TES Skyrim

[--JawZ--]

For those of you who are waiting for a new lighting mod for Dragonborn won't have to wait that much longer

Using a special ENB that enhances the strength of the point lights and dulls the rest of lighting for a more noticable change witt even the smallest alteration to lights


Ben Kongerike cave and Great Hall;

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This is the reason for my lack of posting ENB pictures for a while now, been working and updating my Relighting Skyrim mods which includes Skyrim, Dawnguard, Hearthfires and now Dragonborn DLC's

[Gionight]

--JawZ-->>>
WoW !!! Looks freaking Amazing, Very realistic and not as exaggerated as default one
At the side note, I thought we lost you

[--JawZ--]

Thanks Gionight
the default interiors were pretty bad, they had put one shadow light on the ground without a light source in sight :| and a non shadow light in the roof not even close to any other light to simulate reflection.

I thought my time was and is better spent on fixing the lights at the moment and let you, propa, kyo, uw, unreal and the rest of the guys work on perfecting Skyrim through the use of ENB

[kalicola]

Unreal Warfare: Thanks, ambient lighting fixed my grass. Only I had to compensate with skylighting to get the dark shadows back

zoeyspimp: Thanks for trying it out That first image is pretty nice! Make sure you don't have any other outside lighting mods installed

Happyken: Nice. What female face are you using, if I may ask so?

Vhoren: That opethfeld enb is pretty epic

saltr: Interesting look you have going there. Reminds me of saving private ryan bleach bypass.. I like it!!

--JawZ--: Damn, I can't stop looking at that frame counter at the top of your screens... HOW!?

EDIT: Here's a few screens from my 104 Beta

[--JawZ--]

Correctly deactivated iPresentInterval

disabled all enb effects and set all values to 1.0 except for ambient, direct, point and fog values.

[maload]

when i come in some town at night , the town is blue , the map are blue too.

is there the other way to remove this ? i know that hd6 have a parameter to remove this blue bloom , neko code can do too

but i want to know there is other way to fix this problem.

[--JawZ--]

Check any RGB value for an increased blue value, also try turning down BlueShiftAmount. BlueShiftAmount only have an effect if bloom is enabled.

Some of HD6 RGB commands;

HD6_COLOR_TWEAKS
HD6_COLORSAT_DAYNIGHT
HD6 BLOOM CRISP

// spread lost luminace over everything
float3 sgreyc = float3(0.333,0.333,0.333); // screw perception There are 3 of these, one for the RGB coloring in general, on RGB coloring of the bloom and the third for Adaptation if I remember correcctly (unsure about the last one)

[maload]

thank you so much jaw.

[--JawZ--]

Your welcome maload , hope any of those settings fixes your problem with blueish weathers,

I'm guessing it occurs during rainy weathers and heavy cloudy weathers am I right? They usually tend to have a bluer look to it even with no ENB.

[Oyama]

--JawZ--
Wow, your work on Dragonborn looks pretty impressive I must say.
Now, if only someone could take care of the AWFUL exteriors....