Graphic Enhance: SweetFX & ENB

spizz

In this video you will see the use of SweetFX with ESO, toggled on and off.

It is a noticeable difference already alone with SweetFX and I can only imagine how the graphic would look like using an ENB graphic mod like you can get for Sykrim.

 

Really cool....make sure you watch it in 1080p

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajR1rHboWiw

 

edit:

 

Someone is already playing around with ENB and this ENB version includes cinematic black bars which I love in Skyrim.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQOcanGAyQs

Laughing-man

Makes the world really neon.

I want to eat the icing snow, I bet it's blueberry flavor.

intiorized

not my taste. looks like there are 30°C in a snowy area.  I like the native settings more.

spizz

You can adjust the colors with sweetfx and a lot more.

Its more the question if such a third party software is allowed and does not  lead to a ban.

spizz

Ok, someone did already testing with ENB aswell. Its not that amazing like some offered for  Skyrim but a good start.

The ENB seems to include cinematic black bars which I love in Skyrim.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQOcanGAyQs

 

 

Moar61

I'm more critical on the fog and texture quality. If we can get improvements here I will be ecstatic. ESO is already colorful, something Skyrim wasn't, so I don't think ENB's will be as important for ESO. 

Volgore

To those who say "i don't like how this looks" -it all depends on your personal settings.

In Borderlands i used a preset that gave the game a very dark and gritty setting, taking out the screaming colors. Removing the black outlines and disabling cell shading on top of that, the game looked SERIOUS - i so wish SweetFX would work in Wildstar as well!

Good to know that it does in ESO.

 

Volgore

Originally posted by Moar61
I'm more critical on the fog and texture quality. If we can get improvements here I will be ecstatic. ESO is already colorful, something Skyrim wasn't, so I don't think ENB's will be as important for ESO. 

Moar, if by fog you mean the limited view distance, you can manually set it beyond a setting that the ingame-slider allows you to.

I doubled my view distance to what would be a value of "200" in game (while 100 is max) and it made a huge difference to how the game looked and felt to me.

intiorized

Originally posted by Volgore

Originally posted by Moar61
I'm more critical on the fog and texture quality. If we can get improvements here I will be ecstatic. ESO is already colorful, something Skyrim wasn't, so I don't think ENB's will be as important for ESO. 

Moar, if by fog you mean the limited view distance, you can manually set it beyond a setting that the ingame-slider allows you to.

I doubled my view distance to what would be a value of "200" in game (while 100 is max) and it made a huge difference to how the game looked and felt to me.

 

How i ask you, how?

Jimmy562

Originally posted by intiorized
not my taste. looks like there are 30°C in a snowy area.  I like the native settings more.

Agreed. 

MsPtibiscuit

Already installed, can't wait to try it at release, just couldn't stand that horrible grey filter.

Volgore

Originally posted by intiorized

Originally posted by Volgore

Originally posted by Moar61
I'm more critical on the fog and texture quality. If we can get improvements here I will be ecstatic. ESO is already colorful, something Skyrim wasn't, so I don't think ENB's will be as important for ESO. 

Moar, if by fog you mean the limited view distance, you can manually set it beyond a setting that the ingame-slider allows you to.

I doubled my view distance to what would be a value of "200" in game (while 100 is max) and it made a huge difference to how the game looked and felt to me.

 

How i ask you, how?

Intiorized, go to

C:UsersYourUsernameDocumentsElder Scrolls Onlinelive (or liveeu if you run the EU version) and open the file UserSettings.txt

A few lines down from the top there is the line SET VIEW_DISTANCE "2.00000000", where 2.* equals the ingame slider set to "100".

Change it to i.e. SET VIEW_DISTANCE "4.00000000" or "3.00000000" and save the file. (You can later on still experiment with the values to get one that suits your idea of how the game should look and runs well on your video card).

Now you have to rightclick-> properties on UserSettings.txt and check the box to write protect it, otherwise it will get overwritten by the value of "100" set by the ingame-slider the next time you start the game. Note that anything set in the game's settings does not apply anymore since the file is read-only now.

Log into the game an enjoy the visuals as they should be by default.