SKYRIM REALISTIC LIGHTING OVERHAUL INSTALL

A building without many skylights, interior lights, and windows is going to be VERY dark- but a building with those things is going to be much lighter. What I find is that RLO is more immersive in the sense that light goes where light should reasonably go. I used to use RLO before but now with my plasma 50' monitor it's a bit dark unless I tune up the brightness.Д¬OT I think is better depending on your settings and monitor.

SKYRIM REALISTIC LIGHTING OVERHAUL INSTALL

COT has options during install to help you make it the way you want it. I use just COT and find the building interiors warm and dungeon interiors not to dark. I have the quartet of moddy goodness Though I will say a bad rainstorm or fog will make my computer cry a bit, especially when I try to sprint my horse. So far, ELFX looks a bit more reasonable in the interior lighting department and dungeons are still creepy, although not as much so as with RLO. I didn't have a problem with the darkness of dungeons and dwemer ruins, but sheesh, I'd like Breezehome to not be like a monestary. Both are pretty dark inside though RLO is darker in my experience, in dwarven cities almost impossibly so. I used both had the same thing don't use the darkening option in COT so interior vanilla then install ELnFX and use the darkening option from that.ДЄs for RLO I don't know. You will have to carry a light source or use night vison racial ability or mod to see anything. It will cover lightless underground areas with complete darkness. Which is better? Has anyone here tried both? Which one do you prefer? Both are compatible with COT but do pay attention when you are installing - if I recall, the mods have conflicting external lighting mods someone correct me if I am wrong.ДЄre you running any ENB or some darker dungeon mod? Ilja Ver Perfil Ver Posts.

Skyrim realistic lighting overhaul