVersion, to game main folder. Even the d3d9.dll + enbhost.exe / d3d11.dll + d3dcompiler_46e.dll, remove them and acquire the latest version from ENBDev. Absolutely no files & folders with name "enb_" in your game folder.
So, before you install a new ENB, ensure your game folder is absolutely clean.
Thus if there are two copies of same file name (but different contents) both exist at game main folder AND inside enbseries folder, things may gone wrong. For organization purpose, it is recommend to place them all within. One aspect of ENB need to be understood is - weather & shader files required by ENB can located in TWO places - game main folder, or inside folder. Mixing old / foreign ENB files is a recipe to disaster. Unfortunately a lot of guide / description forgot to mention this part. The following process mostly refer to Oldrim's ENB. Most info may only applies on Oldrim ENB. ENB RANTS, because seen way too many people seems to unable to get this simple thing right.
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