Some Questions about tweaking ENB Settings.

[Flrian]

Hey there,
I just started playing arround a bit with the ENB Settings and decided to start my own.
I am using the latest ENB Version (0.144) and the ENB Evolved enbeffect.txt with DNI coding added by JawZ.
Btw I hope I ended up in the right Forum Section. Now, I have no clue what im doing but im getting there with the Help of
the Guide from JawZ, the official Dokumentation and the Guide included in the Skyrim ENB Evolved Preset.
But there are still some Problems im having:

Problem1:
When i turn down the Brightness using "AmbientLightingIntensity" the Dark Areas are getting sort of.. greenish
and look like someone applied a pretty shitty Pop-Art Filter. Its in Interiors and Outside aswell, but you can see it
best in Interiors. I hope you understand what i mean. (pics down below). Any Idea how to fix that, or do i have
to live with it?

(look at the right site)

(the shadows at the stairs)

Maybe the pictures arent the best to showcase what i mean, sorry.

Problem2:
I have no clue how to get the Lightbeams/The Fog in for example Dragonsreach darker.
Is that even possible through ENB? If not, is it possible with editing some Texture?

Im sure i will get into a lot more Trouble, but thats it for now.

Thanks in advance,
Florian

EDIT: Another Question, what exactly does the [PARTICLE] Section in enbseries.ini do?

[mindflux]

Sun shafts and interior dust will be added in the next update of my particle patch (check the link in my signature for more information) I'm currently working with, after which they can be adjusted with the settings in [PARTICLE] category. The next update will also feature a lot of other important stuff for interiors.

[jabberwockxeno]

I also have greenish shadows.

I'll post some pics later, but here's one.

In the ENB one, you can see the shadowed areas of the rocks have a slight green tint.

[mindflux]

You know the whole image has a strong green tint? Obviously the shadowed areas have a green tint as well.

Either implement some kind of RGB control to get rid of the tint or use the CK to edit the weather parameters (better solution).

[jabberwockxeno]

The thing is, that green shadowing is present even when the whole green tint isn't.

I'll have to post a pic later.