#Fallout new vegas rudy enb mod
#Fallout new vegas rudy enb mods
#Fallout new vegas rudy enb code

The author of the ENB also told me he thought the bugs were due to ENB not recognising the time of day. (without DetectorDefaultDay ticked, issue I'm trying to get rid of)ДetectorDefaultDay actually makes the bug less noticeable at daytime, however makes it worse at night. (mid-day with DetectorDefaultDay ticked) (with DetectorDefaultDay selected, look at cursor) However, enabling DetectorDayDefault effects how the skies look (I don't believe I mentioned this)

#Fallout new vegas rudy enb mod

If it isn't mod related, is there anything else that could be causing it? I did try disabling plugins, and that didn't get rid of it either. Do you know where I can find this other topic? This bug probably doesn't appear in other ENBs, although I might need to verify again. I did use Nevada Skies briefly, but I completely reinstalled, so I don't get how that could be the problem. The only thing i remember is that some sky mod did image very bright at the evening, because horizon color was set to bright orange. So if some sky mod do changes to this, the issue is in it, because sky must have certain color of horizon. And i don't remember how detecting night/day, from sun or from sky horizon color, probably the second method, it was used earlier in Fallout and Skyrim.

#Fallout new vegas rudy enb mods

Anyway, i don't have this issue, so it's because of other mods installed. Could this be a cause?Д®NBSeries wrote:Reminds me another topic not long time ago, probably not answered.

#Fallout new vegas rudy enb code

I don't know if this is relevant, but Rudy ENB integrates another mod's nightvision code into it. The mod author of Rudy ENB has dismissed my issue, because he has no idea what is causing it. Either way, changing the NIGHTDAY values change the sky into something that looks relatively similar to the time-lapse bug when using the wait screen: - I changed those values to 1.00 each. Is there anyway to fix this? I believe that is what's happening. Apparently ENB can't determine the time of day and is messing up the sky. I played around with them a bit and realised this. Interior Lighting Overhaul - Ultimate Edition.espД®dit: The bug seems tied to the NIGHTDAY variables. Strangely enough, staring up at the sun causes the brief portion of the sky around it to be a normal colour, the rest is however, bugged (see the various screenshots above). Indoors it also doesn't occur as far as I can tell. It doesn't occur with standalone Sweetfx or vanilla lighting. I have isolated it to being a strictly ENBseries related problem. I used to use Nevada Skies URWL but I got rid of that awhile ago and reinstalling flushed out what was left of it, so that can't be the source. I have no idea what is causing this and the mod author is also unaware.

Here's some visuals to get an ear for what I'm really describing: - (this one is a closeup of the sky). I even freshly reinstalled the game and my various mods in hopes of getting rid of it, but my efforts have not been rewarded. During the night, the sky is relatively normal but the ground is floodlit as if it were daylight out. It makes broad daylight look stormy and is quite immersion breaking. The specific issue I'm getting is that when using the in-game 'Wait' menu, as the hours tick down, the sky in the backround changes colour to an odd, grayish-blue tone. I talked to the mod author, the author of Nevada Skies, I created a thread on the Nexus Forums and on New Vegas Steam discussion, but I still haven't gotten to the bottom of it.

I'm getting a few problems though, and I can't solve them this time around.

It is great and I believe it to be truly fantastic. I have been trying out many New Vegas ENB presets (via theNexus) and I've had no issues that I couldn't solve. I use ENBseries for pretty much anything that has aged graphically over the years (or months!). I just joined and looking forward to a prosperous future on this site.