Vendayn
There are a total of 4 gradient intensity scales in the enbseries.ini. Every scale has a curve and day/night/interior separation (or DNI).
First we have the top intensity or GradientTopIntensityDay. This is the intensity when you look straight up.
Second we have the mid intensity or GradientMiddleIntensityDay. This is the intensity when you look 45 degrees up.
Third we have the horizon intensity or GradientHorizonIntensityDay. This is the intensity when you look straight forward.
The GradientIntensity controls all three above. Increase this and all three will get brighter.
Best way is to start the GUI by pressing shift+enter key (works on ENB .136 or higher) and just go crazy with the orb!
Hope this helps
Interesting topic, although it would be pretty damn hard to try and pinpoint what ENB is which. Some are obvious I suppose, but there are sooo many ENB variations these days... I guess it's pretty cool as a challenge as well as just being able to see some ENB variations some of us may not be aware of.
Vendayn wrote:Yeah, Unreal Cinema is rather popular. And I don't tend to go for the most popular stuff, but it is still my current favorite. That changes quite often though
But, I think if I recall correctly...K ENB is really nice. Amazing detail to characters and everything. But, it had that very dark blue sky (and that looks weird with Tropical), which I don't like the look of at all. Maybe that is realistic for Skyrim or something, but I prefer my sky to be bright and a light blue. But maybe that is cause that is just what I'm used to when I look up at the sky. I can probably change the sky color though with some setting, but I did some tweaks before and just made it look worse xD If it wasn't for that dark blue sky, I would definitely use it. As everything else was amazing. Even the exterior lighting was good (I personally liked it more than Unreal)...just that sky color...
Any tips on what I should change? May as well mess with it and see if I can get the sky to be brighter and more what I'm looking for, for K ENB.
The sky is tricky, something I had a lot of problems with.
A combination of changing the enbeffect.fx file and enbseries.ini is probably needed.
Also, to make the sky 'look' brighter you can try lowering the intensity of the other light settings.
