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Fallout 4 Brighter Nights: A Cinematic and Moody Experience for Fallout 4



Now with user configurable brightness via ENB. This high fidelity dark night mod is built to enhance the True Storms experience, adding realism with cinematic flair and moody, at times claustrophobic, atmospherics! BEWARE THE DARK! Or, make it brighter on the fly while in-game!




Fallout 4 Brighter Nights



update just checked my gamma in the game and it is set at 1.7Guess for now ill turn it down to 1.0 even though it will put me at a disadvantage while others on the server have brighter lighting at night =(


See these flashes (flashbulbs) lets say quite regulary in austria where i live. I saw on 4th sept. 21 different series (6) of flashes in different time-intervals (ranging from 3 to 12sec) always on the same spot in the nightsky. The intensity of the flash is decreasing within a series, the start ist the brightest. But i can say it for sure, sure is the last one is the least brightest. I saw at least on this day a streak of light too. And i see single flashes too on different days.I can rule out, defenitely: planes, geo. stat. satelites (flashes directly over my head 90deg. in austria) or any IR flares.What i thought it is: some sort of satelite thrusters, but on the 4.th sept i saw series of flashes and therefore i suppose its unlikely.And: Please consider the energy you need to produce a flash, when the object is far away if you have to see it. So .. again unlikely for a propulsion system.I dont think its a transient luminous Event like electrical discharges above energetic thunderstorms. Because of the series on different spots. I mean a series is stationary, but the next series is next to it (again stationary).I have no clue only an unpopular idea ?


I see them too, im in Sparta TN, first time was two years ago, same area of sky but not in same place. They were close together about five seconds apart brighter than Jupiter butuch more white. Like a flash. Then I saw them tonight Oct 26, 1st one bright enough to cause me to look up. Then the other two about 5 seconds apart. Not in same spot or linear, more like a triangle formation each time. Just makes me think.


I also saw these quick bright flashes a couple of nights ago. I saw a very quick flash like a camera light just to the right of where I was looking. I quickly shifted my focus onto that spot and about 5 seconds later saw another flash in the exact same location. Very mysterious.


For light footprint, there was a significant difference among site types (onshore, offshore NL, offshore NS; F2,9 = 13.74, P = 0.002), whereby post-hoc tests showed offshore NL platforms had a larger light footprint than platforms offshore NS (P


Unlike the reported strandings of landbirds, gulls and terns, waterfowl, and phalaropes, most of which were found dead, almost three-quarters of the stranded storm-petrels were found alive and were released. Although the fate of released birds remains unknown, without regular searches at industrial sites, mortality rates of stranded storm-petrels would be far greater without this intervention. Grounded birds will seek refuge under vegetation, in crevices, or under equipment where they are easily overlooked, and without intervention, we assume most of these grounded birds subsequently die and become harder to find, and are therefore underrepresented in stranded bird data sets (Rodríguez et al. 2014). Although the data were not included in our study, fledgling Atlantic Puffins are grounded every year in August along community roadsides in NL due to light attraction (Wilhelm et al. 2013, 2021). The predictability of this fallout in both space and time means a high proportion of the stranded birds are returned to the wild by organized volunteer rescue efforts. Similar rescue and rehabilitation efforts for grounded birds in locations around the world (Rodríguez et al. 2017c) mitigate against light-associated mortality by reducing predation, starvation, or dehydration after grounding. Systematic searches for birds conducted by trained and experienced personnel with standardized documentation can increase the proportion of birds found (Podolsky et al. 1998, Ainley et al. 2001, Rodríguez et al. 2014), as well as improve our ability to quantify the impacts of light attraction across sites. However, search and release programs alone are not adequate for mitigating the threat of light attraction because not all birds will be found, especially those that encounter the flare and fall in the water, and the survival of birds after release is still unknown (but see Rodríguez et al. 2017c, Raine et al. 2020).


Monthly and site-specific variance in radiance, but not light footprint, can at least partially be explained by monthly average flaring. Light emission was based on monthly averaged satellite data from only a few nights per month; thus, direct relationships between flaring activity and light emission could not be quantified precisely, and further examination of this phenomenon, with concurrent and systematically collected data on bird strandings, is warranted to understand flaring levels that might be problematic to birds.


Krüger, L., V. H. Paiva, M. V. Petry, and J. A. Ramos. 2017. Strange lights in the nights: using abnormal peaks of light in geolocator data to infer interaction of seabirds with nocturnal fishing vessels. Polar Biology 40:221-226. -016-1933-y


Compared to modes such as Standard or Vivid, Movie modes can initially look duller and less impactful at first. But in almost every case, they'll show the most realistic color and be tuned for dim rooms -- which generally means lower light output, solid contrast and correct shadow detail. Movie mode isn't for everyone, so feel free to cycle through the other modes, too. Some of the best TVs have brighter modes that are still accurate.


Note that playing with both of these settings can make for an objectively worse picture overall, for example in brighter scenes, different lighting or when watching other shows that aren't as dark as House of the Dragon. If you notice a washed-out effect, turn brightness back down when you switch to another show.


Nevertheless, our experiment found that adult Manx shearwaters avoid anthropogenic light at the colony and provided evidence that brighter light and shorter wavelengths (blue and green) are more repulsive. Such results should be taken into account when determining which types of light to use near Procellariiform breeding grounds, especially for light pollution that may unexpectedly appear near a colony, for example from people visiting the colony at night, cars driving past or vessels anchoring for the night. Decreasing light pollution by covering the upward spill of light, choosing longer wavelengths, or reducing the time that lights are on, have already been recommended for areas where Procellariiform fledglings ground13, 25. Our findings provide evidence for the same mitigation measures to be considered at or near breeding colonies of burrow-nesting nocturnal seabirds. We show that lights at or near the breeding colony can result in avoidance behaviour from adult Manx shearwaters. This could result in attendance to the burrow being perturbed46. As a result, we recommend that the use of lights in view of shearwater colonies, including those that appear infrequently, should be carefully considered, and if possible, lights should be reduced to a minimum or covered, for example, by using window blinds. Our results also suggest that if lights cannot be avoided, using long wavelength light, such as red-filtered light, should be preferred to short or broadband wavelengths. Indeed, we found that red light did not induce avoidance by shearwaters, compared to the same intensity of blue and green coloured lights. However, note that we only tested a single, relatively low intensity of monochromatic red light (4.3 W), so higher intensities may still result in avoidance behaviour. Further investigations into the effect of light pollution with higher intensity lights should therefore be considered.


A new mod for Fallout 4 tweaks the lighting in the game through DirectX 11 with an aim to create more realistic, and less washed-out colors during the day and darker nights for a true wasteland experience.


The satellites orbit low to the Earth, making them appear considerably brighter than any star and visible to the naked eye, even during twilight hours and in urban areas with light pollution. Winnipeg resident Rachel Glufka witnessed the satellites outside her house just before sunrise.


The character design and art style of Ryza is similar to that of the Nights of Azure games. That said, Ryza looks to be a lot brighter in terms of color palette than Nights of Azure, as those games, uniquely, took place entirely at night.


do me a favor. go outside your house and touch some grass (best be done in the fields or in an wooded area) at an cloudy night or an night with a new moon. come back and then tell us if u think tarkov nights are "to dark".


***Installation***Unpack the file to your desktop and doubleclick the fomod inside the folder.If you don't have FOMM installed rename the file to have a .rar or .zip extensionand unpack that file, the Data folder that comes out of there should be merged withyour Data folder in your Fallout 3 installation directory, and enable it in thedata files section of the fallout launcher. 2ff7e9595c


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