It's the most performance friendly solution out there (though not as fancy as an ENB DoF). Pip-Boy Flashlight (Pipboy - Power Armor - Lamp Overhaul) (very nice mod, but even if you don't use it, I recommend white or some kind of light blue Pipboy light color). With Ember ENB I plan to make a performance friendly ENB as gorgeous as possible. So far, it’s going great. Full DOF, Post Processing, ect, with very little performance loss! Installation: Drag and drop the files provided into your Fallout 4 Data folder, and you’re done!
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*Fallout 4 Enb Mods
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Aug 16, 2016 - Using a different grassmod (I forgot which one, I think Green Commonwealth - Performance Friendly Grass Mod) I got around 60 in the Wasteland and 35-45 around cities and building passages. Making Resurrection run on its own on top of a heavy load order will. ESO and Ultimate Immersion presenting a Skyrim Special Edition micro mod list. A shortest possible mod list containing only 40 mods that tries to mimic the. Jul 10, 2019 Page 1 of 5 - Alexs Fallout 4 ENB Preset - posted in File topics: Alexs Fallout 4 ENB Preset Cigarette smoke and blazing guns. A smooth combination! This is a performance-friendly ENB designed for gameplay. Just check the pictures. A picture says more than a thousand words!Fallout 4 Beautification Projectby Tore AndersenThe Fallout 4 Beautification Project is an extensive modification & optimization guide for Bethesda's award-winning open-world action RPG from 2015. Step-by-step modding tutorial including a new unique graphical render, errors fixes, world enhancements, and optionally some new lore-friendly content. See screenshots below. 1: Brief info about the project2: Before getting started <-- PLEASE READ3: Screenshots
1 - Brief info about the project The Fallout 4 Beautification Project (F4BP) is a unique graphics and visuals overhaul of Fallout 4. It comes with complete step-by-step installation instructions, no modding experience needed. All you need is patience, some free HDD-space and preferably a good internet connection.Fallout 4 is one of Bethesda's most demanding games, which makes modding a challenge with regards to uphold/improve performance and stability, but not impossible. The Fallout 4 community has a made a vast number of mods & enhancements. It can however be a very time consuming process to figure out which mods to use. Which mods work together, which mods are lore-friendly, and which mods are 100% stable. This guide is the result of several months worth of researching and testing.Visual improvements: New ENB render settings for better lighting and effects, HD textures (4k-2k), high-poly 3D models, better weather system.Performance: Better memory handling, texture optimizations (Details: LINK), recommendations for different system specs. Added content: New lands, bunkers, buildings, crafting items, collectables, weapons, armors, characters and quests. Strictly *lore-friendly and true to the style and vision of the game. *Lore-friendliness is of course an individual assessment, but I have put notes throughout the guide wherever it may be questionable. Stability: Error fixes and extensive testing has been a major part of the creation process. Every single mod has been thoroughly tested for stability, fps-impact, script errors and conflicts with other mods. Stability and compatibility has the highest priority in every part of this project, without exception. The new graphical render, the ENB, has been fine-tuned to give the game more vibrant colors and effects. This, combined with some optional new flora and a better weather system will give the game a more appealing look. Less depressing. You might argue that this takes away from the atmosphere of a post apocalyptic wasteland, at least as intended by the creators of the game. However, you might also argue, that without any vegetation, there would be no breathable air. The green flora is of course optional, but the screenshots are taken WITH the greens. In real life, looking at Hiroshima 70 years after the atomic bomb, the area has growing vegetation. (LINK) Also, Chernobyl only 40 years after the reactor meltdown, which was actually more damaging than an nuclear bomb due to the size of the plant, also has growing green flora today. (LINK) Fallout 4 takes place 200 years after a nuclear war, which is of course more devastating than one bomb or a reactor meltdown, but I'm still pretty sure that vegetation would have found a way back after so may years. This is of course all theory, so as earlier stated, the added vegetation is optional.Either way, this guide will give Fallout 4 a huge make-over with better visuals (With/without greens), new content and optimized textures. For steady frame-rate, I strongly recommend having the game installed on an SSD, and having a graphics-card with 6GB+ video memory.2 - Before getting startedIf you are only interested in the ENB, download it here: (LINK)NOTE: The F4BP ENB is based on the using 'True Storms - Wasteland Edition' and 'Remove Interior Fog'. Also, uninstall any other lighting overhaul mods.If you plan to use the entire guide and get the complete F4BP setup, start here instead:1 - Make sure that Fallout 4 is updated to the latest version and that you have all DLCs installed as well. (The Steam version comes pre-updated)2 - Make sure that you have about 200GB of free HDD/SSD space. *If you want to install all the recommended mods.3 - Sign up at the Nexus. (LINK) - It's free and it takes 2 minutes. The Nexus site is the main source of mods used in this guide.4 - Please follow ALL 4 sections of the guide!The F4BP guide has 4 sections. Mod installation, ENB settings, Tweaking and File cleaning. If you just install the mods, and don't apply proper settings to the ini files or set the right load-order, the game WILL NOT WORK. The tweak section contains mod-specific settings that are absolutely necessary in order for everything to work.Let's get started! - Proceed to Mods
