here some my in rudy enb, i love this enb too clean and very realist in my opnion.
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WoodsOfYpres your config is beyond words, that ebony armor and enviroment is perfect any chance you will release it soon?
here some my in rudy enb, i love this enb too clean and very realist in my opnion.
here some my in rudy enb, i love this enb too clean and very realist in my opnion.
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Thank you very much! I definitely plan to release this one, but it will still take some time until it's ready. There are weathers i haven't even touched yet and lots of things that need optimization.
I'm by far not satisfied with the settings by now.
I'm currently struggling with adaptation and the sky. If there's too much of the sky visible, the whole scene will look a lot darker than it should. Maybe reducing the gradient-intensity and adjusting the sky-colors via the CK will help? Here are example-screenshots:
Not much of sky visible; brightness is normal
Looking more upwards; whole scene becomes darker.
Thank you very much! I definitely plan to release this one, but it will still take some time until it's ready. There are weathers i haven't even touched yet and lots of things that need optimization.
I'm by far not satisfied with the settings by now.
I'm currently struggling with adaptation and the sky. If there's too much of the sky visible, the whole scene will look a lot darker than it should. Maybe reducing the gradient-intensity and adjusting the sky-colors via the CK will help? Here are example-screenshots:
Not much of sky visible; brightness is normal
Looking more upwards; whole scene becomes darker.
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Try reducing adaptation sensitivity.WoodsOfYpres wrote: I'm currently struggling with adaptation and the sky. If there's too much of the sky visible, the whole scene will look a lot darker than it should. Maybe reducing the gradient-intensity and adjusting the sky-colors via the CK will help? Here are example-screenshots:
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Like confidence-man said, lower the sensitivity. You can also lower EAdaptationMax in enbeffect.fx to minimize the amount of darkening caused by adaption.
Like confidence-man said, lower the sensitivity. You can also lower EAdaptationMax in enbeffect.fx to minimize the amount of darkening caused by adaption.
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Thank you guys, sensitivity already is at the lowest setting. I will try EAdaptationMax then.
Thank you guys, sensitivity already is at the lowest setting. I will try EAdaptationMax then.
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Somber ENB by Tansarville, first 2 pics are unchanged, stock! second 2, just deactivated TimeOfDay... thanks dude, gonna keep me busy for awhile 
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Wow! Some really nice shots everyone 
I changed my skyrim and skyrimprefs ini files, but now my screenshots are a little brighter than in-game.
Does anyone know the settings that might cause this?
The first shot is how bright they are coming out. The second shot is close to how it should be after lowering direct and ambient lighting. And that was a little darker to compensate.
I changed my skyrim and skyrimprefs ini files, but now my screenshots are a little brighter than in-game.
Does anyone know the settings that might cause this?
The first shot is how bright they are coming out. The second shot is close to how it should be after lowering direct and ambient lighting. And that was a little darker to compensate.
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try fiddling with BlueShiftAmount...
Somber ENB... i'm addicted to this crap, can't stop! :ugeek:
try fiddling with BlueShiftAmount...
Somber ENB... i'm addicted to this crap, can't stop! :ugeek: