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Re: Fallout 4 0.291

Will we ever see the water effects you added to Skyrim? :D
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Yes. As soon as i'll be sure that water will not be changed in some of future Bethesda patches.
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Have any of the recent patches actually fixed or broke anything related to rendering? I assume Bethesda's patches would no longer affect graphics rendering after they release HBAO patch.
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Check list of changes, i can't answer because ignore them now.
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Is there a way to load the enb 0.291 in the CK renderer ? I tried different settings for the proxy without success, only ReShade 1.1 loads fine.
After some google thing I saw that a lot of people complained about Enb in the CK for Skyrim, but for me it would be a great help.
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This is not Skyrim topic and 0.291 is Fallout 4 only version. But if you ask about 0.305 for Skyrim or any more or less new, then IgnoreCreationKit=false in enblocal.ini
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Sorry, bad english; I spoke about the enb 0.291 for Fallout 4 with the Creation Kit of Fallout 4.
I only mentioned Skyrim because I saw on google that a lot of people complained about the enb loaded in the renderer with Skyrim, when on my side it is the exact thing I'm trying to do. (but again, with the enb 0.291 and the FO4 CK)
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I don't have CK for Fallout 4 and have no idea how to get it for Steam version of the game.
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You need to make a Bethesda.net account and then download it from their launcher ; http://www.creationkit.com/fallout4/ind ... =Main_Page

But once installed you don't have to use the launcher or the Bethesda thing. It works like a regular software.
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Sorry, i don't think that will bother with this. I thought it will be included in the game as in case of Skyrim, but i'm not a big fan to install unknown software, especially from bug makers, when you may expect anything from them. But thanks, at least i know that it's time to start modding as i waited for kit.
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