What is best ENB-SHADERS Or light setup for characters ?

[iano0o]

Hello all so i want to know on your experience guys what ENB or anything -any mods or light setup or shaders can make ingame characters look great smooth soft and not plastic SKIN 
i want as best as lighting setup as possible What you guys recommend ??

[assassin394]

I use PI-CHO ENB. Before that I use Rudy and try several ENB preset on Nexus and came to conclusion PI-CHO ENB is still the best for character skin look. And environment looks good too.

[Truckstopcowboy]

Berserkyr ENB at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community (nexusmods.com) seems cool, he has a video up on youtube.

[iano0o]

3 hours ago, assassin394 said:

I use PI-CHO ENB. Before that I use Rudy and try several ENB preset on Nexus and came to conclusion PI-CHO ENB is still the best for character skin look. And environment looks good too.

I TRIED PI-CHO ENB BUT when i run the game its freezes on first black screen before bethesda logo pops up and keeps loading turring white and ask me to wait or close 

[iano0o]

1 hour ago, Truckstopcowboy said:

Berserkyr ENB at Skyrim Special Edition Nexus - Mods and Community (nexusmods.com) seems cool, he has a video up on youtube.

ill give it a go!!

 

[Alis_999]

I tried dozens of enb and came to the conclusion that i would play without enb at all, because when there are no light sources, you can’t see shit with enb  

[assassin394]

14 hours ago, iano0o said:

I TRIED PI-CHO ENB BUT when i run the game its freezes on first black screen before bethesda logo pops up and keeps loading turring white and ask me to wait or close 

 Try wait for like 1 minute or so. Some ENB will do the caching shader thing on first time startup and that can take a while. Also did you try to download the CTD fix in the optional file? Download it and overwrite the main file. 

4 hours ago, Alis_999 said:

I tried dozens of enb and came to the conclusion that i would play without enb at all, because when there are no light sources, you can’t see shit with enb  

ENB don't make it dark but the usual lighting mod requirement come with it does. Like ELFX for example. Just don't install it and you will be fine.

Many modern ENB also allow you to adjust brightness in the ENB Gui so you can change the light as you want.

Edited February 10, 2023 by assassin394

[Alis_999]

3 hours ago, assassin394 said:

ENB don't make it dark but the usual lighting mod requirement come with it does. Like ELFX for example. Just don't install it and you will be fine.

Many modern ENB also allow you to adjust brightness in the ENB Gui so you can change the light as you want.

it's exactly the ENB, this utility plays with the lighting rays and bright settings so that when there are few light sources, it becomes much darker around than in the original. I don't have any lighting mods, so apart from the ENB there is nothing to reduce the brightness and i can see the difference with and without the ENB in dark places. And sit digging through millions of ENB's settings... why should i suffer, if can just delete it? The author of the topic asked about the experience of using ENB, my experience is that i am not enthusiastic about ENB. And to sit and spend tens of hours so that the presets posted on the Internet would stop turning dark places in my Skyrim into wearing sunglasses at night - sorry, but i'd rather just remove the ENB and spend time on the game itself. In the same way, i don't want to waste spend tens hours when, after leveling the lighting in dark places, i immediately get train headlights in my face in the middle of the day. As i said, it's easier for me to remove the ENB than to sit and learn for dozens of hours how it million options works.

Edited February 10, 2023 by Alis_999