#Skyrim enb dof not working mods#

I don't think depth of field adjustments are something games should use unless they're done with eye tracking, though. I didn't even see the other replies before writing that.

It's also related to depth of field, which isn't considered in games yet, likely because of the technical complexity of implementing it. They could also use work on the way the blur occurs, since the methods used by ENBs more accurately simulate a camera lens than an eye, but that's not the biggest problem with depth of field.Д«loom also exists to a degree, but the bloom used in games is WAY more extreme than what people see. There's some issues with scaling at long distances too with the ENBs I've used, where they have way too wide of a DoF at distance. where their eyes were pointed) on the screen and use that as the basis for where the depth of field was on the screen, it'd be much closer to reality in providing a realistic effect, but having it based on the distance from the aiming reticle to the first object on that ray only works if you only ever look at the center of the screen. If you could determine where the person was looking (i.e. You can really think of it as a camera lens in function, with a biological backend instead of a CCD or film backend. There's an equivalent to an aperture too. There's muscles there that provide focus, much the way a camera lens works. Hell, go outside, look at a book, and WITHOUT MOVING YOUR EYES OFF THE BOOK, check out your peripheral vision just past the book's edge - you can't see s*** there until you actually move off the edge, then you focus on the far away object and can't see the book. If you don't believe depth of field exists in real life, I beg you to go look up the structure of the human eye before you keep talking, because you're making yourself look ignorant. Ambient occlusion is one of them - it makes shadows look realistic despite light sources not being perfect.Дepth of field is something that exists based on your eyes' point of focus, but adding it to another camera doesn't quite work in the intended manner. Processing that many lighting sources would be prohibitively expensive in terms of computer resources, so you need to find workarounds to make processing efficient (as any decent developer could tell you). The sun is hundreds of thousands of miles across. In the case of light, it's obviously no a single point source. You're missing quite a few important facts - namely, that computer graphics are not processed in the same way as real life images. Sorry if this sounded harsh to you, but I was not trying to be that just made my opinion on the matter. The world realistic is as overused just as the word HD is on this site. you should take a look at Confidence-Man's pictures over at the ENBDev forums gallery. Realism in a game is not possible no matter which game you are referring to one can only try to mimic parts that occur in the real world and that is the best one can do.ДЄnd Skyrim engine will acheive this realistic feeling on it's own? I'm working with all the lighting that occurs in this game and have done so since the Creation Kit was released ENB brings more realistic effects and enhance Skyrims visuals to more realism then what it could do on it's own, when a preset is set up properly and enhances not overhauls the look.

#Skyrim enb dof not working mods#

You don't see everything as clear as the spot you are focusing on, it's impossible.Д«loom is correct that it is a cinematic effect, but the ENB bloom is very configurable and optional as with every effect and setting is.ДЄnd on a final note where does it say that ENBSeries mods is supposed to be realistic, it's customizable so the end user can choose what kind of style he want's, cinematic, realistic a blend between the two. So shadows and indirect lighting does not occur in real life huh?Дepth of field does occur but bokeh on the other hand is a cinematic effect, just concentrate on your nose and you have your 'depth of field' which is depth adjusting based on how close a thing is that you focus on. First of ambient occlusion is a method to render as proper shadow and indirect lighting one can achieve via a game, it's shadows and lighting that tries to mimic lighting that occurs in real life.