Christchex Better Night Eye SSE

TES IV: Oblivion had a great Night Eye mod. TES V: Skyrim, at the time that

I started this mod, lacked any Night Eye mod that filled the void for

me. I set out to fill that void as the first mod I ever truly made for

the series. The goal was to give the user (me) a good number of options.

Essentially, this mod adds a power that lets you configure Night Eye

settings. Khajiit. vampire, and werewolf can each have their own

different visuals for Night Eye, as well as an option to either silence

or use a less obtrusive casting noise.

• - 13 different visual effects.

  - 3 options for activate/deactivate sound fx, Vanilla, Alternate (less obtrusive), and Disabled.

  - Separate settings for Khajiit, Vampire, Werewolf, and the vanilla magic

  effect entry. In theory, anything that uses the default magic effect

  for night eye will be compatible. For instance, if someone adds a less

  power to the Dunmer using the default night eye magic effect entry, you

  will be able to change it's settings, too!

  - All Night Eye effects are infinite duration (toggle-able) except for those that use the default magic effect entry.

  - BSA archived to save on clutter.

  — Install       —
  Unzip into your Date directory or use your mod organizer of choice.
  — Uninstall     —
  Make sure all your night eye effects are turned off before uninstalling.
  — Compatibility —
  Will not be compatible with other mods that modify the spell entries for the

  various night eye's. Will, however, work with mods that add night eye

  using (but not modifying) the vanilla magic effect entry.

  — Future?       —

  I have no commited plans to add/modify this mod. Locating my old files and what update to the original mod I had has already been a pain. Creation kit crashes on me every time I try to compile a script, also. If I can get past the hurdles, then yes, I would like to modernize this mod and add more options.

  — Bugs          —
  Low screen resolutions will cut off the menu options.

  Sometimes with heavily modded games the global variable doesn't get set properly and instead of

  deactivating, the night eye effect will stack. Deactivating it one or

  more times again will fix this.

  If you're impatient and activate while night eye is still activating you might briefly see