TES Skyrim SE 0.368

[kranazolika]

What sun should be, blue square or what? All parameters are available for editing, if you want those rays, then tweak them.

I guess there's a little bit misunderstanding here.

My main "problem", do not really understand is:

- Whatever Weather mods I use. whatever preset I do not see Godrays.

And, that's I am don't know:

1.) Weather mods disable this feature;
2.) or ENB issue

I don't think it' an ENB issue.
But, I am found strange, that the only wheater mods I found with Godrays is COT presets.

Tried different COT preset, all have Godrays effect.

But, if I choose, Vivid Weathers or Obsidian I didn't get it. I didn't see any screenshot with this weather mod with Godrays.

That's what I wanted to see clearer.

That's all.

But, never mind...

Thank you for the updates!

[ENBSeries]

Presets cant affect rays, they are modified internally, so if you set [VOLUMETRICRAYS] to 1.0 in enbseries.ini, then no matter which preset, rays will be there.

[sassa]

Unfortunately in SSE godrays are tied to fog and most weather mods remove/reduce the effect so it's only visible in foggy weather.

[ENBSeries]

Oh, yeah, didnt think of this. But its not depends from ENBSeries fog parameters, so only native mods can do this.

[kranazolika]

Unfortunately in SSE godrays are tied to fog and most weather mods remove/reduce the effect so it's only visible in foggy weather.

That type of things I was thinking about.
Maybe an issue?!

I am still don't really understand it, because I posted screenshots from Rudy EN - COT. Fog or not fog, I wouldn't say it doesn't look good.

Thank You!

[kranazolika]

Unfortunately in SSE godrays are tied to fog and most weather mods remove/reduce the effect so it's only visible in foggy weather.

That type of things I was thinking about.
Maybe an issue?!

I am still don't really understand it, because I posted screenshots from Rudy EN - COT. Fog or not fog, I wouldn't say it doesn't look good.

Thank You!

One more thing about Godrays, and I am trying to shut up.
So:

If I understand well, it does not matter whether at Skyrim Launcher Godrays is enabled, disabled, high or low, because:
If I use an ENB preset its Volumetric Rays win?

(similar like BSA or Loose Files)

So, I disable Godrays via Skyrim Launcher it is maybe a better choice? (even it is buggy) because I will be Godrays, from ENB preset, and maybe even safer, less buggy, etc..
?!

Thank You!

[StrayHALO_MAN]

I have a huge issue with transparent textures I think, with update 0.368.
I'm using Footprints mod and Enhanced blood textures.
Here's some sick pics:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 3FD83BDBC/
and the best one:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ ... ED549FDE5/

[--JawZ--]

StrayHALO_MAN

If you disable Cloud Shadows, does it go away?

[Martimius]

Thanks Boris.

Just wondering, would there be any way to optimize ENB binary performance even further, as you did with version 0.343?

[Guzio]

kranazolika - As sassa said, many weather mods reduces the intensity of volumetric rays during sunny weather. This is logical, you shouldn't see them during clear sunny weather, unless the forest is burning nearby (to see them you need some kind of dust in the air). And in SSE this effect is implemented really poorly, those volumetric rays behave rather like fog, even their source will not follow the actual location of the sun.
In my presets I've reduced their intensity during daytime, but we don't have a multi-weather support in the ENB for SSE, so it affects all the weathers, but you can see them in all my presets, they just depends on location and a time of day :

Viwid Weathers : https://imgur.com/y4Zu1Gn.jpg
Rustic Weathers: https://imgur.com/pO43xeB.jpg
Dolomite Wethers: https://i.imgur.com/fhqeLx3.jpg

and you need them to be turned on in the option menu (and in the ini)