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   Odysseus

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   01 June 2012, 1:23AM

   I'll look into those settings an see how that go's, lol seems like I do more modding/tweaking to skyrim then I actually play it seems anymore lols.
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   redguard216

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   01 June 2012, 1:18AM

   Well yeah, when ever I go outside( and trust me I look and shadows and stuff way to much now when im outside because I use to do a lot of RLwC tweaking) and shadows were never very dark. Especially ones cast by trees.
   
   What you should do is boost directlightintensity and curve a bit for day time, and increase ambientlighting intensity, and decrease the curve for day.
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   Odysseus

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   01 June 2012, 1:15AM

   lol well I could go out side, snap a shot and do a comparison I suppose lols, I'm also trying to keep it from getting a Bland look, as in the difference from the shadow to a place without shadow's needs a pretty big different especially depending on the time of day, for example shadows close to noon will actually cast some of the darker shadows cause of how the the sun is casting its light in a more direct manner.
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   redguard216

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   01 June 2012, 1:02AM

   Um thats Riverwood?
   
   But Shadows are still to dark in terms of realism.