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1. #Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs 480p#
2. #Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs 720p#
3. #Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs mod#
4. #Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs mods#

Expect to spend at least half that for a semi-stable game using the following mods.

#Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs mods#

To get this relatively stable has cost me roughly SEVEN DAYS of my life merging mods and solving conflicts in FO4Edit. Perk Points Per Level adjusts perkiness so that one can craft better gear.

#Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs mod#

Also using worldwide NPC > Player scaling mod so all enemies are around the players level at all times like in previous games, bosses and other harder enemies have a slightly higher multiplier than other easier enemies that have slightly lower multiplier than player level. *****************SkyrimPrefs.ini*******************įProjectedUVNormalDetailTilingScale=0.8000įProjectedUVDiffuseNormalTilingScale=0.2000įLightingOutputColourClampPostSpec=1.Currently about 80 hours into the game, level 20 using no XP for kills (seriously Beth, rewarding players for killing?) and lower XP globally.

#Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs 720p#

TXT has been edited to be 720p Borderless=0 and Fullscreen=1.

#Skyrim enb installation no imaxanisotropy in prefs 480p#

In some instances with 480p having Borderless Window and Fullscreen does not go into Full Screen. 852x480 brings everything closer together and reduces gaps in the Depth of Field.

You may want to adjust for your needs but just FYI 1280x720 vs 852x480 and 852x480 looks better seriously since the screen resolution won't change the golbal resolution quality of textures. I am playing at 852x480 resolution and "iVSyncPresentInterval=1".

The launcher will wipe all custom settings and In some cases you may need to add "bLockFramerate=0" to the Skyrim.ini AGAIN. Just note that you may still want to adjust your view distances and Depth of Field after you launch BUT DON'T EDIT FROM THE LAUNCHER Edit from inside the game.

Be sure not to OVERWRITE the very END of your SkyrimPrefs.ini It contains the Model of Graphics Card you are using. Vsync 1 is the recommended setting for smooth 60fps gameplay without harsh lines and vertical tearing but if your system cannot reach 60fps while Vsync 1 then turn Vsync 0 for FPS improvement.īelow is a copy paste of my SkyrimPrefs.ini File. Vsync 0 will produce tearing and geometry lines but will drastically increase FPS for "Low End" PCs when used with "bLockFramerate=0". I recommend using the Steam In-Game Overlay FPS counter to test how much FPS you are actually getting. This setting is scaled to your PCs GPU and Display performance so "High End" PCs with 120hz screens that are capable of a constant and stable low of 120FPS may experience 60fps at Vsync 2 and 30fps at Vsync 4. Anything past Vsync 2 with a 60Hz Display will lock the framerate FURTHER so example Vsync 4 = 15fps. Vsync 2 will LOCK the framerate to stay below 30fps. Vsync 1 will LOCK the framerate to stay below 60fps either way "bLockFramerate=0" or "bLockFramerate=1" so the "bLockFramerate=1" as ON is obsolete BUT must be added as "bLockFramerate=0" to Skyrim.ini or FPS will remain LOCKED. The Skyrim.ini setting "bLockFramerate=0" used with Vsync 1 will already Limit the FPS of a 60hz display to 60fps so the intended setting "bLockFramerate=1" to BLOCK extra FPS is better turned OFF as "bLockFramerate=0" allowing Vsync to limit FPS itself without the physics engine running an additional FPS Blocking process. Vsync 0 with "bLockFramerate=0" added to the Skyrim.ini under will unlock the framerate and allow FPS above and beyond the physics engine's 60FPS Block. SkyrimPrefs.ini VSyncPresentinterval is an interesting setting for "High End" PCs capable of pumping out hundreds of frames a second. Recently the 480p resolution no longer goes fullscreen and stays in a window. Virtually anything is possible if your hardware is capable. Skyrim SE SkyrimPrefs.ini broadly accepts custom resolutions even if the Launcher doesn't. Sometimes Displays support other resolutions besides the Native Resolution so may be modified further. You'll just need to know the Native resolution and Reduce both numbers by Half or Quarters. Players who use their default resolution and experience less than refreash rate FPS may reduce the scale of full screen Skyrim SE.

Simply look at your desired display size and enter acordingly. Borderless and Full Screen together will prevent a single milisecond flash of the skyrim window at launch and offers better performance for 4k Displays. Custom Resolutions must be added into the first SkyrimPrefs.ini or perhaps both if you desire to avoid default settings while tinkering with the Launcher.