Respected Azurite's Design:

The key element was to display Azurite Weathers the best way I could, with my own personalized touches. You would reckognize a lot of Azurite's intent, but it will look and feel a bit different with this ENB. The horizon seam was, for example, left intact. Though ... you might see a bit of a stronger line sometimes. But it is fairly minor. Another thing I did was give certain regions a subtle color tint. For example, the reach has a subtle green tint, whilst the rift has a subtle orangy tint. Where the volcanic area has a pale grey-ish tint and the snow a more blue-ish colder tint.

Lore-accurate moons:

Well... I say lore accurate, but the lore on the moons is fairly obscure. However, one interesting note I did find is that during the moonphases, the stars actually shine through the moon, instead of the moon obscuring it. These were simple texture edits from the vanilla moon textures and it works straight out of the box. The moons are also more red (as it might be the blood of Lorkhan) and have no fake glow baked in the texture as the ENB itself picks this up. As a small added note, I did reduce the size of the moons by about 30%. This still keeps the moons big, but not as prominent. This is my personal flavor

Game-playability and visibility on all levels:

One of the biggest gripes for many people was Dusk and Dawn usually being too dark. Well say no more! Because with the Adaption levels and some clever tweaking, I managed to get these levels thuroughly balanced so you can clearly see things properly during these times. Twilight is no longer required or necessary. Night time levels are kept to a similar level as to Azurite's design, but with slightly more visibility during obscured areas. Though, the moonlight will help you guide your way. As for interiors, the same thing is kept in mind: visibility, still dark but with enough ambient to see object and surface detail. Furthermore a lot of effects have not been exagurated, like AO is not too strong so it won't cause artifacting, no extreme levels of Complex Particle lights, no extreme levels of bloom or anything. And a lot of other effects that are not too strong. In my opinion, I set everything just right and never too strong. Performance is actually optimised and surprisingly good. (Think Rudy levels of performance for comparison) All this to me is extremely favorable for a solid playthrough

Night Eye works out of the box:

One of the key features users always want with an ENB preset and/or a visual overhaul is a working night-eye. With the new update I have made sure that night eye works out of the box and therefor I have offered several options for you to pick from. Default, red, green or blue for which-ever situation you find suitable. All of the options are available in the new FoMod.

Note about Predator Vision, it works as is. Please consider the MCM settings as it works and you can tune it however you please with the options available. I will ofer no further support for it and please refer elsewhere for questions about that mod.

Here are some examples of the night-eye tones availble for vanilla night-eye:

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Night Eye Off

Night Eye Default

Night Eye Red

Night Eye Green

NIght Eye Blue

New Lands and DLC-Sized mod Support:

What I have also noticed is that people really like to use DLC-sized mods with new land addons. This usually means that these mods will add unique weathers. This characterizes their work in a unique way. For me this is a fun challange to offer simple but yet effective support for these new weathers added by mods for it's new lands.

Modded DLC lands supported:

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Beyond Reach
Beyond Skyrim Bruma
Wyrmstooth
Vigilant
Extended Cut Saints and Seducers
Falskaar
Gray Cowl of Nocturnal

I suggest you use my Universal Weather Compatibility for Beyond Skyrim and Beyond Reach. The recent Olenveld is compatible out of the box as it does not have unique exterior weathers.