[TW1] [tool] ENBseries for The Witcher (nice Bloom effect)
Hey there!Just tried my luck with ENBseries by Boris Vorotsov, that genius of a russian who beautified a lot of games like Oblivion, GTA 4, Deus Ex and so on and so forth. If you don't know his site, I recommend you check out http://boris-vorontsov.narod.ru/download_en.htm Before you read further: Alt+Tab won't work after doing this, the screen will be black if you return to the game. So if thats a big problem for you, you're better off without the bloom.If you're still here, click on the link above, go to "Download" and download the file "TES Oblivion v0.075a". As soon as you did that, unpack "d3d9.dll" and "enbseries.ini" to your Witcher/System directory. Open the enbseries.ini and make the following changes.[GLOBAL]UseEffect=1AlternativeDepth=0AllowAntialias=1BugFixMode=0SkipShaderOptimization=0QuadVertexBuffer=0EnableShaders_3_0=1AdditionalConfigFile=enbseries2.iniUseMRTRendering=0[EFFECT]EnableBloom=1EnableOcclusion=0EnableReflection=0EnableMotionBlur=0EnableWater=0EnableShadow=0DepthBias=0EnableDepthOfField=0As soon as you start the game, pull the Gamma-Slider in the Witcher options menu all the way to the left and the game will keep its dark tone. If the bloom is too strong for your taste, open the enbseries.ini again and change BloomPowerDay from 15 to about 10. I bet there are some guys on here that understand all that other techno-babble in the ini file and have some more tips for you, but thats all I could come up with.And now for your viewing pleasure, some screenshots with Gamma all the way down and bloom settings like the ones up there.EDIT: I added some before/after shots.Before:
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I hope you enjoy the changes. I sure do, as the darker tone with the brighter highlights make some stunning visuals. And as soon as we make a working controller mod (not Xpadder or something) and mod the fighting system a little, the pain of losing Rise of the White Wolf won't be that bad anymore. 
Hey there!Just tried my luck with ENBseries by Boris Vorotsov, that genius of a russian who beautified a lot of games like Oblivion, GTA 4, Deus Ex and so on and so forth. If you don't know his site, I recommend you check out http://boris-vorontsov.narod.ru/download_en.htm Before you read further: Alt+Tab won't work after doing this, the screen will be black if you return to the game. So if thats a big problem for you, you're better off without the bloom.If you're still here, click on the link above, go to "Download" and download the file "TES Oblivion v0.075a". As soon as you did that, unpack "d3d9.dll" and "enbseries.ini" to your Witcher/System directory. Open the enbseries.ini and make the following changes.[GLOBAL]UseEffect=1AlternativeDepth=0AllowAntialias=1BugFixMode=0SkipShaderOptimization=0QuadVertexBuffer=0EnableShaders_3_0=1AdditionalConfigFile=enbseries2.iniUseMRTRendering=0[EFFECT]EnableBloom=1EnableOcclusion=0EnableReflection=0EnableMotionBlur=0EnableWater=0EnableShadow=0DepthBias=0EnableDepthOfField=0As soon as you start the game, pull the Gamma-Slider in the Witcher options menu all the way to the left and the game will keep its dark tone. If the bloom is too strong for your taste, open the enbseries.ini again and change BloomPowerDay from 15 to about 10. I bet there are some guys on here that understand all that other techno-babble in the ini file and have some more tips for you, but thats all I could come up with.And now for your viewing pleasure, some screenshots with Gamma all the way down and bloom settings like the ones up there.EDIT: I added some before/after shots.Before:
After:
Before:
After:
Before:
After:
Before:
After:
I hope you enjoy the changes. I sure do, as the darker tone with the brighter highlights make some stunning visuals. And as soon as we make a working controller mod (not Xpadder or something) and mod the fighting system a little, the pain of losing Rise of the White Wolf won't be that bad anymore.