Dark Nova Skyrim Mods and Screen Archery

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/63487

Going to be honest...i forgot i had a tumblr.

Skyrim starting to look a little too real lol

Emily 2020 version 2.  Racemenu and sculpt files. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F0EbyrpcmNYK0yCEcbJ5y8JFFYSBQWGl/view?usp=sharing If you happen to post screenshots of her from your game, would love a DM so i can see how she is looking!

Just perfecting the subsurface scattering settings with character lighting turned off.  Wish i had known this shit was turned on by default in SE...oh well console command: cl off

So here is what is causing the eye shadow problem on my eye mod with ENB.  Most eye mods use the NIF shown on the right that includes the eyelash area.  Where as Starsight eyes uses a different NIF as an extra head part to add in the eye lashes. So the question is, is there anyone that can edit the NIF from my eye mod and remove the eye lash area?  I am good at texture making, not mesh editing :)  Would gladly give you a shout out on my mod page and twitter/tumblr for your help!

So i decided that i love Skyrim SE Re-engaged ENB, but i also love Climates of Tamriel.  While re-engaged offers a CoT version, the individual weathers are not edited, they all default to the enbseries.ini file.  So above is Vanilla Skyrim Fog weather at 1AM, the bottom is a custom weather file for Fog.  I will be making individual weather files for each of skyrim’s vanilla weather IDs and also the CoT weather IDs.   This will be for personal use, but i also plan to send the author of re-engaged a message asking for permission to distribute the weather ID files

Would love to spend some time in Photoshop and making eyes for the next version of my mod.  Would like to base this on real eye patterns from the user base.  If you would like to be included in the eye mod, please send an email with the highest resolution possible of your eye to [email protected] I’m looking to release this in January of 2020.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/30374

So i think the first mod i want to make will be for Obsidian Weathers. A simple mod i think, but not really sure where to begin or even get the thing to work the way i want it to. Basically a ring that you equip, or an item like AddItemMenu that doesn’t actually equip successfully but brings up a menu. From there the menu will be like Summer - Fall - Winter - Spring You choose one, then go to the next menu that says something like Riften Overcast - Riften Sunny - Tundra Cloudy - etc.... When you select it executes the SetWeather command with the chosen weather ID provided either by the vanilla weather ID’s or the updated ones from Obsidian.

Wow, so many added lighting shaders and even 64 bit!, everything should be amazing with this!........ SSAO = Pixelated/grainy shadows which for screenarchery is such an eyesore that once you see them, you can never unsee them.  Tried turning skyrims SSAO off, and just using ENB’s but the game still looks flat and horrible with ENBs version of it. Oh look, half the spell and other mods i love that use SKSE haven’t been released for SE.  Sure would love that the active modding community could come along and update them....but oh no, somehow people seem to think they have this magical copyright hold over this shit and just sit in a dark basement waiting for others to “steal” their work....no, they aren’t stealing, they are just fixing the shit you have long since abandon (hence the name abandon-ware)  Abandonware needs to become a thing in the skyrim modding community and officially recognized by Nexus Yeah, other than the smoother camera movements at lower FPS, it is going to take a lot for me to even consider making skyrim SE my favorite to play.  It’s no surprise that more gets released for oldrim than SE The icing on the cake was looking for a weather control mod like i had for oldrim (called Weather control center...which is hidden now....another mod author i have zero respect for) and that nothing like that exists for SE....Yeah....special edition....special is the word alright.