Back2friday Posted March 27, 2022 Posted March 27, 2022 So i installed enb to get rid of the 'everywhere is orange' issue when it comes to fire and interior lightnings. I'm not sure if you guys understand what i mean, but it's the light the shines on the walls/ceilings coming from a light source like fire or mostly interior lightning. It's not really an issue, but its getting old and ugly at this point. Anyone can help me where in the enb menu i can tone down the saturation these? Also fire like torches are a bit too bright. I tried reducing the intensity from 10 to 5 under [FIRE], intensityDay and intensityNight, but no difference. Thanks
anjenthedog Posted March 27, 2022 Posted March 27, 2022 Well, not sure about "ENB" configuration, but there are mods like Imaginator that allow direct control over (global) saturation, color balance, individual color-tone contribution (I think), brightness, contrast,, etc... Personally, I find it's a handy utility for tweaking my world lighting...but of course, each to his/her own.
Back2friday Posted March 27, 2022 Author Posted March 27, 2022 10 minutes ago, anjenthedog said: Well, not sure about "ENB" configuration, but there are mods like Imaginator that allow direct control over (global) saturation, color balance, individual color-tone contribution (I think), brightness, contrast,, etc... Personally, I find it's a handy utility for tweaking my world lighting...but of course, each to his/her own. Already using Imaginator lol ?
anjenthedog Posted March 27, 2022 Posted March 27, 2022 Well., there ya go then. just fiddle around in there and you should be able to conquer your orange-tonality issue
Back2friday Posted March 28, 2022 Author Posted March 28, 2022 7 hours ago, anjenthedog said: Well., there ya go then. just fiddle around in there and you should be able to conquer your orange-tonality issue I don't think you got the point. I already setup Imaginator the way i want it. I just need to know how to alter that specific color with enb. Imaginator is just a filter on screen. But thanks.
anjenthedog Posted March 28, 2022 Posted March 28, 2022 Thanks I'm aware that imaginator acts as a filter.
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