I've installed Jasmin ENB 6.0 which is based on enb 0.119.

I copied d3d9.dll from enb 0.149 to skyrim folder and set values in enbseries.ini for brighter interior and night.
But when load the game, It's brightness became darker and darker slowly.

It ignores enbseries.ini totally as same as 0.139

I installed skyrim E drive (Not c:program files) and no MODS within now.
My GC is HD7850

What problem possible?

First of all, it's probably not a good idea to use a preset designed for 0.119 with 0.149 binary because 0.149 has a new, different daytime detector as well as separated interior settings for day and night. Especially HD6 derived shader code will require some changes to work properly.

Anyway, first verify that enbseries.ini is not really read as you claim - for example, set time of day to noon and set DirectLightingIntensityDay to 10.0 or so, if everything works properly you should definitely see a change.

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Thx replying.

I know 0.139/0.149 has two interior setting values - day/night so I tuned properly.
But in game, enb ignores all of values in enbseries.ini and makes brightness darker and darker
so it becomes the same as before ini value tuned

Anyway...you are right. Im gonna wait until new enb which set by 0.149 comes out
I thank you if you let me know where I can learn how to set enb configs.
I want to have my own enb setting.

The reason for your struggles is that the shader code in enbeffect.fx needs to adapted for 0.149, and with HD6 code it's not so simple.

As for the documentation, I gave a couple of pointers in this thread. There's also a lot of good info on this forum but it's sadly scattered around different threads. I think it would be a good idea to take for example latest the stock ENB files since they're 100% working, start from tweaking them and gradually build up your knowledge and experience.

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Smoking Torches and Candles
Particle and Subsurface Scattering Patches for ENB (updated 17/1/2020)
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