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Evergreen! color correction

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Misc: Color Correction LUT

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IMPORTANT: after the updates made in After Dark, it appears that many LUTs are now way too bright during the day and way too dark at night. It won't look like the screenshots anymore. Unfortunately I haven't played this game since release and won't be continuing to support this mod. When searching for LUTs try using the "top rated in the last X months" option. Thank you!

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Lush green trees and grass, crisp realistic colors for everything else. Please note: color correction tables will never look great across all map types. Evergreen looks best on Boreal or Temperate maps, will look weird on Tropical maps!

How to use in 2 easy steps:

1. Subscribe and make sure it is checked "on" in your mods/assets panel.
2. Load your save game, hit esc, go to options and change the "color correction override" to Chewbot_evergreenLUT. I apologize for the filename not fitting in the field.

Fyi, this is how to use any color correction mod in the workshop. Enjoy!

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ukowez 16 Agu 2016 @ 1:33am

@Roku: try this mod https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=530871278

Dr. Lobster 18 Jul 2016 @ 4:51pm

@Captain Soap: You need to go into graphics options and select "Color correction Override" Then select Evergreen in the drop down menu.

maculator 15 Jun 2016 @ 11:54am

Stil my all-time-favorite

Whiskey [pembuat] 4 Feb 2016 @ 1:37pm

@Roku: I recently jumped in the C:S again to give it a try and everything did look super bright, including other LUTs I tried. I guess they changed how lighting works to account for After Dark? Unfortunately I won't be able to update this LUT to account for it. Apologies!