Just to add a hint of the default color tint visuals making it slightly different between each interior cell type.Assigning the initial RGB value to Z-, using the reversed RGB value of Z- for Z+, minus the assigned Direct Lighting RGB value.Example Direct Lighting: 5, 10, 15.Z+: 80, 82, 89.Z-: 89, 82, 80 - 5, 10, 15 = 84, 72, 65. As proper as it can get with the Creation Engine.And added a ~5-10% vanilla color tone assigned to it. I improved the ambient lighting to behave and look more like a proper hemispheric ambient lighting.

I did go with a similar color tone as the old ELE v0.0.4 ( not v0.0.3 as I wrote above)Made a fourth alteration right after my last post here. Most of it is summarized from your thread on ENB Dev.

If you read it, JawZ, and anything sounds off, please let me know and I'll correct it. Speaking of ENB Guide, ELE is being featured as an ENB Addon: I have too many ideas floating in my head.n eed to focus on task on hand.ENB Guide. Although Phinix Natural ENB already does a pretty darn good job at this. In the future, I wouldn't mind attempting to make my own preset that would be a 'Skyrim climate based' ENB that would 'feel' like a cold environment as it should. That's why I've stuck with Vividian Vanilla for my ENB of choice and why it's perfect for STEP. Everyone always goes to the yellow/orange side of lighting, but the bluer look is better for a wintery fantasy world. I kinda like the cold look that the default image has.

The vanilla is just too bright and the other two are a little bit too dark. I think that the default alpha 3 is the best of the above screens.

Fallout 4 enb dev bright preset