Parameter for that is ColorPow under category of enbseries.ini (use editor to modify it). There are several important decisions need to be made before start changing parameters.įirst of all, do you want to work in linear color space as it happens in real life, it's harder to tweak though. I don't remember which game weather looks good, more or less, may be "fw 10a232". Some modders did custom weathers for presets which looks much more realistic, you may try them (search on Nexus). Why? Most game weathers have strange colors, like green ambient color instead of blue, so shadows are green, brightness also varies a lot. The important thing in every preset is to set in game (by console command) certain weather, otherwise preset will look wrong. I do not recommend to touch weather system, it's complexity is too high for new users and you can always copy preset to every weather if satisfied with result. There is another thing called weather system and it's actually multiple copies of most parameters of enbseries.ini parameters placed in "enbseries" folder in different files and weather system switch between various files based on game WeatherID. Presets consist of at least two files: enblocal.ini - per user parameters which i don't recommend to share in preset, it's mostly hardware dependent thing enbseries.ini - contains parameters and effects togglers, this is the core of preset. Default bloom shader enbbloom.fx is fine, use it. Ignore shaders of sun sprite, it's extra not really important at the beginning. Otherwise get that shader from another preset on Nexus site. If you want to go the hard way with setting huge hdr values and with edited in Creation Kit weather, then mine default enbeffect.fx post processing and tonemapping shader is okay. If you planning to use depth of field effect, download any enbeffectprepass.fx from Nexus web site and use it (Matso, IndigoNeko did some good shaders). If you prefer to make it from scratch, then use default files included in to the mod, almost all parameters are set to not modify colors (lighting) at all.
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