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You confirm what I thought, although it seemed to me that Project ENB was compatible with Night Levels, as the description says : "The nights options are not required, but choose wisely or else you'll probably be eaten by wolves at night! :D" Skyrim's engine really don't like dark brightness levels (ENB Brightness=... in [colorCORRECTION] and Skyrim fGamma=... ) I'll try to tweak it to make them compatible; Anyway thank you for you replies :blush: 514Y32

Thanks for the reply, but as I said, the ENB settings are "vanilla" I didn't touch anything. I've just set the Skyrim Brightness settings "all the way down" like the author said. Without this, I don't have banding at all. The dark night level is due to CoT Weather Patch NL2 recommended by the author and listed above. And by the way, Realvision was as dark as this, but without banding, because I used the Night Level 3 recommended by SkyrimTuner. I think this is due to the fact that Project ENB needs Skyrim's brightness "All the way down" I'll look at your link when home. EDIT: I looked at your link and my monitor is perfectly calibrated. When using default Brightness Setting (Skyrim), there's no banding, it only appears if I set it all the way down.

Hi everybody, I have some bad "color banding" in the night, with Project ENB (Realistic) & Climates of Tamriel + Climates Of Tamriel - Weather Patch (Night Level 2). (Only using these mods for troubleshooting so no other mods activated) Here are 3 screenshots showing the issue (click to enlarge): The color transition should be smooth like on the left of this illustration, but due to color banding it looks like the picture on the right : If you don't know what the problem is, here is what I'm talking about. It is only visible on a computer's monitor, I can't see the issue on a mobile screen (But I don't think it is a screen issue as I tried with different computer screens) By the way, I don't have this issue with other ENBs like Realvision for example, and I have calibrated the brightness value as said by the ENB's author. Anyway thank you for reading this; And thanks in advance for any help you can provide :blush: 514Y32