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misha1967 · 03-03-12, 07:50 PM

Splendid, thanks!

I tend to agree with you, tonschk, it has to be the DynEnv mod doing it because I pulled sober's fog mod just to see what happened and that made no difference whatsoever.

Now, if only I could find out what it is about DynEnv that creates those permanent dreary skies so I could get rid of that, because the rest of the mod is fantastic.

(Addendum: and, as I mentioned, what is completely baffling is that as soon as the sun starts setting, the skies DO come out in all of their blue, purple, indigo and red glory. It's just during the daytime that there's nothing but grey.)

03-03-12, 07:50 PM	#7
misha1967 Commander Join Date: May 2004 Location: Texas, USA Posts: 470 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 0	Splendid, thanks! I tend to agree with you, tonschk, it has to be the DynEnv mod doing it because I pulled sober's fog mod just to see what happened and that made no difference whatsoever. Now, if only I could find out what it is about DynEnv that creates those permanent dreary skies so I could get rid of that, because the rest of the mod is fantastic. (Addendum: and, as I mentioned, what is completely baffling is that as soon as the sun starts setting, the skies DO come out in all of their blue, purple, indigo and red glory. It's just during the daytime that there's nothing but grey.) __________________ Ansonsten, Herr Lutter, ist alles in Butter Liqui-cooled Intel i2550K @ 4.2 GHz, 8 Gb RAM, GTX 970 GPU Last edited by misha1967; 03-03-12 at 08:05 PM.