You can use SSS with NGS but you wont be able to harness its benefits unless you know exactly what you are doing with it.ĭHH is simpler to setup and understand its inner working, and best of all it doesnt compromise on performance.

This mod offers the highest quality in general but at the price of complexity in its setup and major drawbacks on performance. GraphicsMod usually offers more lighting options, more sources of light and subsurface scattering (SSS) which can be very handy if you want to place rim or hair lights. For that I highly encourage using one of the two post processing modes available in the game: DHH or GraphicsMod. A good rule of thumb is slightly above the subject and 3/4 off the subject. In order to perceive depth on your monitor, you have to position the light source in a way that will create shadows. It works the same way with a monitor and HS2. Pick any professional photograph or movie, and you will usually see that interplay of shadows and light if they have been properly lit up. How do regular 2D photographs transmit that information of depth? With the interplay of light and shadows. Your computer monitor is a 2D surface which doesn't project depth (Z axis), just like a regular photograph. Here is a tip on lighting setup that may help new creators with making their cards and other people in general with more engaging screenshots.

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