Nut ENB 2.0

Nut ENB 2. 0, is a rework or new preset to the old Nut ENB I believe this is the perfect version of Nut ENB since it now works off of Desert Natural Weathers (which is a GOD tier weather mod) I will leave up old Nut ENB but keep in mind it is no longer supported and I believe it looks nowhere near as good. Desert Natural Weathers is an amazing choice of weather mod due to the consistency and beauty it offers out of the box. This ENBs intentions is to help boost/enhance DN Weathers. This ENB will support the TTW version of DN weathers as well and looks quite beautiful. I was also going to call this ENB, Nut ENB Renutted but it was to long for the title :C sorry Aubri. Also this ENBs performance is good it shouldn't hurt to bad on your game (performance varies per system)

There is some mods you will want to pick up to gain the intended look of the ENB:

Simple Interior Lighting Overhaul (SILO)

Dusty Distance Fog Patcher / Dusty Distance Redone (I prefer the Fog Patcher myself)

Accurate NASA Stars (A must have honestly)

ENB Glowing Objects Overhaul

p.s. Images you upload are automatically approved so feel free to post whatever you like :)

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1. First Head to ENBdev and grab the newest version that is available.

2. Extract into its own folder and grab the d3d9.dll file AND the enbhost.exe file and put them into your root folder for New Vegas (The folder where your FalloutNV.exe is)

3. Then grab my preset and extract it to it's own folder

4. Then grab all files and drag and drop into your root folder where you last placed the enbhost.exe file

5. Now with ENB setup in our root folder you need to go into the games launcher and turn off three settings (Anti-Aliasing, Anisotropic Filtering, Water Displacement) with all these turned off you won't see things through walls. Optionally you can do it in the ini's as well

6. Boot up your game and it should work :)

OPTIONAL: Now if you want to run reshade alongside this ENB it is quite easy to get it to work, all you need to do is grab reshade from their website and go into your root folder and rename ENB's d3d9.dll into d3d9ENB.dll (it's so reshade doesn't remove it) be sure to also grab the Directx9 version of the reshade. Now go back to your root directory and rename the NEW d3d9.dll that reshade added to "d3d9_reshade.dll" and rename the d3d9ENB.dll BACK to d3d9.dll. Now go into your enblocal.ini that is prov