Godrays + Fog = Too Bright Skyrim!

[femfem]

Hello everyone,

I really loved Skyrim Special Edition's new volumetric fog and godrays system. However, when these two combined, my game looks so bright that I can't even perceive what is going on in the game. Such as, in this quest where Alduin revives Sahloknir, nothing can be seen due to the excessive brightness.

 

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I have tried to lower brightness in options but that didn't work at all. Still, TOO. MUCH. BRIGTHNESS. Then, I have disabled the godrays. It did worked, however, I do not want to play without godrays all the time. Anyone have suggestions?

 

PS: I have Vivid Weathers as weather mod.

 

 

 

[goranpaa]

Hi!

 

You might try to use a monitor calibration free program like Calibrize and lower the gamma slightly. And hopefully the Imaginator mod from Oldrim will be ported to SSE soon.

[femfem]

Hi!

 

You might try to use a monitor calibration free program like Calibrize and lower the gamma slightly. And hopefully the Imaginator mod from Oldrim will be ported to SSE soon.

 

Thanks for your suggestion! :smile:

I do not like tweaking monitor calibration just for Skyrim. I guess, I have to wait Imaginator being ported.

[wim1234]

there is lotsa reshadeprofiles that darken the game.

[NexBeth]

I actually turned god rays off and got back a clear skyrim. The fog was so thick, you could barely see what was going on. Also very yellow in the day.

[BlackRoseOfThorns]

Get Vivid Weathers + Re-Engaged Reshade HDR preset. VW removes god rays only durring sunny weathers and allows you to control saturation via a book accessed from ingame inventory. The new lightning brings out a lot of details.