If you don't have time for testing, I strongly advise not to play around with the environmental settings. It is very time consuming to fully test ENB changes in all different environments and weathers, but it's absolutely necessary if you want a great looking ENB. Messing everything up is VERY easy, trust me on this one. When playing around with the settings in one location, it might have unforeseen effects somewhere else, so it's a good idea to test ONE thing at a time, and see how it effect different environments before making more changes. If you want to play with the ENB setting, you can do so by editing the 'enbseries.Ī little word of advise before changing anything: ENB currently contains more than environmental settings, which all differ with time of day, location and different types of weather. Proceed to Tweaks Time to correct the load-order and compress the textures. The ENB will automatically load when Fallout 4 is launched. If you don't have a nVidia Graphics card, use Google to help with your 'enblocal. Go to the Fallout 4 game-folder and open up the 'enblocal. When asked, overwrite any existing files. Unpack to a temporary folder, then move the content of the 'WrapperVersion' folder into the Fallout 4 game-folder. I still strongly recommend installing the ENB even on a low-end system, as you still get the added stability and memory improvements, even if the effects are disabled. On mid- to high-end systems the impact will barely be noticeable, but if may come at a small FPS-drop on a low-end system. How much completely depends on the system, drivers and settings. It does however come with a small performance impact. It adds new visual effects and makes the game more stable at the same time.

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