SKYRIM I ARJARIM Graphic Overhaul For CS 1.3.6 - Basic
Added 2025-11-18 15:17:14 +0000 UTCThis is a customized CS preset based on version 1.3.6 of the Community Shaders currently being developed by jiaye. Please note that this CS is not an official release—it’s part of an ongoing, unofficial development shared privately through Discord. I was hesitant to share it at first, but since graphics settings are crucial and many supporters have expressed interest in CS features, I’ve decided to make it available.
To get started, join the Community Shaders Discord and navigate to the jiaye's Test Builds category. Then, search for "fix interior check". You’ll find a post dated August 19, 2025, where jiaye uploaded the Community Shaders AIO build via Google Drive. Download and install that version.
Next, download and install ReShade as well—but make sure to change the dxgi.dll file name to Reshade64.dll afterward.
Finally, please download and install all the files listed below:
1. Community Shaders 1.3.6 (download Community Shaders_AIO-2025-08-19)
🔗 https://discord.gg/P7cHKxMM
Reshade(change the dxgi.dll file name to Reshade64.dll)
NAT.ENB III - Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel ENB 3.1.1C
NAT.CS-139567-1-1-2-1741889166
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HMqIoywde_DzPe_WmsPPOFoFMf9QPRHi/view?usp=sharing
Ambient Templates for Lighting Mods
AR Reshade Preset
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SOMizafP9SQoBsT_145pMkTAarYxhAfk/view?usp=drive_link
AR CS1.3.6 Preset ("When you run Skyrim, the Community Shaders will be installed. If you install them through Mod Manager 2, they will be placed in the overwrite directory, so you need to extract this preset archive into the overwrite folder.)
https://www.patreon.com/posts/link-of-all-74931493
Once the installation is complete, press the home key or F2 key in-game to open the ReShade settings window and load the AR preset.
After that, you can load the overall settings by pressing the gear and arrow icon on the top right of the settings window, which can be opened by pressing the PGDN key.
Finally, click "Post Processing" and then "Select a Preset." This will load all the presets I've created so far. I've saved them by date, so you can select and load the one you want. The most recent preset (20251118 AR PRESET) is the one I last modified, so it's the one I recommend.
