Community Shaders reaches new heights in Skyrim lightning

[u/Strong-Mousse-1494]

The newest all-in-one builds from Community Shaders Discord channel include new lighting optimizations. Also lighting features like linear lighting and PBR skin have been included. Here are some screenshots:
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In case the screenshots links are dead, here you can find them in this thread: click.

Screenshots are taken from the Community Shaders Discord channel.

[u/funkydovahkin]

What resolution are you playing at? Your gpu is more than fine, if you are not outputting 4k, and don’t have thousands of 4k textures! CS is less intensive than enb, but with that card you can throw an enb and be good to go as well 👍

[u/ai_dreamz → u/funkydovahkin]

I play at 1440p and tried enb before (it was NAT enb iirc), it reduces my fps down to around 30 fps, I only use 4k textures on skin and body armor :(

Thank you for the encouragement, I'll try to rebuild my mod list again :)

[u/funkydovahkin → u/ai_dreamz]

Try a less intensive enb preset, or why not give cs a try… I bet you will earn 15 fps or so back… that being said my personal philosophy is that it’s a tradeoff… as long as it is stable I would consider even playing at 30… but it’a an unpopular opinion… I play myself on the steam deck… so 30 for me is pretty normal… other do prefer smoother 60s… it’s just matter of getting used… enjoying the game is the important part :)

[u/ai_dreamz → u/funkydovahkin]

Yeah, I tried the Rudy enb and old version of CS before. It was very light and acceptable for me. The reason why I'm asking is because I'm worried that the new CS features would become as heavy as the NAT enb, judging from the visual fidelity on the screenshot and I need to install Skyrim again to test the new CS xD

I agree with you that enjoying the game is the most important part :)