Kyeashke Posted April 13, 2009 Share Posted April 13, 2009 Hey All, I've read over TOTO about weather mods, and I'd like to put one in. The one that immediately caught my attention was All Natural Weather, as it let me have interior weather (I'm a sucker for immersion). I installed it (via OBMM) but I can't see the weather inside! It's the last mod in my load order, so as far as I know (and have read), it should take priority. Has anyone else had any trouble with it, or have heard of this problem? The other thing is I prefer the water from NE - although All Natural claims it includes NE, it doesn't have the new water effect (or alot of the other effects, like butterflies and stuff - making me think it's just NW that's included). Can I use NE (but not NW) after All Natural to get the other bits? Or are there any mods that actually do package the two together? Can anyone help a poor newb? -K Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BossDweebe Posted April 14, 2009 Share Posted April 14, 2009 Natural Environments is a package that includes:Natural Habitat - birds and insectsNatural Vegetation - makes vegetation more lushNatural Water - makes water clear Natural Weather - normal and HDR + 2 others These are all separate esp's so you don't have to use them all. I find the natural weather helps a lot with HDR causing white outs on white stone work, but overall it is too yellow. I have tweaked this out in CSto my taste. There is also another mod that address this, But I have not tried it. I find the water too clear, but "less fog underwater" can be used instead, (theremay be others) but again I have tweaked this in CS to my personal preference. Natural weather should load near the end. The others not so important that way.I haven't use the "All natural weather", but if the esp for the interior weather (just what is interior weather anyway?).is separate then it may be O.K. to use it with NE, but you may still have to use some files from ANW EDIT: O.K. - I re read your post. I gather that ANW is both interior and exterior natural weather, sothere should not be a problem using it with whatever other components of NE you wish ie. -Natural Habitat. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kyeashke Posted April 14, 2009 Author Share Posted April 14, 2009 Natural Environments is a package that includes:Natural Habitat - birds and insectsNatural Vegetation - makes vegetation more lushNatural Water - makes water clear Natural Weather - normal and HDR + 2 others These are all separate esp's so you don't have to use them all. I find the natural weather helps a lot with HDR causing white outs on white stone work, but overall it is too yellow. I have tweaked this out in CSto my taste. There is also another mod that address this, But I have not tried it. I find the water too clear, but "less fog underwater" can be used instead, (theremay be others) but again I have tweaked this in CS to my personal preference. Natural weather should load near the end. The others not so important that way.I haven't use the "All natural weather", but if the esp for the interior weather (just what is interior weather anyway?).is separate then it may be O.K. to use it with NE, but you may still have to use some files from ANW EDIT: O.K. - I re read your post. I gather that ANW is both interior and exterior natural weather, sothere should not be a problem using it with whatever other components of NE you wish ie. -Natural Habitat. Thanks, the wonderful TOTO guide told me all that when I was digging around trying to fix it. The butterfly effects are there, the only thing missing is decent water, but I can put something like Phinix in. However the whole reason I went for ANW was for the Weather Inside and being able to peer out - and after looking at it, I think it might actually be working, it's just no-where near as effective or apparent as I'd hoped :-( Still, better than nothing I guess. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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