Most of you are probably familiar with
Clarity, a visual enhancing mod which
"changes the RGB entries for all Weather types, ImageSpaces, ImageSpace Modifiers, and Lighting Templates in the base game and DLC's to neutral numbers.".
While it's a great way to prevent your retinas from feeling like they were dipped in honey, it also somewhat changes NV's "atmosphere"...
This mod tries to achieve visuals closer to the vanilla game, by reverting some of Clarity's changes, and making adjustments where necessary.
tldr; This mod is basically an alternate take on Clarity
Details
Yellow, Goodbye comes with all of Clarity's (Vanilla Nights) changes (excluding those made to ImageSpaces),
I additionally applied three(3)
custom made ImageSpaces to some of the DLC Worldspaces, as a means to counteract "off" colors.
(Keep in mind, that those custom ImageSpaces are based on my perception, rather than math.)
Use this mod if you want to keep NV's warm look, while still profiting from Clarity's color correction.
Installation
As this mod comes in the form of a simple .esp, you only have to activate it with the modloader of your choice.
I would advice you to load it at the bottom of your load order.
You can choose between the Standard Version, which includes modifications made to the DLC (requires DM, HH, OWB and LR),
and a No DLC Version, which comes without those changes (doesn't require any DLC).
There are also "Darker Nights" - Versions which reduce brightness of Nights by 50%.
NOTE: All files are STANDALONE, meaning you only need to download ONE.
Compatibility
UNLESS you have any weather or lighting mods installed, or you use mods which modify values of DLC world spaces, there shouldn't be any problems.
If you got any concerns, feel free to ask...
Credits
This should be obvious by now, but most of the credit goes to
phoenix0113 AKA Western Dragon for creating the original mod, and letting me modify it.
ElministerAU and the xEdit team also deverse some credit, as FNVEdit makes modding
much easier (and faster!).
Lastly, I deserve a bit of credit as well.
