The Wilds ENB

THIS MOD IS UTTERLY OUTDATED. IT WILL NO LONGER BE SUPPORTED. THANK YOU FOR ENJOYING IT AS MUCH AS I ENJOYED TWEAKING IT.

'THE WILDS ENB' CAN BE DOWNLOADED, INSTALLED AND ENJOYED... ALL FOR FREE. ;)

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I have never ever intended to release this ENB to the public, mostly because I believe that tastes are personal and that something that really pleases me may not please somebody else - I've put a lot of effort into creating something that I like and would adore to play with. However, some of my friends believe that I should share it with the community, for science... So I contributed.

This ENB will not work with any lighting mod BUT Enhanced Lights & FX, Blackout - Simply Darker Dungeons and Lanterns of Skyrim (The Goddess ENB preset); those which have a RealisticLighting.esp file will cause the shadows to be extremely dark when combined with The Wilds. Shadow-related mods are not recommended either. Other than that, you're good to go.

I used to reply to every single comment until I realized that I was being forced to tweak my settings to please other people. The thing is: if you like The Wilds, thank you; if you don't, don't bother in trolling because you will be ignored by me. If you don't like a certain setting from this mod, download the FAQ & Tutorials file under the 'Optional Files' category and check if it hasn't been covered by me already - if it haven't, feel free to drop by the comment section and leave your mark there; if I have time to spare, I'll try to help.

Have fun in the merry land of Skyrim! Luna

P. S. The links to download the binaries used to create the previous versions of The Wilds are written in a .txt file WITHIN the Collection archive.

• What Does This Mod Do? • How To Install • FPS Issues? • Screenshots • Recommended Mods • Recommended ENB Settings • Special Thanks

It overhauls Skyrim's visual and graphics with a reasonable performance loss (depending on your rig, on your mods amount etc., it can vary from 5 up to 15 FPS loss); this is my take on as to how would I like Skyrim to look like. I've tried to merge both screenarchery and gameplay principles, simultaneously - making use of light SSAO and SSIL, SweetFX Shaders, Depth of View, detailed shadows, enhanced lighting and overall graphical improvements to add more life to the game.

NOTE: SSAO and SSIL (environment improvements) are disabled by default (except in t