https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecial ... mods/84235
1. Enb binaries - d3d11.dll from 04.03.2023
2. Enb binaries - latest version
There is clearly a difference. Was this intended or something is not working on my end? Thanks.
Complex Material Diffrences
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Complex Material Diffrences
Hi. I tought I post it here. Mod is TMD Jars from Nexus
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecial ... mods/84235
1. Enb binaries - d3d11.dll from 04.03.2023
2. Enb binaries - latest version
There is clearly a difference. Was this intended or something is not working on my end? Thanks.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecial ... mods/84235
1. Enb binaries - d3d11.dll from 04.03.2023
2. Enb binaries - latest version
There is clearly a difference. Was this intended or something is not working on my end? Thanks.
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Re: Complex Material Diffrences
It's intended (the first one clearly looks buggy) but check this topic for more info:
http://enbdev.com/enbseries/forum/viewt ... fcaf7a7bca
http://enbdev.com/enbseries/forum/viewt ... fcaf7a7bca
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Re: Complex Material Diffrences
Yep, read this topic. I had the same question.
The clear looking jar from your second picture is how it's meant to be, but to be honest, I like the first one (the "buggy" one) better - it looks exactly like medieval imperfect glasswork. It's a matter of taste, I guess.
There is a way to achieve this even with the latest binaries, just need to change some thing in the jar mod.
The clear looking jar from your second picture is how it's meant to be, but to be honest, I like the first one (the "buggy" one) better - it looks exactly like medieval imperfect glasswork. It's a matter of taste, I guess.
There is a way to achieve this even with the latest binaries, just need to change some thing in the jar mod.