The default post-processing file (enbeffect.fx) that comes with ENB for Skyrim Special Edition does not include separate settings for days, nights or interiors. This means that settings you apply to make a daytime scene look right may look wrong at night, or within interiors. This mod provides an easy-to-install and easy-to-use post-processing file for ENB, including separated settings for Dawn, Sunrise, Day, Sunset, Dusk, Night and Interiors. The file is pre-configured to look good out-of-the-box, and all settings are easily customized from within the game.
Last edited by tapioks on 17 Nov 2016, 08:58, edited 1 time in total.
skysan4298 wrote:The Bloom AmountInteriorNight is not working on my SSE, but the AmountInteriorDay is being used for both day and night. Can someone verify this?
I thought there was only Day/Night/Interior, and not a separate night interior currently. I think thats just how it is. I could be wrong, but that is my understanding.
The default post-processing file (enbeffect.fx) that comes with ENB for Skyrim Special Edition does not include separate settings for days, nights or interiors. This means that settings you apply to make a daytime scene look right may look wrong at night, or within interiors. This mod provides an easy-to-install and easy-to-use post-processing file for ENB, including separated settings for Dawn, Sunrise, Day, Sunset, Dusk, Night and Interiors. The file is pre-configured to look good out-of-the-box, and all settings are easily customized from within the game.
Great job mate, thank you.
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I believe that with ENB for Skyrim SE, interiors currently all 'InteriorDay' settings at all times for all effects, i.e. whenever you are in an interior, the Day-Night Factor output is always at '1', meaning 'Day'. I believe Boris might implement day/night detection for interiors at some point, though I do not recall if this would require something like the enbhelper.dll which was used for regular Skyrim?
