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isidor987

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My enb make books too bright and some characters faces as well.I cant find the option to change object lighting parameters in the enb config and i tried changing enb brightness and gamma but it dosent affect the books and character faces.I only have 1 lighting mod and that is obsidian weather the other mods dont change lighting as far as i know.Any help is appreciated i dont know what to do anymore didnt have this problem in oldrim.

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Edit:Im using NVT enb tried PRT both whit the obsidian config but still same issue

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I am trying to see if you install double weather/lightning mods. But I don’t find any.

 

But I know your issues. There are a few things you can adjust. Overbright Dampening is one of them. It works as a “Curve Shoulder” in real world color grading that prevents the pixels to clip to complete white (overexposure, hot spot). PRT allows you to go up to 800 I think, which is very good. Also, maybe your SSIL and SSS values are set too high.

 

I need a screenshot. Then I can help better. Post your ENB series.ini as a download too, please

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Important, when you test your color, make sure you use weather 81A. It’s impossible to compare anything if the lighting is not consistent. Weather 81A I believe is the brightest clearest sun shine of normal Skyrim. I choose day time (9am-3pm to be save) to work strictly on the color. Then once you got something nice going, dawn, sun rise, sun set, dusk are going to be easy.

 

FW 81A in console. FW stands for Force Weather.

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Set gamehour to .... use 24h format. Work between 9-15 (9am-3pm) in weather 81a for consistent environment.

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  On 6/26/2018 at 7:40 PM, tomomi1922 said:

Important, when you test your color, make sure you use weather 81A. It’s impossible to compare anything if the lighting is not consistent. Weather 81A I believe is the brightest clearest sun shine of normal Skyrim. I choose day time (9am-3pm to be save) to work strictly on the color. Then once you got something nice going, dawn, sun rise, sun set, dusk are going to be easy.

 

FW 81A in console. FW stands for Force Weather.

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Set gamehour to .... use 24h format. Work between 9-15 (9am-3pm) in weather 81a for consistent environment.

Thanks for the help man but i just switched enbs and it fixed it.

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