Hello, I've had a slight issue with my game ever since I've used Jay's ENB, but I've had this problem in the past before and I don't exactly remembered how to fix it, with other ENB's.

Let's dive into the problem, just edited skin textures, glow reddish indoors/in an interior. Now, I definitely know that the ENB causes the visual problem, and I'm pretty sure it's because of the edited skin textures (through mods such as Robert's Body, NVR 3, etc...) If anyone can have a fix for this or has some insight please let me know, it'll be appreciated. Also to note, I use ILO.

I have the same problem with nevada enb. Not sure what causes it but it happens indoors and is a sudden shift. I've found that in the enb editor menu (shift+enter) sometimes, if I'm outside and during the daytime, the "use effects" tab is unchecked. I'll check that and it will fix itself. But I would rather find a permanent fix.

EDIT/UPDATE: Try disabling the steam overlay. If that doesn't work it's likely a conflict between the enb and sweetfx.

Not trying to dig up an old thread, but I can't find anyone else on the internet having the glowing skin problem and I find it very annoying. If any of you have find a fix, could you please post it? I'm dying for any answer here...

Indeed it is a really annoying issue and it still happens with me, I am using the Arizona ENB and when I have a textured daedric sword from Oblivion (red and black textures mainly present) the whole thing glows really bad. I will have a play around with the settings of the shader window and see if that changes anything.

Two years later. The packaged ENB weather usually causes it more drastically. While I was a fan of ENB at that time, it's just unbearable to deal with all the issues it has. The "Realistic HDR lighting" weather mod is my personal choice now. Inside of interiors while using an ENB is where it's incredibly noticeable with direct lighting making the redness intense. For me, there was no other solution other than tweaking the [ADAPATION] and the [ENVIRONMENT] settings in enbseries.ini.