Lighting is definitely one of the first mod categories you want to install to see drastic improvement to graphics in your game. For Skyrim, lighting falls in two categories–interior and exterior ie weather. For today’s comparison, I will be comparing 5 of the most popular interior lighting mods for skyrim special edition. These are Realistic Lighting Overhaul, Enhanced Lights and FX, Enhanced Lighting for ENB, Relighting Skyrim and Luminosity Lighting Overhaul. If you’re on Oldrim, don’t worry all but the Luminosity are available there as well. Please note that Enhanced Lighting for ENB does NOT require you to install ENB Series alongside it, as can be seen in the footage where I’m not using it. Note that Enhanced Lights and FX has installation options which allow you to darken the lighting but it appears rather bright in my comparison because I kept most of the default settings.

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BEST LIGHTING MOD EVER - Skyrim SE mods - Enhanced Lights and FX. Showcase video of amazing and well-known lighting mod for SE - 'Enhanced Lights and FX' by anamorfus. Skyrim Special.

You can also find other mods that can darken the environment so if you like one mod but think it’s too bright, you can easily get around that. RLO and ELFX also have a lot of other installation options so you can also tweak them further.

I encourage you to pay attention to the light sources in the scenes as this is where you see the biggest changes in lighting–some mods remove certain lighting sources all together. Realistic Lighting Overhaul.

“Enhanced Lights and FX has the goal to create a more dramatic and realistic mood to the Skyrim lighting.”“Enhanced Lights and FX has the goal to create a more dramatic and realistic mood to the Skyrim lights by adding lights to all light sources and removing any light without a source, as well as the addition many more effects like smoke, volumic lights, driples, etc. I made some friendly redesigns as needed too, and some redesigns for more dramatic looking.” – anamorphus, Mod AuthorDownload Special Edition:Download Oldrim:Enhanced Lighting for ENB. “Lighting changes for all interiors in Skyrim Special Edition.This version of ELE is a Lite version of the full ELE Suite found at ENBDev. This only includes certain features from all ELE modules into one single.esp plugin.”“This mod intends to adjust every type of lighting inside the Skyrim game. So it will both look better with ENB and make it a lot easier to customize the visuals, without ruining some parts of the games look.Which is the case with the vanilla Skyrim lighting in some parts, depending on the 3rd party post-processing tools used.” – –JawZ–, Mod AuthorDownload Special Edition:Download Oldrim:Relighting Skyrim. “Fixes the placement and characteristics of lights throughout Skyrim.

“An ultra-lightweight mod that simply recolors and enhances vanilla lighting.”“This mod essentially recolors the vanilla lighting with an ELFX inspired palette while preserving the vanilla signposting (lighting strategy). It does not move or add new bulbs, so you do not have to worry about flickering discos and scripts to alleviate the problem. Luminosity is meant for gameplay and immersion. Light bounces off the environment to fill space, so don’t expect pitch black dungeons. This mod preserves the vanilla light sign posting which is meant to help guide you through interiors. Furthermore, it is all built on a single set of imagespace settings (ie contrast, brightness, saturation), making it an ideal interior lighting mod for ENB creation as it offers phenomenal consistency.

In the version within Cathedral Project, there is also a power to adjust interior brightness to your liking.” – JonnyWang, Mod AuthorDownload Special Edition.

GraphicsIt’s a terrible name for a mod that you absolutely need to get. Basically, it spruces up a huge pile of 3D models, making all of Skyrim look nicer in hundreds of tiny ways. You’ll probably not even notice it most of the time, but it works its magic everywhere. It’s also a key ingredient in several other mods, so it should be one of your first downloads.Skyrim HD is a long-running texture mod that replaces over 600 textures.

Everything from the sky and mountains to the interiors of ramshackle hovels has been done up. There are two complete versions, one of which is a 1K resolution ‘lite version’ for less powerful PCs. Optionally, you can download just the cities, landscapes, dungeons or miscelleanous packs. This is specifically for old Skyrim, but there are plenty of great alternatives for the Special Edition.Another huge, broad texture mod, this time specifically for the Special Edition.

The latest version of the mod only comes with one complete file, but the is more modular. You can pick what you want retextured, whether it’s just the roads, only mountains or all of Riften. The mod’s creator advises people with the old version to keep it, as it has some files that haven’t been added to the 2018 version yet.More than most other mods, the lighting, post-processing and colour tweaks made by ENBs and Reshade mods are down to personal preference. In OG Skyrim, I was rather partial to RealVision ENB, and it still makes the seven-year-old game look absolutely gorgeous, though it does come at the cost of performance. You definitely won’t be able to use a PC that ran Skyrim in 2011.When the Special Edition first launched, flashy post-processing options were limited while we waited for ENB to be updated.

SkyrimSE Re-Engaged started out as a Reshade mod (it has since made the jump to ENB) and proved to be the best alternative, and while there’s now no dearth of competition, it continues to be my favourite. There are seven presets, not including vanilla, each dramatically different and designed with a specific weather mod in mind, and if there’s something you don’t like, you can adjust it.If you don’t want to fiddle around with ENBs or take the inevitable performance hit that comes with the most impressive ones, Realistic Lighting Overhaul might be just your horn of mead. It’s a comprehensive lighting mod that doesn’t use any post-processing or screen injector tricks, so there’s no performance cost.

It’s not as dramatic, either, but that’s the point. It aims to light up Skyrim realistically, based on actual light sources, whether it’s the sun or a candle.Enhanced Lights and FX is similar to RLO, but it’s more dramatic and stylised. ELFX wants to make Skyrim pretty, not just realistically lit. Both mods are great, so it really depends on what kind of atmosphere you want to generate. You could always mix and match, and even throw in an ENB for good measure.Since Skyrim is full of forests, Skyrim Flora Overhaul has a pretty dramatic effect. It includes lots of new, high-quality tree models, even more grasses and plants, and loads of visual tweaks that generally make forests look deeper and more imposing.

There’s a grass-only and trees-only version, too, which obviously have less of a performance impact. This is one of those changes that’s worth sacrificing some frames over, mind.Simply Bigger Trees does exactly what it says on the tin, giving Skyrim’s forests a growth spurt. It’s a surprisingly significant improvement, and though it’s only partially compatible, I like to pair it with SFO. Some of the trees get overwritten, but there’s still plenty of variety and the forests look considerably more striking.Realistic Water makes the pools, coasts, rivers and lakes of Skyrim distinct, so it doesn’t look like they’re all full of the same murky bath water. If you see some H2O in the game, it’s probably been improved. There are so many tiny touches that make this mod brilliant, like curated sound effects and animated icebergs.

The Special Edition introduced a new water flow system, which is nice and all, but it was applied to all bodies of water indiscriminately, which made less sense. Realistic Water also fixes that.Better Roads makes Skyrim’s trails and highways more interesting, giving them a bit more character and adding some lore-specific touches. More walls and fences have been added – touches of civilisation – while bridges have been made a bit more diverse and in keeping with the architecture of the areas they’re built in. Generally, they’re just less drab. It’s a subtle improvement, but Skyrim’s a much better place to walk around with this in your mod library.Climates of Tamriel is a massive weather and lighting mod that replaces all of Skyrim’s boring weather with hundreds of different weather variations, from sunny days to cataclysmic storms and everything in between.

It’s predominantly a visual mod, but there are plenty of audio improvements to go along with it. Climates of Tamriel is at its best when paired with an ENB like SkyrimSE Re-Engaged ENB and Realistic Lighting Overhaul’s interior lighting.

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