Enb that compliments the lux series?

[u/[deleted]]

Looking for an enb that perfectly compliments the Lux series. Even with the brighter and even brighter templates I still find interiors too dark. What is an enb that will lighten things up inside more and isn't too dark outside at night?

Cheers.

[u/[deleted]]

Many / most enbs are designed with lighting mods in mind

[u/einar21121]

I’m using Nat enb 3 with lux and lux orbis, the final result is nice and performance friendly, interiors are well lighted and exterior is playable without banishing IRL light from the room.

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Can second NAT.

[u/Deathraz3]

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[u/GrimGrie]

Pi-Cho with cathedral weather is a must. Look gorgeous especially at night

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I have installed this enb and all it's requirements including ELVaS and Lux.

What setting in the GUI do I change to make the nights lighter?

Thanks

[u/bachmanis]

If you can find it, Patrician ENB for SSE looks pretty good with Lux. But as others have pointed out, there are a ton of high profile options that are optimized for it.

[u/[deleted]]

I use Nat3 weathers with Rudy ENB for Nat 3. You can change the interior lighting brightness on almost all enbs (as well as separately for exteriors so you can get it just right inside and outside).

[u/sireshipadio]

Cabbage is my fav but its very taxing on fps

[u/jura11]

I would check few ENB and check mainly if they have patch for LUX or there is specific Lux lighting template,if yes you can change that to Brighter nights and Brighter interiors too

I'm using PI-CHO ENB with Lux and Lux Orbis and Lux Via with brighter and even brighter templates and interiors are nicely lit,not very bright and not very dark,I would say everything looks great there

I would give a try PI-CHO

[u/Zeidra]

I use a derivative of Pi-cho, forgot the name. I have actually pretty bright nights, only had to tweak interior lights because I'm not fond of having to use torches. And oh boy does it look good. Having multilayer casted shadows at night is something else.

[u/furexarot]

Try Silent Horizons 2, it's very underrated

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Not really, it has no specific weather support so it just loses out on the diversity