TES Skyrim

[youngneil1]

Grim Gem ENB v1b is released :
http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/20798/

[A_H]

My current shots with many mods, which ENB enhances for good visuals.
I like what ENB does with Shadows.

[MetallicAcid]

Awesome shots! I need to work on my camera skills :S

[A_H]

More shots (After this post, I think I just post only very very interesting shots I encounter...other wise I'd just post up gizzilion shots of Skyrim)

[Confidence-Man]

[--JawZ--]

Confidence-Man/Mindflux: It's not as easy as you would think to change the weather's. The clear days are different, not only that they have different cloud layers. But they also have different imagespaces (or something like that) and those controls the brightness, contrast, saturation, eye-adaptation etc.

For a comparison example try these weathers, and you'll see what I mean;

SkyrimClear_A - 10e1f2

SkyrimClearCO_A - 10e1e8

And that's good, but also a bad thing at the same time. Good for making the weather more unique and varied. Bad because it will take much more "trial & error" runs to add the new "light coloring".

I know this because I'm currently adapting Boris weather template, to the rest of the weather types. I have added the "light coloring" Boris used to all the Skyrimclear weather's, but haven't fine tuned them for any of the weather types yet.


A couple pics from latest "trial & error" run

Haven't changed any settings in any of the ENB files!

ENB Weather Off


ENB Weather On




ENB Weather Off


ENB Weather On




Here I have merged ENB weather with 747823 Mod Resource - Color-accurate Weather. Some of the effects where quite nice, though the removal of "Fog near" and the intense sky at sunrise/sunset was not so nice though.

But I didn't change the settings Boris added!


Default ENB Weather


Merged ENB Weather



Default ENB Weather



Merged ENB Weather

[evok99]

[quote="--JawZ--"]Confidence-Man/Mindflux: It's not as easy as you would think to change the weather's. The clear days are different, not only that they have different cloud layers. But they also have different imagespaces (or something like that) and those controls the brightness, contrast, saturation, eye-adaptation etc.

For a comparison example try these weathers, and you'll see what I mean;

SkyrimClear_A - 10e1f2

SkyrimClearCO_A - 10e1e8

And that's good, but also a bad thing at the same time. Good for making the weather more unique and varied. Bad because it will take much more "trial & error" runs to add the new "light coloring".

I know this because I'm currently adapting Boris weather template, to the rest of the weather types. I have added the "light coloring" Boris used to all the Skyrimclear weather's, but haven't fine tuned them for any of the weather types yet.


A couple pics from latest "trial & error" run

Haven't changed any settings in any of the ENB files!

Here I have merged ENB weather with 747823 Mod Resource - Color-accurate Weather. Some of the effects where quite nice, though the removal of "Fog near" and the intense sky at sunrise/sunset was not so nice though.

But I didn't change the settings Boris added!]


@ --JawZ--

When you are done with this, could you PLEASE please post and upload link?

[--JawZ--]

Nah i'm gonna keep it for myself... just joking


Yeah will do, I will upload a WIP file in a couple of minutes. Where I've only changed the weather's to Boris template values. Then I'm going to "get a feel" for how the weather is. And change it accordingly

[mindflux]

@JawZ: Sure there's a lot of variation in the vanilla weather templates, but I think it would be a good idea to keep the tints (from fog and ambient light) for all of the same daytime (across day/dusk/dawn/night) templates at minimum at least for now to make sure the overhaul is as neutral as possible. Likewise, I think it would be reasonable to keep the stuff in the imagespace cinematic controls (contrast, saturation, tint) the same all over. Note that if you're not using original game colour correction all the cinamatic controls are bypassed.

Looks good so far!

[evok99]

Thank you so much!