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See Red - An Immersive Imod Mod

See Red - An Immersive Imod Mod

If you have ever played an Orc in Skyrim, or at the very least watched someone playing an Orc, you will be familiar with how awesome it looks as the screen blurs and reddens when you go into a Berserker Rage. Well here's a disappointing fact: That immersive, blurry-screen awesomeness is reserved for Orcs alone. Despite the other races having powers which put them into a similar hyped-up states, only the Orc receives a cool imagespace modifier when using theirs. Much to my confusion, not even werewolves get their own screen effect! In a word, it's disappointing.
Be disappointed no longer!
See Red adds brand new screen effects to a few of Skyrim's racial powers, a host of subtle effects to werewolves and even goes so far as making Berserker Rage look just that bit more violent. Check it out!

Feature List
- When a Redguard uses Adrenaline Rush, contrast and clarity are dramatically increased and the edges of the screen are subtly blurred, giving more focus to what you are looking at.
- When an Altmer uses Highborn, the world around them is given a golden tint and everything appears to glow somewhat.
- When an Orc uses Berserker Rage, the screen is now much more visibly reddened.
- When any race tranforms into a werewolf, the screen in blurred and reddened similar to Berserker Rage. With werewolves, however, the screen is much more desaturated (as werewolves cannot see colour) and everything is much brighter.
- All the new imagespace modifiers also come with individual intro and outro transitions and are designed with immersion in mind.

All the imagespace modifiers can be previewed in the image section but, as of yet, cannot be configured within the mod.

Known Bugs and Issues
None as of yet. Please alert me if you find any.

Planned Features
- Imagespace modifiers for Argonian Hiskin and Breton Dragonskin.
- Increased blurring for Berserker Rage, Adrenaline Rush and Beast form while sprinting.
- Increased glowing for Highborn while casting spells.

If you have any suggestions, please feel free to share them.