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Enhanced Lighting for ENB (ELE) is no longer available on Nexus; however, I was given permission by TechAngel and --JawZ-- to release my modified version of it.
Changes:
The Direct Ambient Lighting Curve for all ELE lighting templates has been adjusted to be more consistent, compatible and overall brighter (brightness more in line with ELFX Enhancer, where as the original mod was more akin to ELFX Hardcore)
Directional Lighting has also been disabled. Skyrim interiors look weird and nonsensical with directional lighting; however, ambient lighting is now increased.
ELE modifies light colors and lighting template. It does not add new bulbs so it can be paired with Relighting Skyrim, ELFX (no hardcore or enhancer) or Lux (if loaded after Lux) or Skyrim is Luminous (if loaded after SiL)... I personally recommend this pairing ELE-ELFX Consistency Patch and Tweaks
The showcase screen shots are without an ENB and paired with ELFX, so the placement of the bulbs and the color of the light sources in the screen shots is shown to be a bit different than ELE on it's own.
Changes:
The Direct Ambient Lighting Curve for all ELE lighting templates has been adjusted to be more consistent, compatible and overall brighter (brightness more in line with ELFX Enhancer, where as the original mod was more akin to ELFX Hardcore)
Directional Lighting has also been disabled. Skyrim interiors look weird and nonsensical with directional lighting; however, ambient lighting is now increased.
ELE modifies light colors and lighting template. It does not add new bulbs so it can be paired with Relighting Skyrim, ELFX (no hardcore or enhancer) or Lux (if loaded after Lux) or Skyrim is Luminous (if loaded after SiL)... I personally recommend this pairing ELE-ELFX Consistency Patch and Tweaks
The showcase screen shots are without an ENB and paired with ELFX, so the placement of the bulbs and the color of the light sources in the screen shots is shown to be a bit different than ELE on it's own.