As it sits I have not gotten approval nor a response back from SE. Until that time comes I will continue to work on this, but I do not want to be responsible for people loosing their accounts over it. Once I get the OK from them, I will then release it.
Might as well post a couple update shots, lol. :)
Before:
http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps424b5f31.png
After:
http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps4dc61763.png
And... This is what happens when you misplace a Zero, lol.
Before:
http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps7e67b2f9.png
After:
http://i910.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps59d37aa4.png
ENB Injector for FFXIV (wip)
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09-11-2013, 05:34 PMSerj_Tankian
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09-11-2013, 07:07 PMIssacOuch, the lighting adjustments destroy the beautiful view of the sky in that shot :(Quote:
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09-11-2013, 09:03 PMNuraYeah, Light is just to bright WAY to bright you should stil be able to see clouds clearly if you use it rightly. Don't missplace zero again ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Serj_Tankian
And you could send it to me by PM I don't mind a banned account I am old enough to decide risks like that of my own and as I said, Support told me sweet FX is fine personally, and your software is totally the same :) -
09-12-2013, 10:14 AMSerj_TankianSoooo, I shall know in a couple days hopefully. By that time I should have most bugs worked out and a working ENB :DQuote:
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09-12-2013, 09:15 PMSweeet
Although this does make colours more vibrant, the contrast ratio is FAR FAR TOO HIGH. I seriously can't stress that enough, you are over-saturating and removing ALL detail from bright objects. I use SweetFX and it makes colours more vibrant whilst keeping your contrast ratio intact, thus not causing any detail loss in bright objects at all. It makes bright objects more vivid too.
I don't know how customisable this ENB Injector is, but I would stick with SweetFX for now until someone figures out a way to not oversaturate bright objects.
And yes just like SweetFX, the method this injector uses is within FFXIV's ToS. Just do a search on Google for FFXIV and SweetFX, there is an official response on it somewhere. -
09-13-2013, 02:50 AMSerj_TankianI know of this issue and currently working on it. That's part of the major settings what I have been workin on, lol. Those last couple of pics shows what can happen if you do it wrong. Also... I like a little bit of Bloom. If you do not like it, I'm not going to force you. Use sweetfx. I just know ENB. if I knew Sweetfx I would probly tweek it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweeet
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09-13-2013, 02:54 AMSajittarius
does the ENB being used do Depth of Field? If not i would just use sweetfx, the latest boulator version is practically perfect.
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09-13-2013, 03:49 AMSweeetBut that's the beauty of SweetFX, it's so incredibly easy to customise and because there are so many people using it, there are TONS of config files with various settings already available. Check out this Reddit post, I'm using the OP's final config but with FXAA turned off and it makes the game sooooo much more enjoyable. :)Quote:
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09-13-2013, 04:34 AMThrie
I always liked ENB injectors during my time with TES Skyrim so I'm interested in seeing what it can do in ARR. Though.....
... made me giggle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Serj_Tankian
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09-13-2013, 07:43 AMSerj_TankianDon't get me wrong, SweetFX is a nice enhancement, subtle but nice. It does indeed boost some color. But I find that ENB, to me, to be MUCH more than a boost in color saturation, which is almost all of the Sweetfx pics for most games I have seen is. If I wanted that I can use NVidias tweeker :< Either way, I'm not bashin Sweetfx, if you like it, use it. I'm going to keep my ENB, and once I get confirmation from SE, I'll release it so others can too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sweeet