You can configure everything about ENB but without those two effects you'll never come close to a next-gen look. I personally prefer NAC-X because it's much more configurable from in-game.Īs for ENB, the single most important thing regarding lighting is that your preset supports SSAO (Screen Space Ambient Occlusion) and SSIL (Screen Space Indirect Lighting). As for exterior lighting/weather mods, the go-to defaults these days are Vivid Weathers and NAC-X.

This is a lamp overhaul that isnt just great for a horror experience, but regular Fallout 4 playthroughs as well. This means Halloween gamers should probably overhaul Fallout 4s Pip-Boy flashlight with something a bit more realistic and effective. Ulltra Interior Lighting is a functional alternative. Every horror fan knows how important a role lighting plays in creating tension and fear. It's literally just not worth the hassle given the featureset of your 'baseline' lighting overhauls.ĮLFX is probably the most feature-complete interior lighting mod. You can then layer additional smaller mods on top of that but none of them should be weather mods or mods meant specifically for interior lighting. You basically want exactly one exterior lighting mod (that is typically a weather mod, just like in Skyrim) and exactly one interior lighting mod, then spruce that up with ENB (maybe ReShade though I'm not a fan of using both, you can get most ReShade effects from ENB just as well or even port shaders from ReShade to ENB). Darker Nights is a weather mod in disguise and will give you all sorts of compatibility nightmares.

Fallout 4 lighting overhaul