The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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[FIX] Red tint in menu & loading screens
By Goujat, le saugrenu chenapan
This is a fix for the red tint in the menu & loading screens appearing after using the bugged command "saveini" in the console.
   
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THE RED MENACE
Even if it looks badass, it is still a bug !
THE GLORIOUS FIX
To wipeout this reddish color from the menu & loading screens,

=> Go in the Skyrim/Data folder
=> Delete the last .ini file created (it will have the name of a mod).
You can easily find it by sorting files per "Date Modified"

or delete the following lines inside of it :
rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZNegRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXNegRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYNegRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0
[Thanks @Heartbeat-Pete]

If the .ini is elsewhere, for instance in a mod manager folder
1 - Open the console : “Windows+r"
cmd

2 - Look up the issuing lines location
findstr /S /I /C /C: “rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB” *.ini
or in a specific folder :
findstr /S /I /C /C: “rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB” "c:\specific\Folder\For\Mod\Manager\*.ini"

3 - Remove those lines of code that have screwed up our modification masterpiece.

[Thanks @VeyonTwo]
Et Voilà !
19 Comments
RIDICULOGAN35 3 May @ 11:16am 
i found and deleted those files. for me they were in alternate start. however nothing has changed. still have the red tint
Goujat, le saugrenu chenapan  [author] 30 Mar @ 4:11am 
Hi @VeyonTwo, i added your contribution to the guide, thank you :bfengineer:
VeyonTwo 29 Mar @ 7:54pm 
maybe it is a little late to re-open this topic, but the problems at the end appear to the most veteran as the newest in this kind of things, I have seen that many people give up when they can not find the .ini file that was created after the error of making “saveini” in the console, here I leave you what I did after hours in the early morning of following forums and forums, in the end GPT is the best helper you can have if you are desperate:

1- Open the windows CMD “windows+r and search cmd”.
2- Go to the folder where you have the mods manager (MO2 in my case I have it in “C:/modding/MO2”)
3- Type the following once you are in the folder from the CMD terminal:
“findstr /S /I /C /C: “rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB” *.ini”
(This allows the system to search in a fast and optimal way in all the lines of code of the .ini files that you have lodged in this folder).
4- Remove those lines of code that have screwed up our modification masterpiece.
Goujat, le saugrenu chenapan  [author] 6 Jan, 2024 @ 11:45am 
No problem, yeah it's a display bug.
Heartbeat-Pete 6 Jan, 2024 @ 11:31am 
You’re welcome! And thanks for the mention.

I just noticed Steam messed up my post (at least on mobile) and created 12 lines instead of 6. It should be 3 XYZ Pos and 3 XYZ Neg lines only.

rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZNegRGB=0,0,0

So these lines with AmbientX, AmbientY and AmbientZ. Let’s hope it doesn’t duplicate it again.
Goujat, le saugrenu chenapan  [author] 6 Jan, 2024 @ 4:18am 
Thanks @Heartbeat-Pete i updated the guide with your advice.
Heartbeat-Pete 6 Jan, 2024 @ 3:27am 
Actually, just delete the following lines in that ini file and you're done:

rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZNegRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXNegRGB=0,0,0
rUIMistMenu_AmbientZPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYNegRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientXPosRGB=0,0,0 rUIMistMenu_AmbientYPosRGB=0,0,0

Deleting the whole ini file will probably disable the mod.
j-Desktop 21 Aug, 2020 @ 10:01pm 
If you continue to have trouble finding it, just type ".ini" into the search bar in the data folder, then look for the date and delete that file.
CARNAGE 27 Dec, 2019 @ 9:10am 
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the helpful contribution!
LoveBites 4 Mar, 2019 @ 7:11am 
Thank you so much! It worked!

For those who are wondering, yes this fix does work with enderal.