So if a radiation storm is happening, shouldn't going inside stop you from getting rads from it? Because I just had a radiation storm occur and no matter if I went inside my home in Megaton or stayed outside, I was still getting +8 rads/sec. I had to turn off the rad storm which sucks because I think it's a cool idea but going inside should stop the rads from piling up.
I had an issue where this caused the sky to constantly be cloudy and grey. There was absolutely no weather variation even after waiting a week in game, one day at a time.
It also causes the colors to be mostly black and white. Had to remove it.
This mod is incompatible with some of the other mods I like, so I use Fellout to clear the green tint, Realistic Interior Lighting for better lighting immersion indoors, LightingOverhaul for better lighting immersion outdoors while working with Fellout, and Enhanced Weather to do dynamic weather. If you prefer this mod over Fellout, Enhanced Weather and/or any of the others I listed, then you can search for compatibility patches to make this mod and others that conflict work well, but in my experience there's no guarantee that you will find one for every mod combination that may have conflicts.
<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="HadToRegister" data-cid="63956041" data-time="1538186991"> <div> <p> </p> <div><i>In response to post <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='?showtopic=582289&p=60752477'>#60752477</a>. </i>
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote"><b>fadi80 wrote: </b> <i>Thanks for the effort.
Why all the mods make nights so dark! it kills the immersion! what's the point of seeing nothing? how can I make the night as vanilla Fallout3? </i></blockquote>
</div> How does a dark night kill immersion?
Have you ever lived in the country?
Nights can be so dark you can't see ANYTHING except the sky.
Vanilla Fallout 3 sky is the Immersion killing thing, because it's basically slightly less bright that a fully lit day, like a constant overly bright full moon night, every single night.
Stop tossing around the "immersion" word without knowing what it means. <p> </p> </div> </blockquote> <p>The problem is to play: is too dark to see anything, lol. Okay: it may be quite realistic. But playable? well...</p> <p>Did you manage to play like this, all dark? I'm using the Imaginator, but it gets ugly...</p> <p>What do you do??</p> <p>Peace.</p>
I'm sorry for the delay. Thank you very much, mr. Had. So... is this the only way? I pretty like this mod, but the nights... the nights are too damn dark.
I agree, it's still a game and should still be playable in the night. That's what these mods do wrong..... sometimes playability over realism is better.
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UPD: ENB - disable sky effect.
Open enbseries.ini in Notpad++
[SKY]
Enable=false
But big problem of this mod - no FOGGy weather and too dark objects on horizon at the nights.
100% worked. amazing
Thank you so much friend!
Realism enb + F3ProjectRealityMkI
It's the best combination I've found.
The game was very beautiful!
snowing at night is so beautiful ...
Do what FNVPlayer85 said.Put
[SKY]
Enable=false
In your enbseries.ini.
Otherwise it will just be white sky all the time. Setting False, the sky returns to normal and the mod can work perfectly.
It also causes the colors to be mostly black and white. Had to remove it.
UPD: ENB - disable sky effect.
Open enbseries.ini in Notpad++
[SKY]
Enable=false
Same here, never thought that anyone else has this issue. Any solution?
No ENB installed.
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote"><b>fadi80 wrote: </b> <i>Thanks for the effort.
Why all the mods make nights so dark! it kills the immersion! what's the point of seeing nothing? how can I make the night as vanilla Fallout3? </i></blockquote>
How does a dark night kill immersion?
Have you ever lived in the country?
Nights can be so dark you can't see ANYTHING except the sky.
Vanilla Fallout 3 sky is the Immersion killing thing, because it's basically slightly less bright that a fully lit day, like a constant overly bright full moon night, every single night.
Stop tossing around the "immersion" word without knowing what it means.
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<p>The problem is to play: is too dark to see anything, lol. Okay: it may be quite realistic. But playable? well...</p>
<p>Did you manage to play like this, all dark? I'm using the Imaginator, but it gets ugly...</p>
<p>What do you do??</p>
<p>Peace.</p>
Thank you very much, mr. Had.
So... is this the only way?
I pretty like this mod, but the nights... the nights are too damn dark.
It's a shame, though: awesome mod.