Go through the ones that have red shading, and look through the right-hand part of the window in each one. This is where we're going to fix the blackout. No worries, this is a lot easier than it looks.ģ: If you're using FNVedit's default settings, you should see that some of the entries are shaded yellow and red. Open the Weather tree up, and you'll see a pretty long list of FormIDs, EditorIDs, etc. I'm using URWLified, because I love the weather settings, night-brightness settings, etc.)Ģ: Open up your Nevada Skies ESM's 'tree,' so you see stuff like File Header, Activator, Armor, and so on. NSkies URWLified.esm (Should work with any version of Nevada Skies that you have. I'd love for others to test this out, and make sure I didn't screw something up:ġ: Load up FNVedit, with the following plugins, and no others: So, I tried the following, and it worked. You can interact with objects and people, and move around, get killed, etc, but the effect basically 'blinds' you, and there doesn't seem to be a very user-friendly way of undoing it once it's happened. True black, of the zero-value variety, is not a dark color, but a complete absence of color, and thus the light isn't just darkened, but completely removed. I did a bit of tweaking, and the following should help if you absolutely want to use Nevada Skies with TTW, without that nasty blackout bug.(If you're wondering what it is, or haven't encountered it, what happens is, if you're outside during a weather cycle where 'High Noon' or 'Midnight' is called up, as I'll explain in a moment, the settings, or lack of them actually, for that particular time of day in Nevada Skies cause the lighting to reach RGB values of 0,0,0. So, I checked inside the Nevada Skies plugins, with FNVedit, to see what was causing the 'blackout' during parts of the day, after a post on the old TTW thread on Nexus implied that merging weather patterns could fix it.

Nevada skies missing master