SkyrimLE:ENBSeries INI Reference/Bloom
[BLOOM][edit | edit source]
Bloom is the effect you get when a light source behind an object makes the object's edges "glow" and become a bit hazy. Bloom also accounts for a lot of the "hazy" effect in some ENB presets.
- Quality
- determines the blurring quality of the bloom. Values range from 0 to 2 where lower values are higher quality and vise versa.
Quality for bloom is obsolete as of 0.266. It still functions for all previous binaries. Jafin16 (talk) 01:15, February 20, 2015 (EST)
- Amount
- sets the amount of bloom during the day, night, and in interiors for each setting. Ranges from 0.0 (none) to 1.0.
Bloom Amount[edit | edit source]
The following parameters determine how much Bloom is added to the scene for the specific time of day. The values range from 0.0 to 100+ and the higher the value the more Bloom blurs and adds a lighting effect to the scene. If using an ENB Preset then it is recommended to not change these values.
AmountSunrise=(0.0...) AmountDay=(0.0...) AmountSunset=(0.0...) AmountNight=(0.0...) AmountInteriorDay=(0.0...) AmountInteriorNight=(0.0...)
- *All the above parameter have a similar effect for the specific time of day. Below is an example during the day time.
Bloom BlueShiftAmount[edit | edit source]
The following parameters determine how much blue coloring is added to objects affected by Bloom. The values range from 0.0 to 100+, but going below 1.0 will remove most blue color from Bloom. If using an ENB Preset then it is recommended to not change these settings.
Addition-> The color of this effect can be changed in the enbbloom.fx shader file. It is in simplest terms a color filter with an intensity control. Search for violet in the enbbloom.fx shader file, there are various color filter presets in the file already. --JawZ (talk) 17:22, January 8, 2016 (EST)
BlueShiftAmountSunrise=(0.0...) BlueShiftAmountDay=(0.0...) BlueShiftAmountSunset=(0.0...) BlueShiftAmountNight=(0.0...) BlueShiftAmountInteriorDay=(0.0...) BlueShiftAmountInteriorNight=(0.0...)
- *The images below have Bloom Amount set at 1.0 for this compare.
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