This is one of the most popular lighting mods for a reason. To install Realistic Lighting Overhaul, drag it into the Skyrim Data folder, as well as using LOOT to determine the optimal load order so you don't crash your game constantly, much like most Skyrim mods.
One of them is a Realistic Lighting Overhaul, a mod that completely overhauls the lighting system of Skyrim to make it look amazing. Luckily, Skyrim has one of the largest modding scenes around and a ton of creators have dedicated themselves to fixing the game's many issues.
Most would agree that the passage of time has not been kind to it, with a ton of people rightfully pointing out a ton of issues with it. If the Darker Dungeons module is loaded first of all the RLO files as suggested, then Realistic Lighting Overhaul - Dungeons.esp will overwrite nearly all changes from Realistic Lighting Overhaul - Dungeon Lighting.esp (the new file), making it pointless.Vanilla Skyrim has a variety of issues. Nope, I think maybe just wasn't clear enough when I said "overwritten by the Dungeons file".
This allows the edits (from the main files) to remain in place and not be overwritten (the main files overwrite the optional module). You load the Darker Dungeons module (it) before the main files. Thus my response to the question was correct. Ath3nos was asking where to load the Darker Dungeons module not the main RLO files. Having a look at their forums on Nexus it seems you should indeed load it after Dungeons module if you decide to keep it, but before everything else even if BOSS doesn't sort it that wayYou've misread the conversation. Had a look in TES5Edit and this means that 99% of its changes are overwritten by the Dungeons file, which often just resets stuff back to vanilla values. This allows the cell edits to remain in place and not be overwritten.įigured I'd try out the dark dungeons module too, and loaded it before all other RLO modules. You load it before as the text you posted states.
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