Please post your load order in 'spoiler tags' (use the 'Special BBC Code' icon in the top menu row of the edit window). You need to also check for any NVSE plugin settings that might also affect lighting.īut I would suggest you start with looking at what mods you have installed. The only way to be certain your game INIs (all 3) are 'default' would be to compare them with vanilla versions from before you installed any mods. Any number of mods make changes to the INI in the background so you wouldn't necessarily be aware of them. If you are sure the ENB settings are not at fault for the low light level in the game (because it wasn't darker than before after you installed ENB? All displays are not equal with the same settings), then the problem is a mod. The assumption (absent an 'in-game' image) is that your daylight is now darker and your night has very low visibility. Set it aside as a concern for the moment. I haven't seen that screen before, so likely it is from a replacer but it appears to be a 'night' image specifically to emphasize the Lucky 38 tower. As the lettering is bright and clear, the darkness is inherent in the image rather than lighting.

The main menu background is a 'loading screen', which are static images (like screenshots).

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