This is my first attemt to baking Word Space normal maps so there can be some.
Looks best with light mods and ENB (in my case on screenshots you can see this normalmaps with The Truth ENB and ELFX) For feets and hands details was used classic CBBE normalmap from Osnius CBBE install Package. I have the basic ini's and ENB install that was recommended previously. I took everything I could out of memory (I'd put a screen shot of my task manager up but it won't let me). It's the truth, I didn't make this all up. Yeah, if I have the ENB installed, it will crash the vanilla unmodded game running from Steam. Which ones do you use and why? I'm leaning more toward The Truth but unsure. I've been contemplating and looking for a really nice Vivid ENB but that has the least perfomance impact. 
GNDB GNDB GNDB 1 15 16 30 VCC Heat Slug1 OUTB Heat Slug3 OUTA Heat Slug2 N.C. VCC INA ENA/DIAGA CS_DIS PWM CS ENB/DIAGB INB CP VBAT VCC N.C.
low by the device (see Table 13: Truth table in fault conditions (detected on OUTA). UPDATE: ENB v0.372 introduces Detailed Shadows which greatly improves the visual appearance especially of character faces for a very minor performance hit. 
When raining you will see the effect of shiny wet surfaces similar to ESO.
UPDATE: ENB v0.417 introduces Wet Surfaces which The Truth now fully supports. The truth is beyong law and morality, that's the rule. But you may say the truth or jokes regarding something prohibited on other resources. Agressive behavior against users, different races, aliens or anyone else is dissallowed. Skyrim LE (Legendary Edition) has much better ENB performance, so if this is something that you really want, then go with that version of the game. These are all for Skyrim SE (Special Edition). It's listed in the mod's page but the resource hogs are: Depth of Field = Around 15% fps SSAO = Around 16-18% fps Sky Lighting = Around 10-12% fps If you used to play Skyrim in 60fps, you'll play around 30fps (or more) now depending on your GPU. Most people (if not all) usually sticks to 30-40fps outdoors and around 50-60fps indoors.
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