very cool.. keep us updated

in case anyone was wondering, here is the original image before the shading processes

Wow! That's so cool!

That looks awesome. Like Tenebrae for Quake. I hope it will come to Unreal as well. It would once again beat any modern game in graphics quality, especially when using S3TC hires textures as well.

*This screenshot makes me as 3D graphics enthousiast and Unreal lover feel warm and fuzzy inside.

I don't get it. What does this do? Is there something I'm missing?

I downloaded it and was completely amazed...

here is why:






This is no joke people... if this was implemented correctly into UE 1.0 via 227, this could be.. well.... look above.  I noticed that the effects work well usually on very technical (non organic) textures.  On the other hand, rock textures look completely horrible...  I wonder if there could be a way to tell the engine which textures to add certain effects.

requesting movement to general

this works in 227e/f{Should work in all versions of 227} out of the box so to say, copy paste the d3d9.dll and the enbseries.ini to the system folder, and to use it first you need use d3d9 renderer, then do "set input f12" in game to clear the endfullscreen bind to f12, then hold shift and press f12 to activate it. the enbseries.ini can be modified.

This isn't officially supported by us, but it does work, use at your own risk etc. Also you can disable SM3.0 support in the ini to use 2.0 shaders{ I think? it got me a speed boost since this card has like 5 pixel shaders..} The ini has a ton of stuff too

Yes it works! and it works with s3tc textures 2!

here is a screenshot with s3tc textures

S3TC + Shader on DmTundra

But most Unreal maps are very dark with that shadermodel... And it seems to be that much masked textures get black.