I publish only those versions, which have critical changes to performance or compatibility issues with old presets. Included default preset is not configured, download customized from other sites like Nexus or from the forum.Īs usual, it's highly recommended to use the latest version after the one suggested in the preset. Implemented color and lighting corrections, programmable post processing effects, sun rays, ambient occlusions and indirect lighting, detailed shadows. Not many effects made, because engine use multipass rendering and 2_0 shaders, this require too much effort to modify manually (parallax for terrain only possible with rewriting shaders to 3_0). This includes Steam overlay, EVGA, Afterburner, Avast antivirus, EMET, D3D Overrider, Razor and Logitek utils.

Many software types have compatibility issues with the mod because they hook in to game process or graphics, so make sure you do not run anything like that. Deferred rendering made in the mod do not support antialiasing in dx9 (limitation by Microsoft) and it used for higher blending quality of ambient occlusions and detailed shadows effects. FNV Vortex vs NMM / Mod Organizer vs Fallout Mod Manager (FOMM) New Vegas So I wanted to mod New Vegas again, and wanted to know if I shoud use Vortex/NMM and in addition to that Mod Organizer/FOMM. Most versions do not support hardware antialiasing, so do not enable it in game video options or in video driver control panel (especially important for AMD users), overwise you will see bugs (transparent objects is the most common artifact). Requirement of the mod to work properly is hdr must be enabled in game video options. Version work with both Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas games the same.ĮNBoost memory manager is included in all versions after 0.202, if you don't need graphic effects, disable the mod in enbseries.ini

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