Withers Revisited

Annotation.

Natural color tones with great contrast, improved tonal display, flowering and atmospheric effects.

It is inspired by New Vegas's realistic HDR. lighting and is a great option, but does not cover all areas in the game.

The weather is based on a plugin by ConfidenceMan. I modified it to work for Vanilla and added additional tweets and DLC support.

All weather except Dead Money has been completely corrected, providing more natural colors and a wide range of shades, especially in the sky. Vanilla tones were retained to preserve the appearance of the assets as they were conceived by the game's artists.

No new scripts, only minimal changes to the compatibility saves. Compatible with all script effects.

The cinematic settings don't work as intended, causing white spots and stripes in the scene. This allows games to display color and brightness levels that maximize sRGB space and work better on modern displays. Weather is designed with neutral brightness in mind, so light sources should better match the scene and do not appear excessively bright on the street.

At night it will be darker and less grotesque, and it works better with modern displays. To maintain the accuracy of the lighting, sunlight values remain the same, but shades are suppressed to better reflect true colors.

The colors of the fog and the horizon are often chosen so that the distance blends smoothly with the horizon, which more realistically mimics the scattering of the atmosphere.

The weather in Nevada creates dusty fog throughout the day, creating a dusty, warm atmosphere and a stronger contrast between the orange and yellow tones of the landscape and the bright blue tones of the sky.

The fog was pushed back a little to maximize the contrast of the foreground and avoid making a mistake with vanilla shadows.

The spotlight and Black Mountain share an IMOD. Green tones convey this to the player and create an extra atmosphere, setting it apart from the rest of the game. As the weather colors are almost identical to the sunny weather, the weather changes do not seem out of place, but are aimed at creating mood.

Removed sharp white lighting and excessive color of Black Mountain.

Fixed black level gaps in the projector.

The weather east of the Dead Money has been changed to match the appearance of other areas in Dead Money DLC.

Lonesome Road retained its vanilla cloud colors, but added new weather colors with contrasting hues and blue skies visible on the horizon. The Lonesome Road and High Road districts have retained their own species.

In Honest Hearts, fog has decreased and the air looks cleaner than in other areas.

The weather system in Honest Hearts has been simplified. Now it rains everywhere in Zion.

In sunny weather, cloud textures have been added to Honest Hearts to reflect different weather conditions.

Removed the strange color change of rainy weather in Honest Hearts.

Alternative clouds are added for most sunny weather.

The weather in the premises has been updated, new weather colors have been added.

Removed heavy night weather and replaced by accurate NASA stars.

The sun and glare textures were replaced with more realistic ones using l00ping.

Sky mesh has been replaced by an improved mesh from Marcurios.

Fixed the sunshine beyond the horizon.

Requirements

No

Do not use with Moonlight NVSE.

Do not use with High Definition Bloom NVSE.

Both will destroy the intended appearance. Pit

Weathers Overhaul - Enhanced DLC Patch

Compatibility.

This mode involves minimal editing of the records; must work with weather mods targeting TTW FO3 regions; weather mods targeting FNV regions are not compatible.

File conflicts should be left to other mods.

Not compatible with Desert Natural Weathers.

Not compatible with Smooth Skies mod.

Credits

Accurate NASA Stars for new star patterns/patterns

l00ping for the new textures of the sun and sunshine

Marcurios for New Atmospheric Cells

New Vegas for inspiration with realistic HDR. lighting

pamyxoviridae for testing and feedback

SpiffySkyTrooper: testing and feedback.