TES Skyrim

[dpeasant]

Not sure, but may be i found the issue of extremely bright point lights, soon will do update.

Well, i mostly fixed that by changing point lights colour one by one in the creation kit. Those that were overbright usually had high RGB values like 255 224 179, or even 255 255 255(pure white).

[evok99]

Not sure, but may be i found the issue of extremely bright point lights, soon will do update.

Well, i mostly fixed that by changing point lights colour one by one in the creation kit. Those that were overbright usually had high RGB values like 255 224 179, or even 255 255 255(pure white).

Can you make an .esp that you can share for that?

[evok99]

Some lighting test shots

[Unreal]

[Seerauber]

@ Unreal: tienes muy buenos colores en esos ultimos screens, usas el Climates Of Tamriel? muy pocos son los enb q funcionan bien con el... el enb q uso se llama Crystal Sharp, y va muy bien con el Climates... cuando subes tu presset?

[Johnny5srv]

His screens are sharp because he uses Photoshop to re-sharpen them.

And as far as the bright lights are concerned there are at least a half dozen mods on Nexus that address the issue. At least they did, unless the recent beta's broke something else. http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12638

[Unreal]

@ Unreal: tienes muy buenos colores en esos ultimos screens, usas el Climates Of Tamriel? muy pocos son los enb q funcionan bien con el... el enb q uso se llama Crystal Sharp, y va muy bien con el Climates... cuando subes tu presset?

I dont have any preset.

Im just using Opethfeldt's ENB. (my favorite so far, great job opethfeldt )

His screens are sharp because he uses Photoshop to re-sharpen them.

I dont use photoshop, only something similar...

[CruNcher]

You don't need external Post Proccessing to get this Sharpnes from a blurry image you can do it via a Sharpen Pass in ENB directly using any Sharpening Algorithm either Pre or Post Sharpening the current one is a very basic Sharpen Filter though, also Post Sharpening is almost always preferable.In the first place of course you should try to avoid to need any Sharpening

[mindflux]

True enough, but when downsampling additional post-sharpening is pretty must.

Still chasing light...



Has anyone noticed if specularity works as it should with the latest beta? It doesn't seem to trigger on the walls shown above (Roadside Ruins in Falkreath) anymore - might be something I have inadvertently caused in CK, though.

[Johnny5srv]

True enough, but when downsampling additional post-sharpening is pretty must.

Still chasing light...



Has anyone noticed if specularity works as it should with the latest beta? It doesn't seem to trigger on the walls shown above (Roadside Ruins in Falkreath) anymore - might be something I have inadvertently caused in CK, though.

It's been hit and miss (mostly miss) for the last few beta's for me.