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Just on the slide, thanks for making Serenity. It is one of the best two or three ENB mods I have come across.
TES Skyrim 0.251
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Re: TES Skyrim 0.251
I think draw distance is a little better now. Prod80, would you happen to know if these three bugged effects have anything to do with Serenity?
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Just on the slide, thanks for making Serenity. It is one of the best two or three ENB mods I have come across.
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Fixed the image above to the correct one. Note that the yellow is actually a lot stronger on my screen for some reason. I think it approaches a.. mustard-neon? Anyway.
Aside from the odd smokey yellow and sharpness, I feel the underwater view is just missing something important. It can't have looked this bad in vanilla.
Aside from the odd smokey yellow and sharpness, I feel the underwater view is just missing something important. It can't have looked this bad in vanilla.
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OK, so actually it looks quite a bit like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfhvUOAE-W4
.. except on my setup it's a lot more bright green, almost white near the edge of the water surface (looking in the distance - not straight above me ofc). Sadly my screenshots seem to be too dark for some reason, they don't really show that. Seeing as how that youtube account name is ENBDev, I'm going to assume that this is simply how things were meant to look with an ENB enabled, except that Serenity probably punched out the brightness of the green a bit too much by accident.
Once I get home I might look into manually changing the colours a bit to a darker brown or something. It must be possible somehow?
.. except on my setup it's a lot more bright green, almost white near the edge of the water surface (looking in the distance - not straight above me ofc). Sadly my screenshots seem to be too dark for some reason, they don't really show that. Seeing as how that youtube account name is ENBDev, I'm going to assume that this is simply how things were meant to look with an ENB enabled, except that Serenity probably punched out the brightness of the green a bit too much by accident.
Once I get home I might look into manually changing the colours a bit to a darker brown or something. It must be possible somehow?