How do I know which ENB I am using?

[MarkusTay]

Weird question, I guess, but I downloaded mine so long ago I have no way of remembering which it is. It doesn't list the way other mods do, so I can't just dig through my mod list.

 

The problem is, my vid card got fried and I need to get rid of the ENB for now, until I install a new card, because the onboard graphics can't handle whatever its doing. But I love my ENB and want it back, eventually.

 

So before I use the tool to delete it, I want to figure out what it was. Is there a way of somehow seeing a list of stuff I downloaded from The Nexus?

 

EDIT: Nevermind; I'm an idiot. I just scrolled through all the ENBs here until I saw one that said I already downloaded it (actually, it said 'Update available', so that was good to know). Sorry for having bothered you good folk.

 

Cheers

Edited December 11, 2019 by MarkusTay

[Simdrew1993]

Glad you found your answer! Best of luck with everything. :)

[M48A5]

You don't need to delete your ENB. You just need to remove it from the game files or rename the ENB files so that are not active in the game.

 

You can just add a folder in your Fallout 4 folder and label it ENB. Then move the enb files to that folder. This way, when you are ready, you can just move them back to the proper locations.

[StormWolf01]

Hiya Markus!

I'm sorry to hear about your vid card. That's a real bummer :sad: Naturally, had to happen after the Black Friday sales :sad: But hopefully you can hold off until the After Christmas sales :wink:

 

As has been mentioned, you don't need to delete them. Just moving them to another folder for the time being is good.

 

Also, so you know, it's actually easy to keep track of what you've downloaded from the nexus. The site keeps track of it :D

When you're on the mods page, there's links to your downloads page, under the Mods tab/link/header, not sure what it's called, LOL.

Click the thumbnail for better idea of what I'm talking about. The arrows are where you click. [Edit] Yellow arrow first, then the blue [/edit]

 

Again, sorry about your video card. I know those are damned expensive :sad:

Edited December 12, 2019 by StormWolf01

[DjinnKiller]

Or just rename d3d11.dll and d3dcompiler_46e.dll to something like d3d11_OFF.dll and d3dcompiler_46e_OFF.dll to disable ENB loading.

Edited December 13, 2019 by DjinnKiller

[BusierDonkey]

If you want to make ENB management very simple, download the Volvagao ENB and Reshade Manager. It handles ENB removal and has multiple profiles you can save to make switching between ENBs one click.

Edited December 14, 2019 by BusierDonkey