Detect day/night and fit with different settings?

I think effects will be more adjustable if reshade is able to detect day/night interior/exterior, and fit them with different settings, like color temperature, exposure, gamma etc. Cuz it always occurs to me that a preset works pretty good in day time but terrible in night, and I have to switch between different presets to make the game-playing effect friendly.

It is not possible to generically access this kind of information. However, we are already able to calculate the average scene brightness, its just not yet made globally (to all shader) available. Its on the to-do list.

Hmmm....How does ENBs detect the day/night/indoor/outdoor? Maybe some code in ENBs can be add to reshade

ls8062464 wrote: Hmmm....How does ENBs detect the day/night/indoor/outdoor? Maybe some code in ENBs can be add to reshade

Every ENB is targeted to a specific game, so it is obvious that a lot more can be done (it doesn't have to detect anything, it simply knows where in memory the game stores information about day/night cycle and retrieves the data from there). ReShade is generic and supposed to work everywhere, making game specific features impossible. Not every game has a days, nights, indoors and outdoors after all .

Lesson got

you can do a preset for day, and use a shader for the night like TONEMAP you change the key bind to toggle it when you want

or set a timer

What you request is this kind of stuff thst works in one scene but not in the other. You may be able to synchronize timer with ingame time but then what happens when you go sleep in GTA V for example or wait in Skyrim, then you mess it up. Before we implement something it has to work reliably under all possible circumstances. The only logical thing we can do is applying different code on different brightness levels which is the only reliable indicator for scene change, be it day/night or whatever.