As for the constantly moving effect that shadows have outdoors, that is because the sun-shadow transitions have been 'fixed' to move at direct speed, and since time passes by so fast in Skyrim, if you stop to look, you can see the shadows constantly moving. For instance, you can increase the value of the shadow resolution to 16384, and the shadows will largely look the way you want, but there still will be the blurring you are seeing that makes it look like shadows are doubling. You cannot turn down the shadow filtering in Skyrim Special Edition, so the only way to increase the sharpness of the shadows is by increasing the shadow resolution, which tanks performance. You can only get the shadows you want reliably with original Skyrim. Skyrim Special Edition's shadow settings are insufficient to produce what you are desiring. OS: Windows 8.1 64bit | CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K 4.20GHz | RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16,0GB DDR4 3000MHz | MB: ATX MSI Z270 Gaming Pro | MONITOR: Dell U2515H 2560x1440 60Hz | GPU:Gigabyte nVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 G MHz | STORAGE: Crucial MX300 525GÎ’ SSD - Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB SSD - Seagate Barracuda 1TB SATA HDD - NAS Synology DS415+ - Hitachi DeskStar NAS 8TB | OPTICAL: Samsung SH-224FB | Watercooler: Hydro Series H60 | Soundcard: Xonar DX/XD | POWER: Corsair Builder Series CX750M 80Plus Bronze generally they SUPER SHUCKS! These are my ini settings in my SkyrimPref.ini:įMeshLODLevel1FadeTreeDistance=10000000.0000įMeshLODLevel2FadeTreeDistance=10000000.0000 alive!), they looks like they have 2-3 mirror images one on top the other. VERY blury, VERY flickering (they're shaking like they are. But my result are these ULTRA HORRIBLE shadows, here: My goal, what I want to have, is this result:

And after that, I made manually even more tweaks. Then, I ran the BethINI tool and played with the settings. First, I simply deleted my ini files and re-created them via the launcher (by selecting the 'Medium'). I followed every tutorial I found, everything I could dig out, but without luck. I have spend about a week (or more!) to solve this, but without luck. I never had SUCH SERIOUS problem/issue with my shadows quality, like I do now. No ENB, no ReShade, I'm just using the Imaginator mod and I'm very fine with the result, I don't care to use ENB/Reshades. Therefore, now, I made a new build (around 600 plugins, some merged, many esl - plus 400 meshes/textures mods). I'm making new builds, testing (not actually playing), etc.

I can't help it, this game (Skyrim) is my 'drug'. You probably know me, I'm a textures mods' author - my site is So, I'm keep dealing with Skyrim (SE) whatever new game arrives.

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