TES Skyrim 0.246

[tulib202]

Oh that's sad to hear, but does that mean you're planning to replace it with some fancy enb fog?

[sheson]

Oh that's sad to hear, but does that mean you're planning to replace it with some fancy enb fog?

I have some firstborns to spare for motivation to make that a reality one day

[prod80]

game fog is useless prehistoric crap anyway and must be replaced.

exactly.

tulib202
But, if you're confident with Ck/Tes5edit, got to my mod page on Nexus and use the fog effect I have for your foggy weathers (just have to port & setup to vanilla weather). It's particle based and you can mix/match nicely with game fog without causing weird stuff. Costs some FPS though (~10%-ish). But it moves around you and you can walk through it, also reacts to light sources, so you get nice ambient. Sorta looks like this when you up some effects, but pictures do not show movement.

[tulib202]

Oh so you're the author of the cot weather patch, hey ,
to be honest i'm already using your fog effect for my weathers Was a bit shocked that it took me 10 fps though, is there any room for optimisation??

[klotim]

Oh so you're the author of the cot weather patch, hey ,
to be honest i'm already using your fog effect for my weathers Was a bit shocked that it took me 10 fps though, is there any room for optimisation??

Not 10 fps, 10%. Unless you actually have 100 fps.

[Aiyen]

Okay this might be a bug, it might not be, but seems like one.

Using the new sun along with sun rays then during the very first parts of dawn and dusk, then the rays will flicker really heavily.
I have seen in on quite a few different weathers, and the effect is the same on all, so should be easy enough to spot.

Anyone else have this or is it just some wonky settings on my end ? So far only thing that alters it is reducing the rays to 0, which is kinda counter productive.

[Phinix]

Oh that's sad to hear, but does that mean you're planning to replace it with some fancy enb fog?

I have some firstborns to spare for motivation to make that a reality one day

No borns here to offer, but I might have a few liters of bio memetic gel to throw in if you might consider collision rain at some point too. *wink*

[Kirsten]

@Aiyen
I have these heavily flickering sunrays, too, all the time when I look at the sun, no matter the time of day, and no matter if I use [PROCEDURALSUN] or not. It's been like that for quite a while (or maybe since I started using ENB with Skyrim, can't remember). Also the rays start in the center of the sun and are really strong. Looks quite ugly

But it depends on the textures I'm using. With prod80's sun.dds and sunglare.dds I don't have that effect, it's a much weaker sun than say the one from Skyrim Sunglare V4, and with the same enbsunsprite I get a strong lens flare effect with the latter, but a nearly invisible one with prod80's sun.

@sheson
You fixed Skyrim, you impersonated awesomeness. Feed on all the firstborns we gave you and nourish our community, don't give them away!
All hail to Sheson.

[prod80]

Oh so you're the author of the cot weather patch, hey ,
to be honest i'm already using your fog effect for my weathers Was a bit shocked that it took me 10 fps though, is there any room for optimisation??

Hello. Download latest version and use meshes of it, they have been optimized (reduced particle count to ~1000 from ~1500). Should gain you some performance.

[ENBSeries]

Aiyen
Kirsten
I want video of that bug and enbseries.ini with description which parameters / effects affect this. ANd sun texture doesn't matter if procedural sun is enabled.