Vanilla ENB Preset

Note: nve's postpassfx is used in the pictures to color grade, but due to obvious reasons I can't reupload it here, so you guys won't be getting the same colors as I do. However it should still be pretty close.

Note 2:

If you wanna use it in online it will work, but it is not recommended and somewhat considered cheating. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK

Note 2 edit:

The San Andreas Mercenaries update blocked more dlls, particularly the ones that enb and reshade uses. The only way to bypass that now is to enable Windows 7 compatibility mode on GTAV.exe.

"THIS IS NOT A GAMEPLAY FOCUSED ENB, IT IS VERY HEAVY"

Scuffed enb with some ptgi going on, designed with vanilla timecycles in mind.

Installation:

• -download newest enb from and drop both .dll files into gta v game directory
• -download this file and drag and drop everything into gta v game directory
• -set in-game brightness to around 3/5 to 2/3 (its 2/3 in the pictures)
• -max out every possible settings to achieve the look in my screenshots

(Optional) (Advanced)

Use nve's postpassfx and edit enbeffectpostpass.fx.ini then set:

• -technique to anything that contains color grading
• -nve official color grading preset selector to 0
• -gamma to 1.06
• -brightness to 1.0
• -contrast to 0.9
• -saturation to 1.13
• -shadows tint to 0.498, 0.49, 0.478
• -highlights tint to 0.498, 0.49, 0.471
• -channel mixer : blue to 0, 0, 0.98

Shift and enter to open configurator

Shift and backspace to toggle effects.

Features:

• -screen space ptgi
• -removed yellowness and blue shadows/tint
• -removed chromatic aberration and lens distortion
• -removed anamorphic lens flares
• -highly reduced original bloom
• -lighting rework
• -golden shine at sunrise and sunset
• -some better bloom
• -fog reduce (doesn't work with msaa on)
• -procedural shadows
• -enhanced ssao
• -enhanced reflections (vehicles, puddles etc.)
• -darker nights

Known Problems:

• Vehicle glass appears green under direct lighting
• ssao and ptgi can be glitchy (a lot of color banding) under dark lighting

Credits:

Boris Vorontsov for enb