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UV rays have higher energy than visible light rays (including blue light), which makes them capable of producing changes in the skin that create a suntan. SEE RELATED: Does red light therapy protect the eyes? The perils and benefits of UV This is why the invisible rays just beyond the visible light spectrum are called ultraviolet (UV) radiation. On the other end of the visible light spectrum, blue light rays with the shortest wavelengths (and highest energy) are sometimes called blue-violet or violet light. (But these lamps also emit visible red light so people know the lamps are on! The same is true for other types of heat lamps.) The “warming lamps” you see in restaurants emit infrared radiation. Invisible ray just beyond the red end of the visible light spectrum are called infrared radiation. Those on the red end of the spectrum have long wavelengths and less energy. Rays on the blue end of the visible light spectrum have short wavelengths and high energy. Light rays that have short wavelengths have more energy and those with longer wavelengths contain less energy. Without getting into complicated physics, there's an inverse relationship between the wavelength of a light ray and the amount of energy it contains. (I'd prefer not to have to do this, but I'm guessing that it'd require a global change either to the pallette texture or bloom that I don't really want to do.)įixing the night sky (without changing the original texture, which seems unnecessary in this case) has proven more elusive.Digital electronic devices emit blue light that can cause eye strain and may lead to eye problems over time. And it's a bit expensive (a 15fps drop from my usual 60 standing at the gate in Whiterun looking into the city).įixing the fog/mist is time-consuming, but doable. It's probably too saturated, but I like it for the most part. fx files from "A Realistic Hope" and merged the enbseries.ini from both mods, picking the parts I liked best from each. (BTW, I did also try Project M.A.T.S.O., but those were too desaurated, low DoF and dark - not my taste). A mushy mess (maybe that was the SMAA option?) Worst of all, though, the entire scene was a blur - no sharpness in textures, even up close. That fixed the dark shadows problem, and I loved the flares around fires, but it didn't have the saturation and heavy DoF of "A Realistic Hope". Until I went into a dungeon - the blackest black shadows you could imagine, made it almost unplayable. The one I chose was right up my alley - Sharpshooter8's "A Realistic Hope" - extreme version.
#Make visuals great again sky too bright mods
I was using the FXAA post process injector and it didn't match up to the stuff I was seeing from ENB mods on Nexus, so I dropped it and took the ENB plunge. I just got my super-computer for video editing and decided to try Skyrim on it with a bunch of beautification mods (Skyrim HD, better static models, Realistic Lighting, Climates of Tamriel, CBBE, etc.)
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#Make visuals great again sky too bright professional
I'm a professional game developer (though not with any experience in rendering/shader tech) and I'm very new to ENB. Some background on how I got to this point: My question is about the latter: how can I darken/desaturate just the night sky (or sky texture in general)? I have everything else just about the way I want it. * The night sky is too bright (using the Enhanced Night Skyrim sky texture) - especially the galaxy part which is super-saturated into false color levels. I'm fixing this by extracting the dds files for them and toning down their brightness and alpha. * Dungeon fog/mist is super-bright/glowy. I'm tweaking a custom ENB and I have two problems: