i need help removing an enb (rudy enb)

[TheBuzzman]

I installed the Rudy ENB and I don't like it. how do I get rid of it or replace it?

[Zef]

Go to nexus, search ruby enb, read description how to install/uninstall it.

[TheBuzzman]

Originally posted by Caelistas:

Go to nexus, search ruby enb, read description how to install/uninstall it.

I looked over the discriotion page to find anything and couldn't find anything.

[Dustin81]

Look in the archive it comes in for the files to delete.

[E.P.D. Gaffney]

In future, I actually keep backups of my Fallout folder with each ENB, and I just drop in all the files needed, and before switching ENBs, I delete it, replace it with the pre-ENB/non-ENB back-up (which includes my 4GB launcher and stuff like that), and then paste in the files of the next ENB (which in my back-ups of said ENBs includes the 4GB launcher and similar files, just like my non-ENB back-up).

Of course, I don't include my Data folder with this, as that's more trouble than it's worth (or in theory it is; maybe it wouldn't take as long as I'm assuming, which would streamiline the whole process...hum...), so the one problem you'll run into with more complex ENBs is the files they may add into the Data folder. For that, as Dustin says, just open the downloaded archive and look at what's there, and then find the matching files in your Data folder and remove them. Should sort you out relatively painlessly.

[TheBuzzman]

Originally posted by Dustin81:

Look in the archive it comes in for the files to delete.

I know this is a stupid question, but what is an archive?

[E.P.D. Gaffney]

Originally posted by jbtwinbarnett:

Originally posted by Dustin81:

Look in the archive it comes in for the files to delete.

I know this is a stupid question, but what is an archive?

Mine are in Z:\Games\Nexus Mod Manager\FalloutNV\Mods
http://prntscr.com/dgzjgv

Edit: Sorry, forgot, ENBs are usually not downloaded via Nexus Mod Manager, so they're files like that, but they usually will be wherever your browser puts them, which for billions of people is your Downloads folder.

[Ted Goonski]

Try this handy dandy tool: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/7804/?
Just point it at your NV directory and press a button and it removes all enb files.

[E.P.D. Gaffney]

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

Try this handy dandy tool: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/7804/?
Just point it at your NV directory and press a button and it removes all enb files.

DOES THAT WORK???
I've always read it didn't do the Data folder's ENB files, so I've never bothered, but I don't see that limitation listed anymore. Have you used it?

[Ted Goonski]

Originally posted by E.P.D. Gaffney:

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

Try this handy dandy tool: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/7804/?
Just point it at your NV directory and press a button and it removes all enb files.

DOES THAT WORK???
I've always read it didn't do the Data folder's ENB files, so I've never bothered, but I don't see that limitation listed anymore. Have you used it?

Yes it does work, I have used it a lot. It completely removes everything ENB related.

[Ted Goonski]

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

Originally posted by E.P.D. Gaffney:

DOES THAT WORK???
I've always read it didn't do the Data folder's ENB files, so I've never bothered, but I don't see that limitation listed anymore. Have you used it?

Yes it does work, I have used it a lot. It completely removes everything ENB related.

[E.P.D. Gaffney]

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

Yes it does work, I have used it a lot. It completely removes everything ENB related.

That's incredible. It wouldn't by any chance be able to switch between .ini files as well, would it? Because that would make my life so easy that I don't know what I'd do. Basically, I like ENBs but they're not perfect, and my girlfriend hates them because of their imperfections and prefers the game with no ENB, so I'm constantly switching between whatever ENB I want, and not having one, and the most annoying bit is probably editing the anti-aliasing and such every bloody time.

[Ted Goonski]

Originally posted by E.P.D. Gaffney:

Originally posted by TheFestiveFalcon:

That's incredible. It wouldn't by any chance be able to switch between .ini files as well, would it? Because that would make my life so easy that I don't know what I'd do. Basically, I like ENBs but they're not perfect, and my girlfriend hates them because of their imperfections and prefers the game with no ENB, so I'm constantly switching between whatever ENB I want, and not having one, and the most annoying bit is probably editing the anti-aliasing and such every bloody time.

Look up an Ini switcher.

[E.P.D. Gaffney]

I suppose I'd just assumed those didn't exist. I'll look into that. Thanks.

[Zef]

Lol they have in switchers?

I try to touch my ini files and mods as little as possible once i'm happy with the results.

Then again a couple months later i will discover some new mods and thus creating my own problems again.


The circle of modding.... Modding never changes

[Dustin81]

Originally posted by jbtwinbarnett:

Originally posted by Dustin81:

Look in the archive it comes in for the files to delete.

I know this is a stupid question, but what is an archive?

A .zip, .rar or .7z file.