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disable the snow shaders there

what box?! having he same problem!

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All images of my modpages are completley broken because it expects a https link on the other site ... no idea why.

vividian installs the sunglare fix by itels, but what you see here is no sunglare effect, its simply something wrong with your weathers. even if you do not use Vividian ENB , you can install it and do notcopy the enb files. The weather patches and fixes in it will help you anyway

thats not good. you will need the enb ingame editor to alter the nightvision effects. Shaderwindow/enbeffect.fx.ini tab

ah btw. what Water mod do you use? I would suggest to try out Realistic Water 2 and this mod ontop of it: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/48938/?

hmm you aint using crossfire os something like that ? So far the majority of users reporting this problem had crossfire enabled.

greetings d3d9.dll is ENB itself. not loading it means having no enb at all. Although this error is quiet seldom you have there. Please make sure if you use MO that you changed the nessesary ini settings in the MO profile. Vividian also comes with preset skyrim prefs that can be used for debugging purposes. Also try to revert back to 0.262 and see if that problems solves. Atm. this flickering stuff couldnt be resolved. I hear from other people not using vividian to have the same problem. So far its cause is unknown.

RCRN and COT can be made compatible with the diverse weathers too. Just Pure weather and RCRN are not compatible with each other. http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/49472/? realistic nights will mostly mess up either your imagespaces or weathers from rcrn so i think thats a real compatibility problem there when using rcrn with the Realistic nights mod. ESS and SS though could be used when using the COT version of it.

ahhhh now thats intresting with bDeferredShadows. I'll add that to the required ini lines then ;) yes. As soon you install out COT weather patch you wont need the one from prod 80 cus it gets completley overwritten. The extended groundfogs are similar to the surpreme and volumetric fogs and the diverse weathers makes COT compatible with PW. And yes you need to enable the YES! I use Pure Weathers there. Just make sure you get rid of all rcrn stuff first ;)

:) ok lets see please disable: Supreme Fog.esp RealisticNights.esp and al lthe patches of it also moove the vividian rcrn patch way down the load order just to make sure nothing much overwrites it. Please recheck your rcrn configuration also if its setup like shown on the vividian description page. if that doesnt work disable the d3d9_rcrn.dll in the enblocal.ini and try without it. Sometimes skyrim also simply forgets to render any cloud layer wich results in a high overbloom of the sky (bug that never been fixed). in that case open the console and type in sw 81a.

greetings. Your vividian looks odd. Much too dark and too much crontrast. Seems there is stuff that badly affects your imagespaces. Can you post a list of your actuall loaded plugins into pastebin ?

phew CTD's can also be a lot of other problems. Uncleaned mods and main files, scripts and garbage in your savegame. try this tool with your last savegame: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/53045/? Edit: oops, didnt read the topic :D new game and crashed? hmmm hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ok thats weird edit2: btw you can disable the LOd in your enblocal.ini or reduce it for better performance and less distance flickering if you like.

Be carefull with Turning of Mist, Many games use it for immersion. There are even mroe nessesary settings in skyrimprefs.ini that need to be set then you will get rid of that bug with having mist enabled: [Display] bFloatPointRenderTarget=1 bTreesReceiveShadows=1 bDrawLandShadows=1 bShadowsOnGrass=1 fGamma=1.0000 [imagespace] bDoDepthOfField=1 iRadialBlurLevel=1 Disable Anti Aliasing and Anisoptric Filtering in your skyrim prefs too.

yea thats a bug in the enb windows. theres is a scroolbar in the shader window wich can jump to very small and scrools waaaay down. you need then tryting to click around it to make it larger. Btw there is also a Brighter interior option in the vividian Installer that you cna use if you do not run Pure weather or RCRN. This sets the Brightness of Interiors to Vanilla brightness.

hi, Vividian ENb is a weather Enabled ENB. That means those settings now applys for reach weather ini there is in the enbseries folder and the enbseries.ini settings are ignored. Thats why there are global settings in the shader window in the enbeffect.fx tab for brightness and tones.

Vividian ENb is a Weather Enabled ENb. That means those settings need to be done now per weather. Thats why vividian has own Global settings in the shader window in the enbeffect.fx tab for brightness and toning.

Yes, you have choosen a mod or preset in there wich you have no masterfile for, like you choosen the Wearable Lanterns Preset without having wearable lanterns installed or Choosen the CoT patch without having CoT being installed. Check your load order and the dependicys. LOOT can and will help you also identifying such things.

you can reduce this by sharpening the picture. Bloom is a essencial factor for lighting stuff. Just open up the enb settings (shift+enter) and go to the shader window. open effect.txt and rise up the lumasharpening. This will reduce the bloom effect.

Vividian ENB shall be your first choise :D

there are alot of good install guideso out there, but yes mostly it is just copy stuff to your skyrim main folder but you will need to set some skyrim ini settings also: bFloatPointRenderTarget=1 bTreesReceiveShadows=1 bDrawLandShadows=1 bShadowsOnGrass=1 bDoDepthOfField =1 fGamma=1.0000

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