Edit: I did find a visual representation of what the problem is, which is even more confusing May be you just run it via integrated intel videocard? I even recalibrated my screen to see if that was the problem the weirdest part about that is that when the game started up it actually did help with the gamma being too dark, but within a minute the game recalibrated itself somehow I can live with the darkness driving me insane, but I'd really rather not.Īnd vanilla Skyrim lighting does not do my textures any justice. In short, there's no reason it should not be able to run this stuff correctly. I've tried using the injector version, and I've tried the wrapper version. I have the most recent version of ENB, and I have the most recent version of the helper mod. But I think it's still running with the Nvidia anyways I set both the Skyrim. The best part: this was tested during multiple time changes in the Skyrim day I would post screenshots but for some reason -despite having everything set up correctly- PrtScrn and F12 do not like me.Įither that or Steam stores them somewhere different for me, or Alienware has some special key or something for screenshots I also noticed that for some reason after putting the. Yes, the Event checkbox under Global Variables: it did not matter if every single feature found underneath the Event section itself was disabled, simply by checking the box to allow Effects despite there being no effects enabled turned the screen from the vanilla daytime brightness to vanilla daytime darkness. And then I discovered the source of the problem: the Effect checkbox. I even deleted the preset I got off Nexus and replaced it with the default settings to no avail yes, I made sure I got every single file taken off before installing the default.
I have already tried messing with every single ENB setting I could see that has any relation to shadows and day-lighting: none of them produced any visual differences at all to alleviate my problem.Ĭhanging brightness does not help as it only makes the dark shadows turn to gray, and washes out other colors in the process- which makes everything even harder to see.
I have a problem very similar to this person: viewtopic.
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