[chinagreenelvis]

In the ENBSeries ini file, there are two values; AdaptationMin and AdaptationMax. Lowering the min value brightens up the daytime while raising the max value darkens the night.

However, with the default timecyc.dat file, rain/stormy weather types (including fog) are all brightened at night as if it were day. The latest IcEnhancer 2.1 timecyc.dat file does not cause this to happen.

Does anyone know what values (using EditIV if possible) are responsible?

[chinagreenelvis]

In case anyone stumbles upon this looking for the same answer, it turns out it's "exposure."

[PacketOVerload_x64Bit]

Yeah you have to visually change the weathers in timecyc while leaving INI / FX values alone. Then, when you want to tweak, you would bring all the weathers out of spec by altering the INI / FX file because INI / FX file changes the min/max/settings for all weathers whereas in the timecyc, you control the weather individually.

So if you're Rainy is right out of the world bright yet your other weathers are fine, just alter timecyc for Rainy - so that you don't screw up the rest of the weathers trying to get it "right."

[ch3y3zze]

is this why i walways see sparkling lights when it rains with icenhancer?