Using the version of this with Relighting Skyrim for the interiors and for some reason many of the lights in Lakeview manor seem to cast no light. Is there a fix for this or is this possibly the issue of a different mod?
The absolute only issue I have seen with this mod is the low quality dust in the light shafts. Dust should not follow light paths it just falls downward.
I found some comments saying that this mod works with Community Shaders, but I can't see any light comming from windows (at least not like in the screenshots.. something very soft probably due GI in Community shaders)... I can see them once I disable CS (via shorcut) I have used only this mod and also with the updated version, but nothing... Any ideas? Some Community Shaders settings?
That's pretty much the process when uninstalling any mod that has a plugin or scripts. It's not perfect or guaranteed, but it's better than nothing.
If that doesn't work, you can try the preemptive nuclear option, which is to go into ReSaver first, filtering for Window Shadows' esp, and deleting all the entries that show up. Then uninstall Window Shadows, run the game, make a save, and then running ReSaver again. This is what I do if a mod corrupts my save immediately after uninstalling (which I don't think should happen with this mod, but just in case).
I'm using Ultimate (Enhanced) with Community Shaders and the LLF. Everything looks great, but I noticed with this that most light sources like candles and such pulse quite rapidly. Not flickering like with mesh problems but the lighting flare or whatever pulses rapidly and it can be very distracting. Only seems to happen with this lighting mod (am trying various ones out right now).
Yes, im using this combo (WSRT Ultimate) , and Skyrim is luminous enhanced,i think WSRT Ultimate is one of the best lightning mods, because its a BOS mod, it works with several other mod and it looks fantastic, i hope it will be continued.
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https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/133368
- to go somewhere without interior lighting/shadows.
- save the game and close out.
- uninstall Window Shadows.
- load your save, then create another save and close out.
- run ReSaver to clean your latest save.
That's pretty much the process when uninstalling any mod that has a plugin or scripts. It's not perfect or guaranteed, but it's better than nothing.If that doesn't work, you can try the preemptive nuclear option, which is to go into ReSaver first, filtering for Window Shadows' esp, and deleting all the entries that show up. Then uninstall Window Shadows, run the game, make a save, and then running ReSaver again. This is what I do if a mod corrupts my save immediately after uninstalling (which I don't think should happen with this mod, but just in case).
Thoughts? I'll try and get some footage.
EDIT: Here's an example.
Screenshot:
You can absolutely download this using just CS. This mod also miraculously fixed my bright interiors issue. :) Endorsed!