Thanks in advance for any help or ideas!Īs in most cases, less is more. I don't know if its realistic to not have any issues with mods like these because I'm pretty knew to this but I figured I would make a post here and see what happened. I plan on using Subtle ENB with True Storms and I'm working with a high end computer if this helps with any suggestions.
I was wondering if anyone with experience using these mods could give me some advice on if they are still working well or if there is a lesser known mod that works well for you that I could try out. My main goal is to have my mods tested and stable so when I start playing I won't be adding or removing anything and can just play the game (I've tested most of the stuff I plan on using already). I am looking for something that makes the lighting feel more realistic/immersive. either haven't been updated in a while or have a decent number bugs listed on the mod page that make me hesitant to commit to them (NAC author disabled the Posts/Bugs sections). Most of the popular mods like ELFX, Fr4anssons, NAC, interiors enhanced, etc. But I figured I'd at least pass on the info for anyone else reading this on google in the future.So I'm almost done setting up my first modded play through and I'm stuck on choosing something that tweaks the lighting. I don't know if this would help you fix this issue on ENB's side-it sounds like a Bethesda engine problem to me. This unfortunately makes the lighting feel "flatter", but at least I don't have any more flickering.
Change bComputeShaderDeferredTiledLighting=1 to 0 in the fallout4prefs.ini. Also was worsening when I had multiple godrays contributing to other scenes.įortunately, there is a reported fix that worked instantly for me. This would explain why it's happening to me at 1080p at 90 degrees FOV in the Vault where every pod is giving off its own lighting source. Thus, it tends to strike people playing at higher resolutions at wider fields of view in areas with lots of lighting, as this naturally causes more lights to need to be rendered. This bug has been extensively reported on reddit and appears to be due to engine limitations on the number of lights rendered at once.
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