Bug made my game look grittier, what is actually happening? And how could I somehow turn it into a functional mod?

[GunNutMerc]

Before bug:

After:

I am using a mod that removes the orange filter from the game in case you're wondering.

So what's actually happening here? I noticed that in my bugged save, the sun loses it's glare and less clouds populate the sky, as you can see in the second image.

I kind of like this look a lot better than what I'm currently running with, and was wondering If this is actually a setting that can be changed in an ini line or geck in order to achieve this look (without the use of enbs)? Or atleast something similar?

[dubiousintent]

Basically, your mod (probably something like "Clarity - An Orange Tint Remover") "changes the RGB entries for all Weather types, ImageSpaces, ImageSpace Modifiers, and Lighting Templates in the base game and DLC's". There are a number of "lighting" mods that attempt various lighting changes. (Use the Nexus Mods "search" function for "lighting".) This can also be accomplished (to various extents) by employing "shaders" that filter light as well. This latter is usually done with "post-processors" such as ENB or SweetFX.

 

There are INI file settings related to "lighting" RGB values. Recommend you look over the "Fallout 3 TweakGuide" first.

 

-Dubious-