ini tweaks will help at all, as I don't use ENB. Skyrim SE may be more stable due to its 64bit nature and hence being able to address more memory space but recently a number of bug fix mods have been. But generally these settings remove shadow stripping along with Realistic Lighting Overhaul and Enhanced Lights and Effects.ĮNB is your best bet, but for some reason that modification brings my game to a 1 fps slideshow. My Documents/My Games/SkyrimįShadowBiasScale=0.1500 fInteriorShadowDistance=2500.0000 fShadowDistance=2500.0000 iBlurDeferredShadowMask=3 iShadowMaskQuarter=4 iShadowMapResolution=4096 iShadowFilter=4 fShadowLODStartFade=500.0000 iShadowMode=4 bTreesReceiveShadows=1 bDrawLandShadows=1 bDrawShadows=1 bShadowMaskZPrepass=0 iShadowMapResolutionSecondary=4096 iShadowMapResolutionPrimary=4096 iShadowMapResolution=4096ĭo note, that the one 'bDrawLandShadows' can make snow look really stripped, which sucks. That one picture with a Map Resolution of 16368 and a draw distance 6000 looks incredibly lifelike.įor a no non-sense fix I would just recommend adding or changing the following in your SkyrimPrefs.ini file which can be found in.

Overclockers have a great thread on shadows and available tweaks.

Specifically for Breezehome and certain light sources there is a mod that fixes 14 or so locations known to be really weird with light. I tested this and found that the 3D Vision profiles are conflicting with your fine Helix Mod shadow fix for Skyrim. I think they mess with cells and I find that a little irksome, because it can cause conflicts (no matter how insignificant). PLEASE DONATE: 'Click Here to Donate' cointr.ee I am doing design work full-time now & want to upgrade existing modifications, plus, create more If you have already tried 'Skyrim: Shadows and FPS Fix,' and still have problems with your framerate, performance, or just don't feel your gameplay is smooth enough, then you have found what you are looking for.

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