Dragons Are Coming - Live Trailer - Shadows of Vivid Weather
ReShade (similar to ENB) inspired by Live Action Skyrim Trailer. I have optional cinematic effects in there such as lens flare on shiny objects and certain light sources. Magic becomes more powerful with added lighting effects, while spells emit some additional lighting effects and are brighter than in vanilla.
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About this mod Machine translation
ReShade (similar to ENB) inspired by Live Action Skyrim Trailer. I have optional cinematic effects in there such as lens flare on shiny objects and certain light sources. Magic becomes more powerful with added lighting effects, while spells emit some additional lighting effects and are brighter than in vanilla.
- If you like it, please go back and click the "Endorse" button so it will move up in the mod list and more people will be exposed to it and know it is a high quality mod. -Love, Merc-
-This mod works with my other Vivid Weathers ReShade and basically gives you the opposite effect of these graphics: Dragon Breaker ReShade, a bright and vivid weather look: mods/9991/? Simply use the in-game ReShade menu to toggle the .ini file. Instant switching, instant fap. Idk. Give it a try ;) -
-First image in version 1.1-
ReShade (similar to ENB) inspired by Live Action Skyrim Trailer. I have optional cinematic effects in there such as lens flare on shiny objects and certain light sources. Magic becomes more powerful with added lighting effects, while spells emit some additional lighting effects and are brighter than in vanilla.
These images should speak for themselves. Feedback welcome. There may or may not be an attempt to convert it to ENB. Never done this before but looks like hell (maybe a fun kind of hell). For anyone who cares, here's a gallery of my progress on ENB and comparison shots:
Vivid weather requirements have the same appearance and may not be blinding. If anyone cares, I might consider making it vanilla weather compatible. But please let me know or I might not bother, these things take a lot of time.
ELFX is highly recommended. Although I don't use the booster, it works fine. Use vivid weather to change interior and exterior brightness at night. I set the night brightness to "3". All pictures are at default settings using Vivid Weather during the day and brightness level 3 at night. Internal brightness and ELFX remain unchanged.
There are tons of images and comparison shots here: http://imgur.com/gallery/PMWgM. There is more. Will be making a vid soon. User screenshots are very encouraging!
control:
(The numeric keypad must be enabled for the numeric keypad controls to work. All of these can be remapped via the in-game ReShde menu)
Toggle mod - "END" key (control is Shift+F2 if installed with .exe)
Toggle ReShade menu - "F1" (if installed with .exe, the control is scroll lock)
Toggle close depth of field - "/" on numeric keypad
Toggle remote depth of field - no "9" on number board
Toggle film grain - no "3" on digital pad
Toggle clarity - no "5" on number board
Toggle "Bloom" (shiny objects emit a white halo and glow) - there is no "6" on the numeric keypad
Toggle Cinematic black bar - no "0" on digital pad
Toggle ambient light (controls lens flare and adds lighting effects to spells) - no "4" on number pad
Toggle darkening effect - "9" on numeric keypad
Toggle the "*" on the Vignette-number pad (default is off. Requires some adjustment for nighttime use, at least on my monitor).
Also - when the UI or menu is blurry, it's caused by one of the depth of field. If this bothers you, you can either enter Sky before pausing the game, or enter the menu, or press one of the two hotkeys below to disable DoF while in the menu, then reactivate it when exiting the menu. Due to the way ReShade works, this problem cannot be solved. It either has no depth of field or has some minor hiccups here and there.
Install
Disable snow shader in Skyrim launcher. Probably not required, but sure, you'll be blinded if not. All my photos are disabled.
Short note: Extract and copy/paste your files and folders into your Skyrim SE home folder (if you downloaded via Steam) without changing Steam's installation path from the default - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim Special Edition. Once the game loads, open the ReShade menu and select "MercesLiveActionTrailerGraphics". The effect should load. profit!
Otherwise …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.