I'm sorry if this has already been fixed, but I couldn't find it, so i figured I would ask here. I am using ENB Skyrim 0.126, and at night time, I get very bright, almost neon green grass. This is the first ENB I've had this problem with. I've tried desaturating the ambient lighting and the direct lighting, which sort of helps, but the grass is still way to visible for it being night time. I assume there is a simple fix to this and that I'm just an idiot not seeing the obvious tweak. Thanks ahead of time, and let me know if I need to post a screenshot of the problem.

Never heard about this before and didn't changes which can make such but to appear starting from 0.120. Try older versions, which one is work and better post your videocard model and driver version.

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Also, are you using a specific preset? Any additional weather modifications?

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I am using Realistic Lighting (newest version), would this be the cause? Sorry, still learning all this stuff.

Not sure but it could be, especially when using the patcher to customize settings without really knowing what you're doing (not you but whoever set it up in case you're using a custom config) it is pretty easy to cause all kinds of nasty side-effects such as yours. I think RL (the basic one without any customization) also had issues like that at one point or another, but I think they have long since been fixed. Also, if you're using custom grass textures they might not work well with the specific RL settings you're using, so if you're using any, it's worth trying without.

Whatever the case, it's best to try without RL just to be sure. And no need to be sorry, always better to ask than get frustrated by yourself.

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