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Current list of features and versions

Please ensure you match this to avoid compilation errors.

Feature	CS	ENB	VR
Grass Collisions	Yes	Yes	Yes
Grass Lighting	Yes	Yes	Yes
Terrain Parallax	Yes	Yes	Yes
Object Parallax	Yes	Yes	Yes
Water Parallax	Beta	Yes	No
Normalmap Shadows	No	Yes	No
Wet Surfaces	Beta	Yes
Particle Lights	Yes	Yes	Yes
Skylighting	No	Yes	No
Subsurface Scattering	Beta	Yes	Beta
Image Based Lighting	WIP	Yes
Physically Based Rendering	Beta	No
Ambient Occlusion	Beta	Yes	Beta
Depth of Field	No	Yes
Bloom	VHDR	Yes
HDR	VHDR	Yes
Adaptation	VHDR	Yes
Light Limit Fix	Yes	No	Yes
Screen-Space Shadows	Yes	Yes	No
Distant Shadows	Yes	Yes
Water Blending	Yes	Yes
Dynamic Cubemaps	WIP	Yes	Yes
Sun Rays	No	Yes
Sun Glare	No	Yes
Volumetric Rays	No	Yes
Skin Specular	WIP	Yes
Cloud Shadows	WIP	Yes
Procedural Sun	WIP	Yes
Terrain Blending	WIP	Yes	WIP
Upscaling Technologies	Compatible	Beta	Yes

A graph of potential future features, no gaurantee:

graph LR;
	Def(Deferred)
	Post(Postprocessing)
	SSS(Subsurface Scattering)
	SSIL(SSAO/IL)
	Skylighting
	TOD(TOD/Weather)
	VHDR(VHDR Revamp)
	HFog(Simple Height Fog)
	PhySky(Physical Sky)
	MiscWeather(Misc. Weather Elements)
	Vol(Volumetrics Fog/Clouds)
	PBR
	MB(Motion Blur)
	Water(Better Water)
	Sparkly(Sparkly Snow)
	Snow(Better Snow)
	RT(Full Ray Tracing)
	DOF(Depth of Field)
	Bloom(Better Bloom)
	WP(Water Parallax)
	SSR(Better SSR)
	
    Def-->SSS;
    Def-->SSIL-->Skylighting
    Def-->Water
    Def-->SSR
    PBR-->Sparkly
    PBR-->Water
    TOD-->PhySky
    TOD-->MiscWeather
    TOD-->HFog
    TOD-->Vol
    SSS-->Snow
    Sparkly-->Snow
    Post-->MB
    Post-->DOF
    Post-->Bloom
    VHDR-->Bloom
    Post-->TOD
    WP-->Water

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Testing

Dynamic Cubemaps

There is a special test mode that can be activated to turn basically any cubemap surface into a maximum reflective surface. Examples are potions or wine bottles.

1. Under Advanced -> Shader Defines, enter TESTCUBEMAP.
2. Clear Disk Cache, if disk cache enabled.
3. Clear Shader Cache.
4. Examine an object and the environment should be reflected in the item.