@Aiyen - Sorry for this newb question but I know squat about textures and was wondering if you could elaborate a little on what the problem is with textures? I am not sure what to look for. When I was playing around with settings for the sun today my clouds all looked okay to me ... but I don't really have an eye for picking out sharper details so curious what form of problems you are seeing. I use dramatic clouds mod, ultra.
For skyrim you got two alpha values. The one set in the CK for a given cloud layer, and then the one the actual texture itself has which you can edit in photoshop, GIMP etc.
If the alpha value in the actual texture is low, then you can try to compensate by increasing the CK alpha value.. however then you get that look where it seems like the clouds are put on the sky with pins.
Also (and this is really noticeable for certain CoT clouds) if the parts of the texture that is supposed to be clear sky have a bad alpha value in the texture then any amount of CK alpha will make it look like the sun is getting dimmed while clearly being in a clear spot.
This effect will also be really noticeable when you use any amount of edge glowing... where parts of the sky that looks clear starts to glow when they should not.
Most generally the problem is that none of these textures where made with the expectation that ENB would have the features it now does, hence the authors of them have not gone to great lengths to make proper alpha layers (Which is understandable since it is not the most easy type of textures to make alphas for). However in general the vanilla clouds are a bit easier to go with, since they do not have that many diffuse parts to them like certain CoT ones do... Which is also one of the reasons many people enjoy CoT since it has that much larger variation that vanilla lacks. But like always, with increased diversity comes more work!
Hope that helped a bit. And sorry if it was too much offtopic!
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