ELS Lighting Change

marine9077 · September 2, 2012

Hello,

I am very desperate now and have been through everything (tweaked every little part of my enbseries, went through forum after forum, edited multiple configs, tested compatiblities with the ENBs and different parts of each) just to make my ELS lights look better/cleaner like in the LCPDFR ENB NO-CONFLICT or Neolux's.

I am EXTENSIVELY confused and now very frustrated. I have tried the above ENBs, but with Neolux's, I recieve <30 frames during the day but 50+ at night, and that is with shaders, HQ textures and many more ENB files.

BUT, with the SIMPLE LCPDFR NO-CONFLICT ENB I ALWAYS get <20, regardless of any factor, in-game and comp. related, which is just plain incomprehensible and rediculous.

PROBLEM: All that I want is just to change the look of my ELS lights, but I can't figure out how to only change that without having to add frame killing reflections or timecyc crap. THAT IS ALL. I am highly frustrated with this issue after trying many things for around 4 days now. I find it stunning that I can't just only change the ELS looks without having to add crap frame killers.

Not that much to ask for, right?

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help, and I will stay active on this.

Specs in case the ENB frame loss ins not my fault:

AMD Phenom II 1045T 2.8GHz

8 GB DED RAM

Radeon XFX 6770 1GB STOCK

DX11

visible25 · September 2, 2012

Specs in case the ENB frame loss ins not my fault:
AMD Phenom II 1045T 2.8GHz

Well to me, that's your problem. I had that processor before I got the one I've got now (AMD FX 6100)

For some reason, that processor couldn't handle the game with all those mods and stuff.. ( My system has 12GB of RAM)

marine9077 · September 3, 2012

So when you got a new CPU, it helped?

I have heard some things about it being seemingly bad for gaming. Plus it is a six core, something that is just worthless in gaming nearly. Thanks!

Nutt · September 3, 2012

You can manually adjust the car lighting within the visualsettings.dat file, and the bloom settings within your enbsetting.ini file... or, try using the available visualsettings.dat file from BxBug's or Luminance visualsettings.dat file.