New to ENB, some issue

[tenzan]

Anyone know what's causing this weird split screen? I 'think' I've almost got everything working.

[GHOST WOLF]

Anyone know what's causing this weird split screen? I 'think' I've almost got everything working.

 

You sure that's ENB related thing, looks more like a mod issue to me,

To me it looks like widescreen and full screen collision thing...

 

[tenzan]

I'm only using one monitor. The bars are from ENB when I activate effects. The bars should extend the whole screen, but it doesn't for some reason.

[chevalierx]

Anyone know what's causing this weird split screen? I 'think' I've almost got everything working.

 

what skin and body you use ? unp/cbbe

and the skin is really oiled !!

 

[tenzan]

what skin and body you use ? unp/cbbe

 

and the skin is really oiled !!

 

 

 

 

 

 

^^

This is my spec map, sort of.

[chevalierx]

 

what skin and body you use ? unp/cbbe

 

and the skin is really oiled !!

 

 

 

 

 

 

spec.jpg

^^

This is my spec map, sort of.

 

 

sadly

any hint or trick ?

 

[tenzan]

It's very simple, with no detail. I use it on body, head, hands, feet and SOS edited to match where the body meets.

 

I use UNP7B? I think. From bodyslide.

 

femalehead_s.dds

Here's the real file if you want to use and rename. Make backups of course.

 

 

So now back to my topic.. can someone help me with ENB? 

[beurp99]

Update your driver. i think you have an issu with your video card

[chevalierx]

try to disable enb shift+f12 in game

and then active with same keys

i think is ini file for screen configration  in enb ini or any mod change ratio for screen

you have edit your skyrim both ini file ?

edit: the OC of VGG(ati) and what monitor you use try to rset config your monitor and try to download new driver not beta

[Swiftstep]

Maybe you mixed content from different set-ups; like files from the "cinematic bar" and the "more grain" set up, combined with wrong screen resolution in some ini file.

 

Besides that, and sorry to say this, but I believe you should post that topic in the "tech. support" part of LL. Sorry to bother.

[noodles1976]

My thoughts....

 

Does the ENB preset use a SweetFX .dll as a proxy for extra effects?

 

A lot of SweetFX presets have a 'split screen' option in the SweetFX_settings.txt so that the user can do compare/contrast screenshots.

 

If this ENB preset is using SweetFX, open the settings.txt file and make sure it looks like this:

 

#define USE_SPLITSCREEN       0 //[0 or 1] Splitscreen : Enables the before-and-after splitscreen comparison mode.

 

What ENB preset are you using?

 

N~dles

 

[marmotte]

Very strange, perhaps the resolution of your ENB.

[tenzan]

 

My thoughts....

 

Does the ENB preset use a SweetFX .dll as a proxy for extra effects?

 

A lot of SweetFX presets have a 'split screen' option in the SweetFX_settings.txt so that the user can do compare/contrast screenshots.

 

If this ENB preset is using SweetFX, open the settings.txt file and make sure it looks like this:

 

#define USE_SPLITSCREEN       0 //[0 or 1] Splitscreen : Enables the before-and-after splitscreen comparison mode.

 

What ENB preset are you using?

 

N~dles

 

 

This was it. Thanks a lot

 

Mine was under 'effect.txt' for whatever reason.

 

Are there any quick do's and don'ts with ENBs? Like 'original post processing' looked good in some cases, but seemed incompatible with a lot of other options. And some specific combination gave me this situation where 180 out of 360 degrees would cause pitch darkness.

[noodles1976]

 

 

My thoughts....

 

Does the ENB preset use a SweetFX .dll as a proxy for extra effects?

 

A lot of SweetFX presets have a 'split screen' option in the SweetFX_settings.txt so that the user can do compare/contrast screenshots.

 

If this ENB preset is using SweetFX, open the settings.txt file and make sure it looks like this:

 

#define USE_SPLITSCREEN       0 //[0 or 1] Splitscreen : Enables the before-and-after splitscreen comparison mode.

 

What ENB preset are you using?

 

N~dles

 

 

This was it. Thanks a lot

 

Mine was under 'effect.txt' for whatever reason.

 

Are there any quick do's and don'ts with ENBs? Like 'original post processing' looked good in some cases, but seemed incompatible with a lot of other options. And some specific combination gave me this situation where 180 out of 360 degrees would cause pitch darkness.

 

 

Seems like the presets' author forgot to turn the effect off...usually not something that a preset gets released with activated.

 

The 'use original post processing' essentially disables some of the ENB's effects, and uses Skyrim's settings. As for do's and don'ts, generally speaking never use hardware AA or AF for any preset using binaries made after v.119...the newer ones have their own anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering. To reduce performance hit, disabling the SSAO (screen space ambient occlusion) can improve your fps but at a loss of some depth to the image...might look a bit more flat without the extra shading. All current ENB binaries now come with the option to edit the preset while in game through a GUI opened with the SHIFT -> ENTER key combo...effects can also be completely shut off using the SHIFT -> F12 key combo...it's a good way to test out new settings you want to experiment with, and being able to save the edits while in-game is great.

 

Depending on the visual style you want to get out of your game, there are oodles of presets to pick from and can be customized ad nauseam even further.

 

Here's a couple of links that may help you explore tinkering with ENBs and customizing / stability or picking a preset...

 

http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:ENB

 

http://www.tesgeneral.com/#!enb/c5x

 

...if you're going to use ENBs I highly suggest / recommend using Mindflux's particle patch for ENB...the all-in-one version found here:

 

http://enbseries.enbdev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1499

 

And the biggest thing to be aware of (IMHO) is that some presets require specific lighting or weather mods for them to look correct (as in replicating the look of their screenshots for yourself). If the preset author says you need to have Climates of Tamriel or ELFX installed, you're better off using them. Of course you can choose to not do this, but it will require some minor or major editing to the preset to rebalance the lighting for the game to not look f-ugly.

 

Oh, and never use a mod manager to install a preset. Some preset authors have created mod manager installer friendly packages, due to complexity or customization (like Vividian ENB) but these are the exceptions...never the rule.

 

I'm sure there's a ton more I'm leaving out...but these are just the top things I see come up in discussions about ENBs more often than not.

 

Have fun!

 

N~dles