Hi All! Here's my next video in the series, this time looking at the new Sky and Time of Day controls introduced with ENB 0.291 for Fallout 4. This video covers the Bloom, Lens and Dithering effects introduced with ENB 0.288 for Fallout 4, with a demonstration of each effect along with basic setup and usage. Thanks to kingeric1992 for this little gem! This video demonstrates a simple change to your enbdepthoffield.fx file that fixes the issue with the effect's focal point not quite following the cursor. The issue is where the player character is not positioned in the center of the screen in3rd person mode, and as such they are rendered blurry and out of focus. Here's a follow up to my video on the depth of field effect introduced with ENB 0.287, where I demonstrate a few simple tweaks for the Fallout4.ini file that address one of the issues with the effect. This video demonstrates the depth of field effect introduced with ENB 0.287, including basic configuration: This video looks at the new Profiler statistics feature of ENB 0.283, and how this can be used to diagnose and address some performance issues. Note that you may try using values larger than those suggested in the video, but the suggested values should be considered 'safe' to use. This video explains how everyone can determine the correct VideoMemorySizeMB value to use for their own particular hardware setup.

I also review some of the other minor features of the mod. This video demonstrates the installation and setup process for ENB 0.282 with the new ENBoost feature (including the VRAM test). This allows for characters to appear more naturally lit when in darker environments, as shown. This video demonstrates the new 'character lighting fix' feature of ENB 0.280, removing the 'fake' light applied to all characters at all times. You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel here: This is a video series that looks at new features of ENB series for Fallout 4 as they become available with each new release.

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