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PSA: Disabling "Color Correction" results in more vivid colours
SirIronclad
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"Color correction" was added to the game in PC version 1.3.3: http://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/2014/08/04/patch-notes-v133
I recommend editing the "UserSettings.txt" file to set
SET COLOR_CORRECTION "1"
to
SET COLOR_CORRECTION "0"
and see which you prefer. Personally I've always found ESO's current default colours to look somewhat grayed out and dull. Overall it's a very minor change, but certain areas look massively different and much more atmospheric imho.
Edited by SirIronclad on March 6, 2017 12:40AM I recommend editing the "UserSettings.txt" file to set
SET COLOR_CORRECTION "1"
to
SET COLOR_CORRECTION "0"
and see which you prefer. Personally I've always found ESO's current default colours to look somewhat grayed out and dull. Overall it's a very minor change, but certain areas look massively different and much more atmospheric imho.
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Entegre✭✭✭Wow wait, I have always thought colors in eso are too dull for my taste, I liked colorful MMOs, I will definitely try this one.0 -
parkham✭✭✭@SirIronclad Your post is confusing. Which setting, 0 or 1 results ins "vivid colors"?
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✭✭✭✭✭@SirIronclad Your post is confusing. Which setting, 0 or 1 results ins "vivid colors"?
His post and thread title do seem to be the opposite of each other since setting things to "0" is usually the "disabling" that feature.0 -
How do I find this file? Having some difficulty, searching various directories.
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SirIronclad✭✭✭CooksWithoutARecipe wrote: »How do I find this file? Having some difficulty, searching various directories.
Path should look something like this "...\My Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\UserSettings.txt".
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