Don't use this, it WILL crash your game upon loading story mode with any vaguely recent version of ScriptHookVDotNet. It also relies on NativeUI.dll, just so people are aware, which is NOT the same thing as INMNativeUI.dll. You can have both of them in your scripts directory, though, so it's fine in that regard at least.
People should be aware that by default this configuration sets the "Force Vsync" ENB setting to "True", which it shouldn't (as Vsync can do absolutely nothing but reduce performance depending on you hardware, and furthermore is not something that needs to be handled by ENB at all in the first place).
Don't use this, it WILL crash your game upon loading story mode with any vaguely recent version of ScriptHookVDotNet. It also relies on NativeUI.dll, just so people are aware, which is NOT the same thing as INMNativeUI.dll. You can have both of them in your scripts directory, though, so it's fine in that regard at least.
People should be aware that by default this configuration sets the "Force Vsync" ENB setting to "True", which it shouldn't (as Vsync can do absolutely nothing but reduce performance depending on you hardware, and furthermore is not something that needs to be handled by ENB at all in the first place).