Is there any solution to this except for going to extreme shadow resolutions? I guarantee you will not see the sun transition. It becomes smooth when for example using 0. It feels like you're in a time-lapse video. They can be continuously moving, but the timescale is so fast that it really seems odd. He said fixing the shadow tracing might be possible with draw call interceptions, but he would have to know the possibilities of the ENB shadow shaders and find the time etc. You would have to fix the code and disable the hack. The sun shadow update mechanic is a hack to mask the faulty shadow tracing code. He said that there are shadow tracing artifacts in the way Skyrim shadows are traced, visible when the shadow moves as flickering. Possible or Pipe Dream? A good friend of mine explained to me what he thinks is happening from a quick look. I've always been curious - is it possible to set these up so that the shadows are actually continuously moving, IE, simulating real time update? ANY kind of jump is jarring to me, no matter how quickly it happens, so I'd rather have a slow transition that ends just as the next one begins to make it look like one smooth continuous motion. Increasing this also increases the distance the shadows will move during the transition. It is recommended to be adjusted to minimize the transitions. Most are linked on the INI guides, but I think one or two are not. I created these videos a while ago, and finally uploaded them to Youtube for your viewing pleasure. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality.

Skyrim shadow striping fix