LimeJello24 Posted August 7, 2018 Share Posted August 7, 2018 Hello! Played a heavily modded ENB FO4 many months ago with zero problems. With the upcoming release of FO76, I decided to dust off FO4 and have some fun.I did the usual maintenance before jumping in the game - updating MODs, etc. So what happens?!? I get in the game and I am immediately accosted by a side-line blur. AND when I walk it looks slightly out of focus too. See?!? Its annoying as all hell! I did a Google search and tried every suggestion to fix the issue and got no where. AFAIK all my DOF settings in the ini files are set to zero. Turned off TAA and tried FXX. Here is some further information: Settings: UltraENB: NMM -VividCard: Nvidia 1080Ram 16 GB Please for the love of Piper I need some serious help cause I really want to play FO4 but cannot. :sad: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
audiodef Posted August 7, 2018 Share Posted August 7, 2018 Isn't there a DoF menu item in the game's settings menu? Have you changed that? Once you get your settings right, make your ini files read-only. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deleted3082751User Posted August 8, 2018 Share Posted August 8, 2018 (edited) Go here: C:\Users\Your Computer Name\Documents\My Games\Fallout4 Ctrl + F (bScreenSpaceBokeh=1) - Change to 0 If using ENB: Go to fallout 4 root folder - Open enbseries.ini - scroll down until you find this (EnableDepthOfField=true) - change to false if Using Reshade: Go to fallout 4 root folder - double click on Reshade Folder - Double Click on *McFx* - Ctrl + F (USE_DEPTHOFFIELD 1) Change to 0 Note: Pressing Ctrl + F = Search / Find Note: bDoDepthOfField (In fallout4prefs.ini) is not for depth of field, it is the blur effect you get when using the pipboy (technically it is depth of field, but only when the pipboy is open), disabling this will allow you to see clearly when using the pipboy, but will disable underwater effects. Screenspacebokeh is the proper depth of field that fallout 4 uses. all of the above completely disables depth of field, the focus affect you are referring to Edited August 8, 2018 by Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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