Well to acheive that kind of effect you have to tweak these values;
Sunintensity= 2.1
SunCoronaIntensity=1.0
SunCoronoaCurve=2.24
Sun Rays=0.5
Bloom=0.1
I myself run Skyrim with vanilla sunglare.dds texture, Meniac sun.dds texture and I get this result;
If you don't have a sun.dds file in your Skyrim/Data/textures/sky folder then you have it inside the textures.bsa file. Download a sun texture, open it with GIMP or Photoshop (you need to have the DDS plugin) then add a yellow tint to the sun texture and you will have a "golden" sun. the default sun.dds is white
Holy F*** Gio - what are you doing to us?... As close to perfection as its possible to be.
@Happyken - Unreal Warfare - Passive - saltr - Arobotperson1 - Confidence-Man - tapioks - eldyraen :? is this available to try? - propa - Darkstorne..... wow! such great work. I think the overall standard is better than ever.
--JawZ-- wrote:Well to acheive that kind of effect you have to tweak these values;
Sunintensity= 2.1
SunCoronaIntensity=1.0
SunCoronoaCurve=2.24
Sun Rays=0.5
Bloom=0.1
I myself run Skyrim with vanilla sunglare.dds texture, Meniac sun.dds texture and I get this result;
If you don't have a sun.dds file in your Skyrim/Data/textures/sky folder then you have it inside the textures.bsa file. Download a sun texture, open it with GIMP or Photoshop (you need to have the DDS plugin) then add a yellow tint to the sun texture and you will have a "golden" sun. the default sun.dds is white
Didn't quite work, but thanks. I can live with it anyway. Some screenshots. v3 uploaded, link below
You do need to tweak those values based on your own settings, by the looks of it you are running less contrast than I do, maybe even with //#define APPLYGAMECOLORCORRECTION??
Anyway you got some nice interior settings going in in those pictures
Had to try out the new MIXEDenbeffect.fx I did, thanks Evok99 for letting me go crazy with it And here are some picture result after a half hour/hour spent on tweaking the enbeffect.fx settings. Not using any PP version here as I want to get a good base look before enabling the "fine-tuning"
Some shots using a somewhat tweaked version of one of the newest TV ENB builds (using my own build of the delectable tilt-shift DOF), adapted for the latest .143 binary. Sweet!
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- eldyraen 
- Darkstorne..... wow! such great work. I think the overall standard is better than ever.
liking Vurt's new pines.
And here are some picture result after a half hour/hour spent on tweaking the enbeffect.fx settings. Not using any PP version here as I want to get a good base look before enabling the "fine-tuning" 
