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To use the preset in your game, make sure to have Weather Adjuster downloaded. Then drop the .json file into Data Files\MWSE\config and select the presets for each region.
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- For the Bitter Coast I tried to give it a slightly acidic feel, by making the greens a little greener, combined with a yellow-ish tint. This preset is shared with the Firemoth region due to it's location near the Bitter Coast.
- I felt the West Gash should be a little gloomier than the other regions, yet contrasted by beautiful sunsets/sunrises. This one is shared with the Sheogorad region since they're both a little gloomy.
- Ascadian Isles has a slightly blue tone, due to it being probably to most moderate climate in the game. This one is shared with the Grazelands, as I felt they're pretty similar in tone.
- For Azura's Coast I made the preset similar to the Ascadian Isles, but a little more shifted towards purple to give it a slightly enchanted feeling. This one is also shared with the Mournhold Region, since they should both feel a little enchanted/magical.
- Red Mountain, Molag Amur and the Ashlands all share the same preset because they're so similar. For this preset I tried to give it a warm and dusty feeling by making the oranges a little more prominent.
- The entire island of Solstheim shares a single preset because the regions are relatively small. I went for a slightly blue/cold feeling for obvious reasons.
Only the released regions of Project Tamriel have a specific preset assigned to them, any unreleased areas use the "exotic" preset as the default placeholder. All ShotN regions use the "arctic" preset for now.
(Keep in mind I'm using a lot of other mods along with my presets in the screenshots I've provided, and I am likely using very different settings on my monitor. Your game could look a little different to what you see. If it is too dark you'll be able to adjust it with Weather Adjuster to match your display)
A version of my presets, made specifically to be used with the STEP Shaders Compilation, is available as an optional file.
I've included a map of all the regional presets to allow for easy customization. If you want to assign a different preset to a region, select the preset and shift-click on the desired region.
I occasionally make minor adjustments to values to reduce artifacting and improve colors, so please let me know if it looks better or worse in the latest updates.