First of all I'd like to thank the mod author for making a mod that has enhanced Skyrim for so many people. So when I say this, I say this with as much respect as possible because everyone's lighting issues seem to vary and I'm sure this works great for many people. But to put it bluntly this makes my game look so awful it's unplayable. The shadows are so dark they're like black holes, and snow was so bright it burned my eyes. For weeks, I tried everything to remedy this. I went from using RCRN, to Pure Weather, to CoT, to every ENB out there. I even tried tweaking my ini file but no luck. For the life of me I couldn't figure out the problem. The I remembered I had this. After I uninstalled it my game looked a million times better. I just want to leave this as a warning to anyone who may be in the same boat I was in. By all means, try it out though. It may just be my rig or my own personal taste
I'm not trying to sound rude or anything, but I think it is more of your personal taste, after all that is exactly what this mod is supposed to do. Boosting contrast increases the differences shades.
man you do you make great mods or do you make great mods if you combine your saturation boost mod with HolySweetFx you can get a great combo thanks again
Description: "Makes Shadows Deeper, and Boosts COLOUR"
Then you should change the name of your mod. If you call it "Immersive Contrast Boost" then you shouldn't be boosting COLOR, because then you're talking about a SATURATION boost. Btw, those shadows are way too dark, they're never that dark in real life because they receive ambient light.
Speaking of real life, I heard that the outside worlds graphics are amazing. You may want to try it sometime rather than complaining about a title of a mod.
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Then you should change the name of your mod. If you call it "Immersive Contrast Boost" then you shouldn't be boosting COLOR, because then you're talking about a SATURATION boost. Btw, those shadows are way too dark, they're never that dark in real life because they receive ambient light.