it's easy peasy lemon squeezy, I promise. daunting, but trust me: once you get a hold on how it's done.

And the fun part is that once you configure a profile it stays where you put it, so it becomes a mere matter of turning off one preset and turning on the other all I need to do is to tick Rudy to disable it, then follow the same exact process I did for Rudy (new folder -> files inside -> new profile -> browse -> enable) for Silent Horizons. If for any reason I get tired of Rudy ENB and want to install, say, Silent Horizons. What I would do at this point is to create a folder with the ENB core files (the ones downloaded from the nexus, not the binaries) then, in ENB Organizer, create a new profile from folder, browse for the folder I just created and set the profile to work with the binaries I installed.ĭone. I have installed latest binaries (there's an option to install them separately and to tailor your presets towards your installed binaries) and I want to install Rudy ENB. Not only you can set different ENB profiles like you would in programs such as Mod Organizer, but when you disable one profile its files get automatically removed from your Skyrim folder. Do yourself a favor, and learn how to use ENB Organizer

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