Hi,
I recently posted a few screenshots about my attempt on getting ENB to work with Orbiter and the D3D9 client (since D3D7 (inline) client cannot be supported).
Down below this post you will find release candidate of the work, simply download, and extract all to your Orbiter folder.
You will find in here:
- "enbpalette.bmp" : This is a custom palette that will somewhat add a "dynamic exposure" effect along with the bloom.
- The "ENB Palettes" folder in the Utils folder: Allows you to change the palettes as you like, and add another ones.
- "enbseries.ini" : Main configuration file. Contains every parametrable effect applied by ENB to Orbiter. This is where you can enable/disable bloom if you don't like it: just find "EnableBloom" under "EFFECTS" and set the value to 0, then restart the simulation.
- "d3d9.dll" (Under Modules\Server) : This is the D3D9 wrapper that goes in "Modules\Server". It doesn't replace anything, it just hooks D3D functions and add eyecandiness.
As a separate download, I put the enbpalette.psd file that provides ways to create new palettes.
Screenshot time ! (Unedited obviously)
DOWNLOAD !
Updated documentation
I recently posted a few screenshots about my attempt on getting ENB to work with Orbiter and the D3D9 client (since D3D7 (inline) client cannot be supported).
Down below this post you will find release candidate of the work, simply download, and extract all to your Orbiter folder.
You will find in here:
- "enbpalette.bmp" : This is a custom palette that will somewhat add a "dynamic exposure" effect along with the bloom.
- The "ENB Palettes" folder in the Utils folder: Allows you to change the palettes as you like, and add another ones.
- "enbseries.ini" : Main configuration file. Contains every parametrable effect applied by ENB to Orbiter. This is where you can enable/disable bloom if you don't like it: just find "EnableBloom" under "EFFECTS" and set the value to 0, then restart the simulation.
- "d3d9.dll" (Under Modules\Server) : This is the D3D9 wrapper that goes in "Modules\Server". It doesn't replace anything, it just hooks D3D functions and add eyecandiness.
As a separate download, I put the enbpalette.psd file that provides ways to create new palettes.
Screenshot time ! (Unedited obviously)
DOWNLOAD !
Updated documentation
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