Place d3d9.dll and enbhost.exe from the wrapper folder into your main skyrim folder.

A bit of work went into the tweaking of the procedural sun so it does not need a fake 2d texture or lens effect. If you don't use CoT you can ignore the texture, it won't hurt anything. Included is a blank 2d sunglare texture for both vanilla and CoT.

If you decide to turn something on then you should read up on exactly what it does and how it works, because I cannot help you with it. If you start turning on settings such as ambient occlusion then don't expect good performance, or even help when solving problems. Not necessarily for you.) In-game brightness display works as vanilla would so you can make it fit your taste, I leave it in the middle. If you turn off the enb's anti aliasing it would be an even smaller loss. Notes: Fps comparison images have AA in enb and no AA in vanilla. In most areas I get only a few fps loss, but in areas with heavy foliage the performance loss with enb is more noticeable. This is a performance enb designed to correct and improve vanilla lighting as much as possible without going overboard on bloom/saturation/warmness.

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