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Finally! I succeed in tweaking the ini files and the ENB to have that blue underwater!

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  1. Kanori24
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    Oh my... would you mind sharing how you achieved this? I've been trying for a while...
    1. Jikiwolf
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      Hello there so I've tweaked the skyrimprefs.ini:
      Under [Imagespace] you may add
      bDoRadialBlur=1
      bDoDepthOfField=1
      iRadialBlurLevel=0

      Go in skyrim and underwater.
      Then in the ENB config:
      In game toggle the in-game menu of the ENB,
      under the UNDERWATER section of that menu you should see different parameters which should affect the tint and the transparency. Play with the different valies and you should see the results.

      Hope this will help you, if not ask again :)
    2. Kanori24
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      Withing my ENB, adjusting the tint in the underwater settings onyl controls how bright the green tint is. It doesn't actually adjust the color for me. I'll continue to experiment. Thanks for the reply, though :D
    3. Jikiwolf
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      My underwater has never been green... and indeed the underwater settings adjust the brightness somehow but they don't change the color from green to blue for example.
      I don't really know why mine is blue. It might because of the water tint that some mods adjust like RWT2 or pure waters. You can edit those parameters with tes5edit, though i'm not sure that they really impact on the underwater color since they control the surface color (at least it was what I understood from the records).
  2. Deathneko11
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    I too am interested. I'm sure that it depends on the ENB and maybe some other factors though, but could you point us in the right direction?
    1. Jikiwolf
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      Hello there so I've tweaked the skyrimprefs.ini:
      Under [Imagespace] you may add
      bDoRadialBlur=1
      bDoDepthOfField=1
      iRadialBlurLevel=0

      Go in skyrim and underwater.
      Then in the ENB config:
      In game toggle the in-game menu of the ENB,
      under the UNDERWATER section of that menu you should see different parameters which should affect the tint and the transparency. Play with the different valies and you should see the results.

      Hope this will help you, if not ask again :)
    2. Deathneko11
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      Safe to say that the Underwater enb settings won't affect anything else but underwater, correct? No visual side effects?

      Thanks for this information, looking forward to playing with it.
    3. Jikiwolf
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      Yeah absolutely. Tweaking the underwater settings will just influence the underwater and especially the color.