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Hi everyone!
i've been playing a while without the ENB menu because it just don't open.
i've tried to overwrite all the "WrapperVersion" archives but it still doesn't open.
I use the version 0.119, when i change it to the 0.234 it works, but i don't know why my game looks better with the 0.119. It's probably settings but i need to see the menu so i can put the same settings in the 0.234 version.
Sorry for my english and sorry if this question was already said, i didn't found anything related to this

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1. Go to your game folder

2. Go to enblocal.ini

3. Scroll down to [input]

 

There are your keybindings. If this does not work or you cant find the section [input], then maybe the ENB menu was added in a later version.

Posted (edited)

I just looked it up: http://www.enbdev.com/mod_tesskyrim_v0168.htm

look at v.126. The GUI was added in version v.126.

 

I dont think trying to make the new version look like the old version is not good for a try. A lot of functions has benn changed or added, even if you manage it to set the same settings, the enbs wont look the same.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 7:15 PM, M4ze said:

1. Go to your game folder

2. Go to enblocal.ini

3. Scroll down to [input]

 

There are your keybindings. If this does not work or you cant find the section [input], then maybe the ENB menu was added in a later version.

On the KeyEditer under [input] set it as 13. 13 is the keybind number for shift+enter. hope this helps function myKeyBindingFn(e) {    if (e.keyCode === 13 && e.shiftKey) {        return 'shift-enter';    } else if (e.keyCode === 13) {    return 'enter-only';    }    return getDefaultKeyBinding(e);}
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  On 3/23/2019 at 8:58 PM, user969647 said:

 

  On 11/12/2013 at 7:15 PM, M4ze said:

1. Go to your game folder

2. Go to enblocal.ini

3. Scroll down to [input]

 

There are your keybindings. If this does not work or you cant find the section [input], then maybe the ENB menu was added in a later version.

On the KeyEditer under [input] set it as 13. 13 is the keybind number for shift+enter. hope this helps function myKeyBindingFn(e) {    if (e.keyCode === 13 && e.shiftKey) {        return 'shift-enter';    } else if (e.keyCode === 13) {    return 'enter-only';    }    return getDefaultKeyBinding(e);}

Yea !!! it worked for me like a charm .. Thank you @user969647 .

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  On 3/23/2019 at 8:58 PM, user969647 said:

On the KeyEditer under [input] set it as 13. 13 is the keybind number for shift+enter. hope this helps

 

.... This is the only thing that helped me after 2 hours of searching so thanks for that.

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