3D Vision fix for Skyrim Special Edition, which uses a DirectX 11 renderer. Made by masterotaku and DJ-RK. It was possible to do thanks to the 3Dmigoto developers.
Download link v8 (7z): https://s3.amazonaws.com/masterotaku/SkyrimSE/skyrimse_3dfix_v7.7z
Link updated on 2018-05-26.
Changelog (last update: 2018-05-26)
v8 (IMPORTANT):
- Updated 3Dmigoto to 1.3.11 (compatible with ReShade, as I've tested).
- I have made the crosshair truly dynamic. Remember to press the "." hotkey once, twice or three times to use it.
- The file is still called "v7" to not annoy the 3D fix manager.
- 120Hz are forced in "d3dx.ini". Change "refresh_rate=120" to something else or comment it if 120Hz isn't your refresh rate.
v7:
- Updated 3Dmigoto to 1.2.50. It solves an issue with the dll.
v6:
- Added another fixed water shader.
- Updated 3Dmigoto to the 1.2.49 version. That means that importing a profile isn't needed anymore. Fake 3D is disabled by default.
v5:
- Added another shader to the bloom toggle (bloom lens flares).
- Changed the HUD on/off hotkey to "k" instead of "l", to not interfere with the map.
- Changed the SLI compatibility bits in the profile.
Fixed
- Shadows.
- Water.
- Snow particles on surfaces.
- Skybox (clouds, sun, moon, stars, etc).
- God rays (mostly. Imperfections can be noticed at extremely high convergence settings).
Not fixed
- Screen space reflections. Although they aren't too bad.
Installation
- Unzip the contents of the fix in the root folder of the game ("Skyrim Special Edition").
- Launch the game (the normal way or with "skse64_loader.exe", if you use mods with that).
Hotkeys
- "F1": four convergence presets. Change them in "d3dx.ini" if you don't like them.
- "F2": HUD depth presets.
- "F3": bloom on/off. Not disabled by default.
- "F4": fog on/off. Not disabled by default and not intended to be disabled.
- "y": blood on screen effect. Not disabled by default.
- "v": HUD X axis curvature presets. 0 by default. The other values are 1 and -1.
- "b": HUD Y axis curvature presets. 0 by default. The other values are 1 and -1.
- "n": general HUD curvature setting. Curvature is disabled by default.
- ".": dynamic crosshair. Press once to make the crosshair dynamic. Press twice to put the entire HUD at that dynamic depth. Press three times to make every HUD element have its own depth (can be glitchy because it's per vertex). Press four times to disable it. Disabled by default.
- "k": HUD on/off. It's on by default. It will disable all menus, letters, cursors, etc.
Pressing "shift" and one of those hotkeys will make their presets cycle backwards, for those that are more than just toggles.
Recommended settings
Screen space reflections work mostly OK for ground surfaces and will make nice 3D reflections, but you will notice that on walls and other surfaces they won't be accurate. It they annoy you or you need more GPU performance, disable them in the game launcher options.
FAQ
Q: Does this work with mods?
A: This fix has been tested with the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch (http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/266/?) and also with and without some graphical mods, like Realistic Water Two (http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2182/?). I have also tried texture mods, which don't modify any shaders and shouldn't give any problems. ReShade works fine as of v8 update.
Q: There are too many hotkeys! They interfere with my custom binds or console commands. Can I disable some of them or change their key?
A: Yes. Open the "d3dx.ini" file and search the hotkey you want to delete or change. The sections are "[Key1]", "[Key2]" and so on. Delete them and the lines below them, or edit the "Key = " line. I have included descriptions so you will know which is which. You can also change the default value of variables. It's above the hotkeys section.
Q: X effect is broken since Y game update or Z essential mod. How can I let you know?
A: It's probably best if you post in this thread (https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/969381/3d-vision/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-special-edition/1/) rather than in this blog post. But feel free to post here. I'll try to check often.