Interior Dust (or Smoke dunno) problem

[Dragror]

Hello,

 

Not a "major" problem, but it break immersion a bit for me.

 

Better than explain, screen here :

 

- https://i.imgur.com/Z6M7HzP.png

- https://i.imgur.com/rCuhENT.png

 

 

I've try with mod that remove dust and/or Fog.

Nothing change.

 

I use :

- Dolomite (with recommended .ini tweak)

- RLS

- ELE

- Dust effect

 

I don't use :

- ENB

- ReShade

 

I join my full mod list just in case.

 

Any idea are welcome !

 

[Dragror]

Well, I was making some test for weather and Lightning mod.

And as soon as I change Dolo + ELE for NAT + ELFX the problem was gone.

 

Dunno what in dolo + ele cause that but.. well.. At least i've solve a part of the problem.

[tomomi1922]

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2407?tab=description
This Dust Effect mod? I am pretty sure the one in the screenshot is enhanced by this Dust Effect mod. And along with your ENB that has certain Particle effect setting pretty high. Look into it. This is not a glitch, look up your ENB setting.

Here is another problem, WHY do you use ELE for NAT when you don't even have NAT installed? Dolomite changes weather effect (and lighting strength). ELE and ELFX both add/edit fake light objects (like the Dust/fog here). You need to only install ELFX, avoid ELFX Hardcore, Interrior, and Enhancer. Then install ELE below it.

[Dragror]

Hey

 

Thx for the answer but since the post I've learn lot of thing and try again.

I run now Obsidian, I don't have any ENB (like in the main post), I use RS+ELE cuz they fit well and one more time I got this crappy effect on screen.

 

And no, it's not cuz of Dust Effect mod, I've try all vanilla with only ELE and that was here.

So, yeah, ELE is clearly the problem.

Not a big deal though, just look a bit bad.

 

I was using EFEX some time, love it too, but I find RS+ELE fit better to stay close to vanilla.

 

Also you don't have read correctly my second post.

 

I don't use "ELE for NAT"

 

I was running Dolo weather + ELE

AND THEN

switched for NAT + ELFX (for test)

And this last combinaison removed the problem.

[tomomi1922]

Thanks for writing back. Itâs nice to know âhow it endsâ.

 

I am glad you are learning from this. I am not surprised ELE is a problem. I hope I am not repeating myself, but not all lights and effects in Skyrim are dynamic. They are âobjectsâ placed around places to make the world looks good. 100% aesthetic. Mods like ELFX and ELE just improve upon what Vanilla has, darken the interior, add more lights here and there, tweak brightness, tweak some dust/particle/fog to look âimmersiveâ. The problem is the authors have zero control over how your actual game would look, with different combination of texture replacers, location editing, other light/weather mods. ENB. Your brightness setting. Your preference.

 

I use Obsidian too, with the promise of season effect. Although I have yet to see any proof this is working. :)

 

You really should use ENB, it lets you control a lot of things on the fly. It lets you control how bright the fire is (the actual fire object, not how much light it emits), the smoke, the light sprite (lens flare from the fire), the brightness of the windows, etc... totally categorized by time of day.

 

If your computer canât handle the performance hit, turn off SSAO and DOF in ENB. Other features barely scratch your FPS.

 

What I am working on is to trying to find a way to assign proper shader to all these fogs so ENB can properly adjust your fog thickness, like what you are dealing with now. Fog too thick? Lower it to half value, and it will look so good. At the present time, not all effect objects obey ENB adjustments.

Edited June 26, 2018 by tomomi1922