PhotoRealistic enb for NVE V2
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<< PhotoRealistic Graphics enb preset for Natural Vision Evolved >>
Been a minute!
This new version of the mod no longer requires PRSA to be installed! Simply download NVE and the NVE enb files, then install this mod's contents directly into the main directory folder.
This enb preset aims for realism. It is based off L00's PRSA preset which has long been out of date. I used this preset as a springboard, however I've altered nearly every enb parameter to try and deliver a modern version of his work.
Cars won't be over saturated or always looking waxed, I'm aiming for real-to-life visuals. At night headlights are actually functional and necessary for any night driving. Taillights shine off the road. Textures appear deeper (cracks on the road actually look like cracks now). Chrome is chromier. And of course, rain makes everything shiny (yeah yeah I know, wet roads are overdone).
INSTALLATION:
Required: Natural Vision Evolved (NVE) from RazedMods website / patreon.
Install NVE and the NVE enb series, then drag and drop the contents of my mod into the main directory where the GTA5 .exe is located. It should ask if you want to replace files (do that!). Run the game and see how it looks!
Based on: L00's PRSA: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/prsa-photorealistic-san-andreas-enb
My Specs: i7 6700K, 16gb DDR4, GTX 1070. This preset drops my frames down by about 15fps. Runs at about 24 - 30 fps in more intensive conditions. I've set this preset to be max quality for everything, but may make a performance optimized version later.
Bugs: None that I know of, but it's been a while so please let me know! :)
Photos: My preset first, without second.
Been a minute!
This new version of the mod no longer requires PRSA to be installed! Simply download NVE and the NVE enb files, then install this mod's contents directly into the main directory folder.
This enb preset aims for realism. It is based off L00's PRSA preset which has long been out of date. I used this preset as a springboard, however I've altered nearly every enb parameter to try and deliver a modern version of his work.
Cars won't be over saturated or always looking waxed, I'm aiming for real-to-life visuals. At night headlights are actually functional and necessary for any night driving. Taillights shine off the road. Textures appear deeper (cracks on the road actually look like cracks now). Chrome is chromier. And of course, rain makes everything shiny (yeah yeah I know, wet roads are overdone).
INSTALLATION:
Required: Natural Vision Evolved (NVE) from RazedMods website / patreon.
Install NVE and the NVE enb series, then drag and drop the contents of my mod into the main directory where the GTA5 .exe is located. It should ask if you want to replace files (do that!). Run the game and see how it looks!
Based on: L00's PRSA: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/prsa-photorealistic-san-andreas-enb
My Specs: i7 6700K, 16gb DDR4, GTX 1070. This preset drops my frames down by about 15fps. Runs at about 24 - 30 fps in more intensive conditions. I've set this preset to be max quality for everything, but may make a performance optimized version later.
Bugs: None that I know of, but it's been a while so please let me know! :)
Photos: My preset first, without second.
Primo Caricamento: 11 giugno 2020
Ultimo Aggiornamento: 16 agosto 2023
Last Downloaded: 34 minuti fa
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<< PhotoRealistic Graphics enb preset for Natural Vision Evolved >>
Been a minute!
This new version of the mod no longer requires PRSA to be installed! Simply download NVE and the NVE enb files, then install this mod's contents directly into the main directory folder.
This enb preset aims for realism. It is based off L00's PRSA preset which has long been out of date. I used this preset as a springboard, however I've altered nearly every enb parameter to try and deliver a modern version of his work.
Cars won't be over saturated or always looking waxed, I'm aiming for real-to-life visuals. At night headlights are actually functional and necessary for any night driving. Taillights shine off the road. Textures appear deeper (cracks on the road actually look like cracks now). Chrome is chromier. And of course, rain makes everything shiny (yeah yeah I know, wet roads are overdone).
INSTALLATION:
Required: Natural Vision Evolved (NVE) from RazedMods website / patreon.
Install NVE and the NVE enb series, then drag and drop the contents of my mod into the main directory where the GTA5 .exe is located. It should ask if you want to replace files (do that!). Run the game and see how it looks!
Based on: L00's PRSA: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/prsa-photorealistic-san-andreas-enb
My Specs: i7 6700K, 16gb DDR4, GTX 1070. This preset drops my frames down by about 15fps. Runs at about 24 - 30 fps in more intensive conditions. I've set this preset to be max quality for everything, but may make a performance optimized version later.
Bugs: None that I know of, but it's been a while so please let me know! :)
Photos: My preset first, without second.
Been a minute!
This new version of the mod no longer requires PRSA to be installed! Simply download NVE and the NVE enb files, then install this mod's contents directly into the main directory folder.
This enb preset aims for realism. It is based off L00's PRSA preset which has long been out of date. I used this preset as a springboard, however I've altered nearly every enb parameter to try and deliver a modern version of his work.
Cars won't be over saturated or always looking waxed, I'm aiming for real-to-life visuals. At night headlights are actually functional and necessary for any night driving. Taillights shine off the road. Textures appear deeper (cracks on the road actually look like cracks now). Chrome is chromier. And of course, rain makes everything shiny (yeah yeah I know, wet roads are overdone).
INSTALLATION:
Required: Natural Vision Evolved (NVE) from RazedMods website / patreon.
Install NVE and the NVE enb series, then drag and drop the contents of my mod into the main directory where the GTA5 .exe is located. It should ask if you want to replace files (do that!). Run the game and see how it looks!
Based on: L00's PRSA: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/prsa-photorealistic-san-andreas-enb
My Specs: i7 6700K, 16gb DDR4, GTX 1070. This preset drops my frames down by about 15fps. Runs at about 24 - 30 fps in more intensive conditions. I've set this preset to be max quality for everything, but may make a performance optimized version later.
Bugs: None that I know of, but it's been a while so please let me know! :)
Photos: My preset first, without second.
Primo Caricamento: 11 giugno 2020
Ultimo Aggiornamento: 16 agosto 2023
Last Downloaded: 34 minuti fa
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nice
Please fix that bug you wrote in the description, because I encountered it and it's annoying.
Amazing!
What is the PC specs thats needed?
This mod is scam because PRSA is not compatible with NVE
@S_K not a scam dipshit he changed the current date of enb settings to match a similar look to PRSA
NICE
Razed has publicly released Sp NVE. https://www.razedmods.com/
Made my ENB not show up anymore and can't use the menu. Any fix?
@HeyLookItsPigeon You must have the old version of the nve.asi
@HeyLookItsPigeon Try "Shift+Enter" for the menu. That's what mine is set at (Shift+Tab to turn on and off enb effects).
@Chef Everything working good for you ? :))
@zarfa Yep thanks for this
Does this work with newer versions of NVE? Specifically those where they don't include their own ENB? Can you add this ENB straight into the main game folder if the NVE version you're running didn't already include it?
@Double_Z I'm not totally sure but my guess is if you put these files into GTA5 it should work. Worst that'll happen is it crashes on startup or you get a Black Sky / visual bug.
Yeah I tested it 2 days ago it just crashes your game
@Double_Z would you be able to get the enb from the older version? I have the files but I don't want to upload them as I didn't make them myself.
@zarfa which one?