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I am writing this sentence using google translation. I'm sorry if it's funny English.
I was dissatisfied with the sunrise and sunset view of the vanilla. The night should be early. In the vanilla the sky has been bright all the way.
Why is the sky still bright yet though it is PM9: 00? I could not put up with it.
This Mod becomes a day-night cycle of my own image.
DAWN
Vanilla ⇒ AM 5:30 Mod ⇒ AM 4:30
SUNRISE
Vanilla ⇒ AM 7:00 Mod ⇒ AM 6:00
SUNSET
Vanilla ⇒ PM 7:00 Mod ⇒ PM 5:00
NIGHT
Vanilla ⇒ PM 22:00 Mod ⇒ PM 20:00
If you are using ENB, changing the parameters will be a good looking !
enbseries.ini
[TIMEOFDAY]
DawnDuration = 2.0 ⇒ 2.5
SunriseTime = 7.0 ⇒ 4.5
DayTime = 13.0 ⇒11.5
SunsetTime = 19.0 ⇒16.0
DuskDuration = 2.0 ⇒3.0
NightTime= 1.0 ⇒23.5
Vanilla, NAC both patches will be offered. Please choose one or the other.
Options are for each DLC. It does not interfere with the main file. Use it as necessary.
Used ENB preset:DAWN ENB ( by MystiriousDawn Nightfall Team )
I captured it with ENB + NAC for screenshots, but even if it is vanilla this should work.
I was dissatisfied with the sunrise and sunset view of the vanilla. The night should be early. In the vanilla the sky has been bright all the way.
Why is the sky still bright yet though it is PM9: 00? I could not put up with it.
This Mod becomes a day-night cycle of my own image.
DAWN
Vanilla ⇒ AM 5:30 Mod ⇒ AM 4:30
SUNRISE
Vanilla ⇒ AM 7:00 Mod ⇒ AM 6:00
SUNSET
Vanilla ⇒ PM 7:00 Mod ⇒ PM 5:00
NIGHT
Vanilla ⇒ PM 22:00 Mod ⇒ PM 20:00
If you are using ENB, changing the parameters will be a good looking !
enbseries.ini
[TIMEOFDAY]
DawnDuration = 2.0 ⇒ 2.5
SunriseTime = 7.0 ⇒ 4.5
DayTime = 13.0 ⇒11.5
SunsetTime = 19.0 ⇒16.0
DuskDuration = 2.0 ⇒3.0
NightTime= 1.0 ⇒23.5
Vanilla, NAC both patches will be offered. Please choose one or the other.
Options are for each DLC. It does not interfere with the main file. Use it as necessary.
Used ENB preset:DAWN ENB ( by MystiriousDawn Nightfall Team )
I captured it with ENB + NAC for screenshots, but even if it is vanilla this should work.