Speaking of which, adjusting values in-game won't save them, at least by default. The mod by default does include some questionable features like a loading screen/main menu replacer, but all that and more can be easily adjusted in its INI files. (Just rename d3d9.dll to while tweaking settings.) I can't vouch for performance since I have somewhat overpowered PC for New Vegas and I haven't used a proper ENB in years, but according to the documentation on the Author's site, the way NVR works makes it very effecient.įor the record you can still keep ENB installed for its ENBoost functionality, but the NVR ingame menu will be bugged and indecipherable. Uniquely it also has some fantastic Underwater effects, as little as that means in NV's desert setting. Nor do you have to compromise with so-so AA methods like SMAA and the total lack of Transparency AA. This means Interiors and other locations that depend on Imagespaces to have their lighting appear as intended still function, not having to hope for the best with ENB's one-size-fits-all approach. New Vegas Reloaded is a continuation of Oblivion Reloaded, and by extension the Morrowind Graphics Extender, implementing graphics features in a superior way to the ENB series such as dynamic DOF, Screen-Space Volumetric Lighting and Ambient Occlusion.Ī major advantage of this modification compared to ENB include the retainment of NV's own post-processing and Anti-aliasing methods.

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