To make installation easier and more efficient, you can now DRAG and DROP the ENTIRE 'UPDATE.RPF' folder 'INSIDE' the 'UPDATE.RPF' folder in OpenIV.

Don't forget to enable EDIT MODE before making changes. IP address of eNB towards EPC/HSS is 192.168.12.3 and Ethernet interface name is eth1 IP address of eNB towards RRH GW is 192.168.12.2 and Ethernet interface name is eth0 IP address of RRH GW is 192.168.12. I am on Windows 8.1 + all the latest updates, so maybe this is why ENBInjector did not work.Īny ideas if it is possible to use ReShade + SweetFX 2.0 (0. Make sure you have the latest version of OPENIV as well as the asi plugin installed before continuing. I also tried ENBInjector with leaving Proxy Library usage in ENBLocal.ini, but that did nothing if I left Proxy Library name blank or the game crashed on launch if I used ReShade.dll for Proxy Library name. I set ENBInjector to run As Administrator just like all other Skyrim. This way the game loads, but ReShade.dll is most definitely NOT being loaded (no ReShade.log file is created). I also tried pasting ENBInjector.exe into the game directory, then typing ReShade in ENBInjector.ini and removing Proxy library usage from ENBLocal.ini. I tried to switch libraries (make ReShade the primary library and ENB D3D9.DLL the proxy library), but the game ended up looking all weird with strange shadows spreading around. Then I went into ENBLocal.ini and changed the proxy library entry name from D3D9_SMAA.DLL to D3D9_Proxy.dll. It will display what has been deleted if anything has at all. It will delete all instances of ENB, FXAA, ReShade and SweetFX from the selected directory. Make sure the path points to your Skyrim install directory, if not make it do so.

I deleted the original D3D9_SMAA.DLL + 2x SMAA files and pasted 32bit ReShade.dll, which I renamed to D3D9_Proxy.dll. Run ENB and ReShade Manager.exe from anywhere on your PC. I use RealVision ENB for Skyrim, which has 2x libraries - D3D9.DLL and proxy library D3D9_SMAA.dll + 2x SMAA-related files.

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