Vyxenne Posted December 25, 2019 Share Posted December 25, 2019 HOW TO ENABLE FADE-TO-BLACK WHEN IT'S DISABLED BY YOUR ENB 1. Find Skyrim Special Edition\enbseries\enbeffect.fx and make a backup copy of it. 2. Open the original enbeffect.fx file with Notepad or any other test editor and Copy > Paste the following text toward the top of the file, right under the big block of descriptive labels: float Empty_Row0 < string UIName="-------------------FADE"; string UIWidget="spinner"; float UIMin=0.0; float UIMax=0.0; > = {0.0}; bool EnableFade < string UIName="Enable Fade Transition"; > = {true}; 2. Further down in the same file, find the PS_Draw() function, and a line or two down from that, find the line that says float grayadaptation=TextureAdaptation.Sample(Sampler0, IN.txcoord0.xy).x; and Copy > Paste the following text right under it: if (EnableFade) { float3 fade = Params01[5].xyz; float fade_weight = Params01[5].w; color.rgb = lerp(color.rgb, fade, fade_weight); // fade current scene to specified color } 3. Save and close the enbeffects.fx file. 4. Open the enbeffect.fx.ini file with Notepad and Copy > Paste the following text into it at the top right under the [ENBEFFECT.FX] and TECHNIQUE= lines: -------------------FADE=0.0 Enable Fade Transition=true 5. Save and close the enbeffect.fx.ini file and done. Note: You could also skip Steps 4 & 5 and set Enable Fade Transition to True in the in-game ENB config menu and then save your configuration. Credits: Code is by kingeric1992 and l00ping, and can be found publicly on the ENBSeries forums. I found it on Reddit thanks to a tip from Grospolina on the SSE Nexus Flower Girls page. Link to comment
Grummkol Posted January 3, 2020 Share Posted January 3, 2020 Thanks for this, works well with NAT + rudy enb Link to comment
agiz19 Posted January 23, 2020 Share Posted January 23, 2020 amazing, thank you very much Link to comment
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