Morroblivion

I have the image space tagged to weather and weather tagged to regions. I'm fairly sure oblivion had multiple image space in the "tamriel" world, but I can't really say( I never made mods for it myself). 

You like... unchanged 0_0. unchanged is way to bright. It uses default everything which makes it very difficult to see shadows. The textures in skyblivion are also never meant to be used with such a unrealistically bright image space. I put up the unchanged as a reference to what it looks like before any weather or imagespace were changed (simply put, that is how your skyblivion install should looks). I just reinstalled skyblivion so not all the surface textures are not there ye,t so I couldn't really show off how it looks other then trees. if you could see ground level object you would instantly notice that they are blindingly bright. either way you don't have to use this upcoming patch if you don't want to. It'll probably be several month before anyone bothers merging thing to the master.

Unchanged:

Oblivion:

No tweaks by me or anyone else.

Edit: finished all the weather and imagespace data just doing last minute tweaks and checks. upload coming shortly :)

Edit2: file uploaded to main post.

@LASentry yeah I had a bit of trouble with sky color and the color of everything else. as you can see the sky looks the same whether I use 1.5 saturation or 2.0

@zilav: I don't thing I change some of the other settings "that" much. Example:

                                 Skyrim                                               Skyblivion

contrast                      1.25                                                      1.2

Saturation                   1.0                                      1.4(last minute change)

Most other thing like eye adapt I didn't bother to change. For the most part I focused on weather and only made slight changes to the image space to make it look more like oblivion and less bright. 

The weather should be similar to Oblivion for the most part

I split the clear weather into "Clear" and "Clear Windy" (clear windy has small particle blowing in the wind) the chance is also split; Oblivion clear chance was 35%. My version is 20% Clear, 15% clear windy (20+15=35)

@LASentry again: I didn't know really how eye adaption works so I left it the same.

Edit: added a new weather type to cyrodiil as well as imagespaces. 40% chance that there will be clouds in the sky but you still be able to see the sun. It also adds a bit of blur around 65-100 ILUs(Imaginary Leghth Units) away (similar to an enb) It will only appear in in the following regions: Gold coast, Colovian highlands, the entire niben(valley/basin) great forest, and the heartlands.

Before and After:

Version 0.3 coming soon it will include the Oblivion world space (complete with image space, weather and climate).

Before:

After:

edit: Version 0.3 is released, included in the .rar is the main .esp and the sky textures I used

I'll eventually make multiple versions of the Cyrodiil image space for those who don't like the original version I made. But for now you'll have to live with this one. Imo skyrim was unrealistically bright, it gave it a cold frozen waste land feel. Even the textures are closer to the grey side then skyblivion ones. Skyblivion has an issue with this because the textures were made to look completely different in a different image space

BEFORE any weather/imagespace moding

seems a tad bit to bright to be realistic (imo)

First off the is 1000th post in skyblivion mod releases

secondly version 1.4 is out. Unlike before this should not make LODs (when cloudy) look like your character is high. It also make waters better and fixes some pre mentioned bugs.

edit: I finally figured out of lava works in the dawnguard dlc. it's a mesh 1 unit above lava water.

Progress on the Oblivion realms:

REAL LAVA!!!!

@LASentry: I think the blue fog and blue tint is what over did.

@zilav I know what you mean i actually removed all yellow tint from the image space and replaced it with blue(to balance it) in the picture  above. The yellow come purely from the "near fog" effect. Even still, the yellow is powerful

@LASentry: i know what you mean. i was talking to zilav about the blue stuff mania's image space has a blue tint to balance out the yellow fog effect. Paradise has both a blue tint and blue fog, which as a said before may have over done the blue-ness.

Anyway I'm having a bit of trouble with mania.

As you can see it has a purple night sky. This works because in oblivion you can set different sky textures to different times of day. As far as I, know you can't do that in skyrim. the closest thing is the aurora effect. But that uses meshes, not textures. Anyway, I have no idea how to make a working aurora mesh, so until one is made that has the textures of the old Shivering Ilses, this is the best i could come up with:

That's sovngarde's aurora (and a few extra clouds) btw. I might be able to change the color...maybe.