So I've tried to like ENB's but it's far too complicated even for me a mod author to get setup. In reality when I play Skyrim the 3 main things I think need overhauled are 1 - the greywashed colors, 2 - the textures could use an upgrade and 3 - I want some real rain storms instead of piddly drizzles.
ENB addresses the color issue I have but holy friggin cow is it a monster to try and and figure out how to get running properly!
All I really want is some more saturation and some texture/rain files. None of the saturation boosting mods I use are quite what I wanted so I made my own.
I enhanced the saturation of ALL imagespaces by 50% and then I used an INI tweak to fine tune my saturation where I liked it.
In the INI file you will see that I have fGlobalSaturationBoost 0.25. This combined with my Imagespace boost of 50% = a 75% boost in saturation.
If this is too much saturation you can edit the INI file to your liking. But even without the INI file my mod will still boost the saturation by a default 50%.
Add this mod to a couple texture replacers and some of Doodlums newest creations and you don't need ENB anymore!
I have a high-end computer, but this mod just makes everything look better. I've played with ENBs, but frankly this mod looks better than any ENBs I've played with. Give it a try. You'll see.
This mod alone has made my Skyrim experience 200% better. Now banners and clothing have actual color, I can see dead bodies lying in grass, I can see wolves coming before they're at my throat, sunsets are blazingly brilliant, and it's actually worth playing in third person once in a while because my character looks interesting. I never realized how much I was missing until I installed this mod.
Wow thanks for this. For some reason after years of gaming Skyrim, this go round with SE seemed much duller then my past games. I've tried a few other mods for sunnier days etc but everything seemed so washed out still. This mod saved my 2024/25 playthrough!
This takes the world of Skyrim and brings more life to it without having to take a ReShade or ENB plunge, and at a fraction of the cost to the computer and as bonuses, steady FR, and more detailed facial and body structures whereby even ambient light acts as a perfect ENB-style photo capture of all from a dragon attack, and tundra/mountains, to more OSTIMe moments...[ Just me, but I personally recommend Lydias recent preset as well as Yeori ]....
Big Recommend and appreciation for DMs fine work..
As a guy that used Imaginator for years (just to increase saturation) and did likewise with a similar mod for Fallout 4 (just to increase saturation), I laud you.
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ENB addresses the color issue I have but holy friggin cow is it a monster to try and and figure out how to get running properly!
All I really want is some more saturation and some texture/rain files. None of the saturation boosting mods I use are quite what I wanted so I made my own.
I enhanced the saturation of ALL imagespaces by 50% and then I used an INI tweak to fine tune my saturation where I liked it.
In the INI file you will see that I have fGlobalSaturationBoost 0.25. This combined with my Imagespace boost of 50% = a 75% boost in saturation.
If this is too much saturation you can edit the INI file to your liking. But even without the INI file my mod will still boost the saturation by a default 50%.
Add this mod to a couple texture replacers and some of Doodlums newest creations and you don't need ENB anymore!
I search archives with .ini or .esl but i cant find nothing
This takes the world of Skyrim and brings more life to it without having to take a ReShade or ENB plunge, and at a fraction of the cost to the computer and as bonuses, steady FR, and more detailed facial and body structures whereby even ambient light acts as a perfect ENB-style photo capture of all from a dragon attack, and tundra/mountains, to more OSTIMe moments...[ Just me, but I personally recommend Lydias recent preset as well as Yeori ]....
Big Recommend and appreciation for DMs fine work..
What would happen if one was to run it WITH an ENB?