Skyrim Enb Anisotropic Filtering

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Sep 19, 2015  Copy and paste all folders from your ENB on skyrim folder. Now, take the d3d9.dll and enbhost.exe from the enbseries wrapperversion (latest version please) and paste on skyrim folder. ALWAYS. Make sure to disable Antialiasing and Anisotropic Filtering in your graphics card's Control Panel too. Second Steps (SCREENS). Oct 16, 2013  Hi, new poster, I'm using the latest ENB version with skyrim, also sharpshooter's with ENboost and his ENboost patch, I have Anisotropic filter set to true in the ENB ini but does not seem to be working, do I have to enable it some other way? I currently have it forced through NVidia control panel but feel I may get more FPS if I can use the. The Skyrim Launcher Options linked in STEP v2.2.9 Section 1.B recommend setting Anisotropic Filtering to 16 Samples. But Section 1.E.1 suggests that the graphics card should be set to control Anisotropic Filtering. And The Nvidia Inspector Guide in Section 1.E.1.2 asks you to set Anisotropic Filtering to 'User-defined/off' and at 16x. Should both of these settings be put to 16x or just one of. Aug 14, 2011  From what you said, If I want to use ENB graphic then I need to use ENB AA too. Guide:ENBlocal INI/Antialiasing and Guide:ENB suggest EdgeAA+SMAA. So, The general setting for ENB user should be turn OFF Skyrim AA/AF, turn OFF graphic card AA/AF, and use only AA/AF from ENB. The recommend ENB AA is combination of EdgeAA and SMAA. Dec 26, 2012  First, in Skyrim I have AA Off since I'm using SMAA but should Anisotropic Filtering (AF) also be off in the skyrim settings when using ENB or left at 16 Samples? In the Nvidia control panel I have the following overrides: Anisotropic filtering mode: User-defined / Off Anisotropic filtering setting: 16x ENB?

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Notice: This is a copy of the existing AMD CCC guide but depicting the new interface. As such all the details may not match exactly, but all recommended settings still apply. This is still a WIP.

Notice: This is an ancillary guide to the official STEP Guide created to reduce the length of that guide. Users reading this are likely the tinkering type or are interested in more detail around configuring Skyrim in order to increase quality or performance, but this guide is not an essential component of a successful STEP installation.

Suggest first reading: Skyrim Installation Guide, Skyrim Launcher Guide, Skyrim INI Guide

AMD Radeon Settings

Preface

STEP Users: Please configure STEP graphics settings without ENB lighting enhancements (not the same as ENBoost!) until STEP is configured according to the STEP Guide.

AMD Radeon Settings Anti-Aliasing (AA) only partially augments Skyrim AA, of which the AA sample rate is set within SkyrimPrefs.ini. The AMD Radeon Settings Anti-Aliasing Mode settings have no impact on Skyrim AA, so AA must be set in the INI (iMultiSample; 4x recommended). Anti-Aliasing SettingDOES impact Skyrim AA, and so do all other settings under Anti-Aliasing and Texture Filtering. Therefore, the best quality graphics for the least performance impact is described below. Performance options are also specified for those with less-capable video cards.

Notice:This guide assumes that users will ONLY be running ENBoost, as recommended in the STEP Guide. If ENB graphics extension will be used after verifying a functional STEP install, set all AMD driver settings to 'Use application settings', as driver-based settings will conflict with ENB.

Skyrim Enb Anisotropic Filtering Systems

Notice:If ONLY running ENBoost without ENB 'proper', it is recommended to set ForceAnisotropicFiltering=false, as it may cost less FPS to force via CCC than running AF via enblocal.ini, and the result is identical.

Notice:The following apply more for users with higher-end AMD video cards like the Radeon 7970 and above, but others may find these settings helpful, so examine performance/quality in detail before and after applying to low-mid-end graphics.

Profile

1. Right-click on any open space on the desktop and click on AMD Radeon Settings.
2. Within AMD Radeon Settings, select Gaming.
3. Click + Add, then browse to and select TESV.exe, or as in this example the shortcut to the game on the desktop and click on this new profile (these settings will only apply to Skyrim now). (NOTE: A warning will pop up asking 'Do you want to override the pre-defined profile?' Click [Yes] then [OK].)
4. Select the 'Skyrim' profile that appears and change all settings to match the following:

   Anti-Aliasing

   • Anti-Aliasing Mode: Use application settings
   • Anti-Aliasing Samples: Use application settings
   • Filter: Standard
   • Anti-Aliasing Method: Supersampling (NOTE: Set to Multisampling if FPS drop is a problem or if using ENB)
   • Morphological Filtering: Off

   Texture Filtering

   • Anisotropic Filtering Mode: Override application settings (NOTE: SEE SECOND NOTICE ABOVE)
   • Anisotropic Filtering Level: 16x
   • Texture Filtering Quality: High quality
   • Surface Format Optimization: On

   Frame Rate Control

   • Wait for Vertical Refresh: Off, unless application specifies (NOTE:ENBoost should control vsync; also ensure iPresentInterval is not set to 0 in Skyrim.ini.)
   • OpenGL Triple Buffering: Off (NOTE: This is not compatible with D3D games.)

   Tessellation

   • Tessellation Mode: AMD optimized
   • Maximum Tessellation Level: AMD optimized

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Posted: 16 Oct 2013, 13:44
Joined: 16 Oct 2013, 13:35 Posts: 2	Hi, new poster, I'm using the latest ENB version with skyrim, also sharpshooter's with ENboost and his ENboost patch, I have Anisotropic filter set to true in the ENB ini but does not seem to be working, do I have to enable it some other way ? I currently have it forced through NVidia control panel but feel I may get more FPS if I can use the ENB one. Thanks in advanced.
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Posted: 16 Oct 2013, 13:52
*blah-blah-blah maniac* Joined: 27 Dec 2011, 08:53 Posts: 15589 Location: Russia	In NVidia control panel anisotropic filtering is better by quality, because it applied even to those textures, which don't have mipmaps (but driver generate them, at cost of video memory). At same time it most slower, because some effects of the mod heavily depends from texture filtering and you can get in times lower performance for things like ambient occlusion or reflection (at least this was in 2007, may be now things changed). I think the best choice is to set it to 16(15) in the game video options and also in my mod, then unhandled by game will be added by mod. _________________ i5-4690k, 16Gb RAM, GTX 1060 6Gb, X-Fi Titanium, Win7 x128 I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.
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Posted: 16 Oct 2013, 14:04
Joined: 16 Oct 2013, 13:35 Posts: 2	In NVidia control panel anisotropic filtering is better by quality, because it applied even to those textures, which don't have mipmaps (but driver generate them, at cost of video memory). At same time it most slower, because some effects of the mod heavily depends from texture filtering and you can get in times lower performance for things like ambient occlusion or reflection (at least this was in 2007, may be now things changed). I think the best choice is to set it to 16(15) in the game video options and also in my mod, then unhandled by game will be added by mod. Ok, thanks for the rapid reply, so are you saying to disable nvida's AF and enable the ingame AF as well as the ENB ? I was under the impression that NVidia's AF gave more fps than the ingame AF ?
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Posted: 16 Oct 2013, 18:28
*blah-blah-blah maniac* Joined: 27 Dec 2011, 08:53 Posts: 15589 Location: Russia	Anisotropic filtering have almost zero performance impact, it's not antialiasing. Exception only complex shaders as i mentioned above (and parallax). Enable in game and enb anisotropic filtering. _________________ i5-4690k, 16Gb RAM, GTX 1060 6Gb, X-Fi Titanium, Win7 x128 I am INFP, not the brutal, godamnit.
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