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1. #POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE MOD#
2. #POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE UPDATE#
3. #POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE MANUAL#
4. #POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE PATCH#

What this exactly means? I should untick the dD - Realistic Ragdoll Force - Realistic.esp in plugins tab OR actually delete the esp file from mod folder?

#POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE PATCH#

Realistic Ragdoll and Force: guideline sais Extended Patch users can remove the plugin form this mod. Is this the same as Relight ing Skyrim mod from Fixes subsection?ģ. Vividian ENB states it is compatible with Relight Skyrim. And also this line appears on many other mod guidelines and in my previous install I have never been asked to Merge anything.

#POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE UPDATE#

Improved Closefaced Helmets (Legendary) + Update - Male Corundum. In most cases, as long as you meet the CPU and GPU requirements, then you're good to go.ġ. STEP has been designed to work on the widest range of systems possible. Your system is similar to mine so there aren't any special things to consider when installing STEP. Keep in mind that if you're going to install an ENB Preset then there are a couple changes to make to the enblocal.ini file. I see ENB manages only useful for those that are switching back and forth between ENBs a lot, not for those that are installing one ENB and sticking with it.

#POURRI POURRI ENB INSTALL GUIDE MANUAL#

I prefer manual because I have full control over the files rather than relying on a program that may or may not have bugs. If you're testing your build as you're building it, you're likely going to need ENBoost to be there. ENBoost is a utility that 9/10 times, should always be ran on a fully modded system.The INI section will be replaced by BethINI in the next release.

2K should be good for the major of systems. High resolution textures will affect VRAM more than processing power so keep this in mind. I also want to note that simply because you have the latest video cards doesn't mean you can go out and install all the high-res textures you want. In most cases, there is no need to install 4K textures since you can't even see the extra detail unless you're right up on the texture.

P.S. I will come here periodically asking for help if nedeed. Having 8GB of vram should make me consider something particular when setting up INIs? Wanting to use an ENB Preset (like Vividian or RealVision) should make me consider something particular during install? Now, as you know what I want, I kindly ask for any advice regarding my STEP Extended Install. Should I use a ENB manager of some sort? Or manually install ENB would be better? ENB Presets: My previous STEP install CTD after an ENB install. Wouldn`t setting up the enblocal.ini at the end be better?ĥ. Wouldn`t running BethINI at the end be better?Ĥ. INI settings: is there a point in setting the INIs at the start? As I discovered, BethINI makes wonders. High quality: Should I choose ALWAYS the highest quality where available, or 2048 for example should be enough?ģ. But then, what about ENB compatibility? If a mod has ENB related guidelines, should I follow those guideline from the start, or should I change the mod after completing STEP install?Ģ. Extended STEP means ALL mods listed, EXCEPT if they are recommended not to be installed for various motives (they will be included in final STEP Extended Patch, etc.). Skyrim will install on new folder named Games, on the same SSD as the OS.ġ. I5 4690 8GB RAM 1070 boost 7 Ultimate on 850 EVO SSD Now, with prior experience, I want to state my goals, to ask some questions and to ask for advices before I go with my new installation.Ī full STEP extended high quality install with a good ENB to deliver beautifull imagery while keeping framerate playable.

Although my first one was a carefull managed task, I did some mistakes due to unknowing what will be next. After a STEP install that ended-up being uninstalled for many reasons (ENB not working, INI files way too messed up, apparent lighting issues - fake issue after all) I decided to start a new install.