enb order of operations

[elonin]

After watching a video by gamer-poets (mod organizer + real vision) I decided to follow their procedure for installing the enb.  The main  differences I got was from an update that was on the nexus page for realvision that had a direct link for a enb version rather than the one that was on the GP video and having to work out a difference from the version that appears to be from the newer version.

 

 

Then i tried using a new profile on mod organizer to keep my issues pared down since i haven't played on my main profile yet.  And i have a visual artifact that looks like white lines propagating through my screen when i move my cursor.  I did do the .ini tweaks in the profiles i launched from.  Any help with this would be helpful

 

looking through google searches and didn't notice anything i missed, though i noticed a video that Zarec Zhakaron did "stabalizing skyrim".   and he mentioned SSME and .ini tweaks etc.  and an enb series that appears to be different than the one i installed from GP.  

 

Can anyone help me with an order of operations or procedure list?

[TechAngel85]

I'm not familiar with the install process for Real Vision. In fact, I try to avoid it because it's messed up my system in the past and we get similar reports here on the forums from time to time.

[elonin]

Thanks TechAngel85.  I had asked the Gamerpoets and got a response about an AMD card that gave him the same issue as well (cleared up when he switched to an nvidia card.  I'm sure my driver is up to date.  

 

Can you recommend an ENB that is more stable and still look good?

[TechAngel85]

Depends on the style that you like. One of the best, imo, is Vividian ENB. I've also impressed with Organic ENB V2. There are also some other suggestions on the ENB Guide here: https://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:ENB#Recommended_ENB_Presets

 

I've actually been meaning to remove RealVision from that list because of it's funky installer that I'm tired of troubleshooting with users. :: I might do that tomorrow and replace it with Organic ENB.

[elonin]

Thanks for the help.  And for the link.