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Brief info about Fallout 4 Fallout 4 is the 5th game in the popular post-apocalyptic 1950's American retro-futuristic game series, and Bethesda's 3rd Fallout game. As the previous Bethesda releases (Fallout 3 & Fallout: New Vegas), Fallout 4 is a 1st person action RPG (Role Playing Game) set in the near future of Boston, Massachusetts, USA, approximately 210 years after a nuclear war. The story starts in 2287, about 10 years after the events of Fallout 3, and revolves around a sole survivor from Vault 111. Fallout 4 is an open-world game where the character is free to roam as he/she pleases. The game has a main story-line and several side quests that can lead to multiple endings, depending on the players choices. The game experience is pretty much up to the player. The character will evolve skills based on the playing style, which can be used to handle situations in different ways. This system is called 'S.P.E.C.I.A.L.', and has several in-game memes. The name is made up by the seven skills: Strength, perception, endurance, charisma, intelligence, agility, and luck. There are 275 abilities/strengths to gain and the game has no level cap. Besides skills, the player can also craft items for various uses. Things like shelter, robots, supply generators, weapon customization, armor, medics and much much much more. This opens a whole new level of freedom and creativity to deal with problems and progress in the world. What's very unique to the Fallout games is the Power Armor. A heavily armored mechanical exoskeleton with jet-packs that come in many forms and paints. This power Armor can only be modified with very high levels of engineering, and it's not cheap on resources. Fallout 4 has a unique targeting system called: V.A.T.S. (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) which scans enemies and gives the player info about their condition and weaknesses. This is kind of a left-over from Fallout 1 & 2, which were turn-based strategy games. In difficult situation this system can be very helpful and convenient. However, to me personally, it feels a bit like cheating to use it, as the time slows down when activated. Acting fast and sometimes panicking is part of real-time action combat. In my opinion, the V.A.T.S. system was more fitting in the strategy games. Throughout the game, the player meets many different people, and is ably to team up with some of them. Most noticeable a dog, Codsworth, Preston Garvey, Piper Wright, Nick Valentine, John Hancock, Cait, Curie, MacCready, Paladin Danse, and Deacon. Those have plenty of personality, and the player interaction with them can lead to lasting relations. They player can use companions for different tasks, like hacking a terminal if their skill is higher, or assist in combat and even lock-picking. The player will also be able to have adult relations to some of the companions, regardless of gender. Not in the same meaningful way as in the Witcher games, but still in an immersive and very toned-down fashion.Fallout 4 Enb Comparison The most noticeable new feature in Fallout 4, is the crafting and deconstructing of buildings, machines and items. It opens a lot of opportunity, especially with added mods, which literally makes any imaginable object possible. The player can build and completely customize settlements, and help fellow survivors find a home where they can protect themselves against the many dangers of the wasteland. The post-apocalyptic world has vicious zombie-like ghouls, mutated wild animals & insects, super mutants and raiders who will kill and steal whatever they can. The player can join several different factions, which will lead to very different quests and end-game outcome..
F4BP ENBInfo: ENB is a graphics extender and memory manager made by Boris Vorontsov. It adds new visual effects and makes the game more stable at the same time. It does however come with a small performance impact. How much completely depends on the system, drivers and settings. On mid- to high-end systems the impact will barely be noticeable, but if may come at a small FPS-drop on a low-end system. I still strongly recommend installing the ENB even on a low-end system, as you still get the added stability and memory improvements, even if the effects are disabled.If you just want the ENB, and didn't install the recommended mods, please note the following: The F4BP ENB settings are made for the weather & lighting mods included in this guide. You need to have 'Remove Interior Fog' and 'True Storms' installed for the best result. *Changing weather/lighting mods won't impact your save-games, and can be installed/uninstalled at any time without any problems.
1 - Installing ENB & the F4BP Settings Files1 - Download the ENB files Official ENB Download Site: (LINK) *Download the latest version. Unpack to a temporary folder, then move the content of the 'WrapperVersion' folder into the Fallout 4 game-folder.2 - Download the Fallout 4 Beautification Project ENB Settings Fallout 4 Beautification Project ENB Settings: (LINK) Download and unpack the files into the Fallout 4 game-folder. When asked, overwrite any existing files.Note for Windows 10 users: The Creators update for Windows 10 introduced a wide variety of problems, especially for games with custom renders like ENB or ReShade. If the game refuses to launch with ENB enabled, then follow the steps in number 4 here: (LINK)
2 - Setting up the ENB1 - Memory settingsGo to the Fallout 4 game-folder and open up the 'enblocal.ini' file with a notepad.Find the following line: VideoMemorySizeMb=7808 Now set the numbers to match your system: VideoMemorySizeMb=(Change this number to equal the amount of video memory you have, minus 384MB)*Note: 7808 is the correct number for 8GB video memory (8192 - 384 = 7808) If you are not sure how much video memory your graphics card has, use this tool made by Boris Vorontsov. (LINK)If you don't have a nVidia Graphics card, use Google to help with your 'enblocal.ini' settings.
3 - ENB Settings In-Game The ENB will automatically load when Fallout 4 is launched. You can access the settings in-game with the following shortcut keys: Open the ENB settings console: Shift+Enter Enable/Disable ENB Effect: Shift + F12 Show FPS: Insert Take Screenshot: PrtScrFallout 4 Enb Mods
Proceed to TweaksTime to correct the load-order and compress the texturesFallout 4 Performance Friendly EnbIf you want to play with the ENB setting, you can do so by editing the 'enbseries.ini' file with a notepad, or you can edit them in-game by pressing shift+enter. A little word of advise before changing anything: ENB currently contains more than 1000 environmental settings, which all differ with time of day, location and different types of weather. When playing around with the settings in one location, it might have unforeseen effects somewhere else, so it's a good idea to test ONE thing at a time, and see how it effect different environments before making more changes. Messing everything up is VERY easy, trust me on this one. It is very time consuming to fully test ENB changes in all different environments and weathers, but it's absolutely necessary if you want a great looking ENB. If you don't have time for testing, I strongly advise not to play around with the environmental settings. However, if you do have the time, by all means, I would LOVE to receive ideas for improvements and better settings, and incorporate them into this project. (Please write me on the Nexus SBP Blog)
