I love the ELS lights and how the controls work. The lights are much brighter than the default dim lights.

But the problem, is that the brightness washes out the colors of the lights. Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between the flashing amber (yellow) lights and red lights. Sometimes the blue lights are not blue enough. 

 

Is there a way to make the colors more richer or starker? 

I am also experiencing this issue.

This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.

Are your Shaders and Post FX on high?

5 hours ago, willpv23 said:

This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.

My brain never works like the mods. So, please share with us which forum it was moved to. 

 

Anyone know where the topic was moved to? It would sure be helpful if they informed us where things were moved and not just move them without telling us. It would just be friendly forum etiquette. 

 

If anyone knows where the topic was moved, please share.

 

 

 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by Kreemerz

8 minutes ago, Kreemerz said:

My brain never works like the mods. So, please share with us which forum it was moved to. 

 

Anyone know where the topic was moved to? It would sure be helpful if they informed us where things were moved and not just move them without telling us. It would just be friendly forum etiquette. 

 

If anyone knows where the topic was moved, please share.

 

3 minutes ago, willpv23 said:

 

So GTA V Support? That's not where I had it posted originally? Where did I post it originally?

22 minutes ago, Kreemerz said:

So GTA V Support? That's not where I had it posted originally? Where did I post it originally?

 

You posted in the Script, Ped & File Modifications Showroom forum, which is for sharing progress of mods you are working on.

30 minutes ago, willpv23 said:

 

Ah... Got it. Thanks. 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by Kreemerz

Radiance V (Bright) worked for me.

Use VisualV + NaturalV + Realistic Lighting + Radiance V
PostFX, Shaders on highest setting.
Best visual mod combination imo.

14 hours ago, sssneaky said:

Use VisualV + NaturalV + Realistic Lighting + Radiance V
PostFX, Shaders on highest setting.
Best visual mod combination imo.

 

Lol.  You have VisualV, Radiance V, Realistic Lighting and Natural V all installed?!

Hahaha...  That's crazy. What does VisualV do that Radiance V does not do?

 

 

 

14 hours ago, JosephLewis said:

Radiance V (Bright) worked for me.

 

😂 I have Radiance V installed. That's why the brightness is so good. There's no issue with the brightness. The problem is with the richness of the color. 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by Kreemerz

7 minutes ago, Kreemerz said:

 

Lol.  You have VisualV, Radiance V, Realistic Lighting and Natural V all installed?!

Hahaha...  That's crazy. What does VisualV do that Radiance V does not do?

 

 

 

 

😂 I have Radiance V installed. That's why the brightness is so good. There's no issue with the brightness. The problem is with the richness of the color. 

RadianceV focuses on coronas a lights from vehicles mainly. VisualV enhances textures and other things of that nature. And yes I stack them all together with hardly any performance loss. 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by sssneaky

1 minute ago, sssneaky said:

RadianceV focuses on coronas a lights from vehicles mainly. VisualV enhances textures and other things of that nature. 

 

I have RadianceV installed and so it definitely increases the brightness of the lights. So that's not a problem. But the lights color kinda loses their richness. I have used NaturalVision Remastered which actually does fix the issue. But I believe it turns off the brightness of the headlight wig wags. So, I love NaturalVision Remastered but don't like what it does to the wigwags. I wish there was a manual way to install Natural Vision Remastered.

PostFX, Shader and particle FX on max and then turn up digital vibrance in Nvidia control panel. Try these. 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by sssneaky

3 minutes ago, sssneaky said:

PostFX, Shader and particle FX on max and then turn up digital vibrance in Nvidia control panel. Try these. 

 

In Nvidia Control Panel, are you sure there is something called 'digital vibrance'? 

Just now, Kreemerz said:

 

In Nvidia Control Panel, are you sure there is something called 'digital vibrance'? 

Yes im not on pc rn and don't remember what it's called. Google it and you'll find it

1 minute ago, sssneaky said:

Yes im not on pc rn and don't remember what it's called. Google it and you'll find it

 

Found that. But that's not gonna impact the wigwags alone. Something is drastically reducing the wigwag lights. 

1 minute ago, Kreemerz said:

 

Found that. But that's not gonna impact the wigwags alone. Something is drastically reducing the wigwag lights. 

More than likely crappy lights on the car model then. Try a different model car? 

3 minutes ago, sssneaky said:

More than likely crappy lights on the car model then. Try a different model car? 

 

I thought it was initially but does that to all of them. And I've used many different models - quality models. Could never understand why all their screenshots showed bright wig wags when I wasn't getting that. 

Edited April 14, 20197 yr by Kreemerz