Hi. I also hate that so heavy dense vanilla dust/fog, but I found very unrealiastic other mods they removing the fog completelly (from interiors). Is it possible to have this dimmer fog a bit more dimmer? Or how can I do it myself? I mean, I really like that now the fog is much more less dense, but I would like it a bit more less.
+1 With Scenery ENB, I'm still seeing some fog effects that I wish were more transparent, like these puffs of fog that appear as I move down the road sometimes. Fog in distance seems okay. Smoke from candles or torches and things are fine in my game. Like others, it would be nice to have an option to increase transparency. But maybe it's just some effects in the game that are doing it. Not sure yet.
ENB Particle Patch uses some of the same meshes and they're actually darker than this mod. So if you want the dimmest fogs, use ENB particle and don't use this mod. If you want dimmed but not as dim as the particle patch, use this mod.
You can always pick and choose which meshes to take from either mod but that can be time consuming (as you have to keep relaunching the game to see what changed with each set of meshes).
Excellent work on your mod. I use "Main off" but tried the reduced fog, and I want to add to what others have said - the reduced fog version of this mod doesn't do quite enough for me. I would love it if you added another toned down version. Thanks again, this mod is quality, it does exactly what it says no problems or extras or glitches or anything.
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Combines both Main and Optional file into one and expands on what kinds of fog/steam is edited as well for a more natural looking Skyrim.
Also keeping main replacer at 66% instead of having all the options as it was the best looking choice.
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I also hate that so heavy dense vanilla dust/fog, but I found very unrealiastic other mods they removing the fog completelly (from interiors).
Is it possible to have this dimmer fog a bit more dimmer? Or how can I do it myself? I mean, I really like that now the fog is much more less dense, but I would like it a bit more less.
You can always pick and choose which meshes to take from either mod but that can be time consuming (as you have to keep relaunching the game to see what changed with each set of meshes).
Mod itself, works well and does fix a major problem with interior fogs.