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About this mod
Removes the blinding fog from the Consecrated Snowfield area.
- Requirements
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- Changelogs
==About==
During my current replay of Elden Ring, I honestly just didn't feel like dealing with this crap again and went looking for ways of rectifying this, since rather than realize how bad an idea this was, FromSoft seemingly patched the .ini tweak that came up in my search. I found a mod by RashFever26 that did this but it hasn't been updated since 1.09 in April of 2023 so I decided to redo it myself. I went one step further, however, and just changed the GparamId to 11 so it was perfectly clear, except for the rolling fog which is insignificant enough to me that I can't be bothered spending more time on.
==Installation==
Step 1 - Go to the GitHub page for Mod Engine 2 by clicking here, download the latest release, and extract the file wherever you please.
Step 2 - Download this mod from it's releases page.
Step 3 - Inside the .zip file, extract regulation.bin into the "mod" folder inside the Mod Engine 2 directory.
Step 4 - Double click the file labelled "launchmod_eldenring.bat" This will start the game with EAC disabled and the mod applied.
Step 5 - There is no step 5, you're done, enjoy.
==Changes made==
I'm including this for the sake of people in the future who need to update this again if it hasn't been already by me or someone else if I can't be bothered.
First, you're gonna need DSMapStudio which can be downloaded here. We're not doing anything serious so you don't need to extract your game files with UXM for this.
Extract it wherever you want, run the executable, and create a new project under File > New Project, fill in the fields as needed and give it a clear, descriptive name.
Next, go to the Param tab. In the left menu, scroll down to/search for WeatherParam, click it.
In the new list, click 81.
Change the first row, labeled "Weather SFX ID (SfxId)" from 806125 to 806121. I'm not sure what this does but RashFever26 did it as a bugfix and I'm not feeling like messing with that.
Next, go down to the row labeled "GPARAM ID (GparamId)" and change it to 11. Alternatively if you still want SOME fog, you can change it to 40.
This last step is optional. If you want to increase the strength of the wind sound, change the value of the row "Wind SFX ID (WindSfxId)" from 808006 to 808007. This one is also courtesy of RashFever26.
Click File > Save Params, and you're done. Inside your project folder will be a freshly modified regulation.bin file that you can then use as described above, assuming that FromSoft doesn't try and mess this up too like they did the ini tweak.
==Credit==
RashFever26 - Their mod is what I stumbled onto and based this version off of. You can find their mod here.
SoulsMods - The group of awesome folks behind DSMapStudio, and other such tools for modding FromSoftware titles. Their GitHub page is here.
During my current replay of Elden Ring, I honestly just didn't feel like dealing with this crap again and went looking for ways of rectifying this, since rather than realize how bad an idea this was, FromSoft seemingly patched the .ini tweak that came up in my search. I found a mod by RashFever26 that did this but it hasn't been updated since 1.09 in April of 2023 so I decided to redo it myself. I went one step further, however, and just changed the GparamId to 11 so it was perfectly clear, except for the rolling fog which is insignificant enough to me that I can't be bothered spending more time on.
==Installation==
Step 1 - Go to the GitHub page for Mod Engine 2 by clicking here, download the latest release, and extract the file wherever you please.
Step 2 - Download this mod from it's releases page.
Step 3 - Inside the .zip file, extract regulation.bin into the "mod" folder inside the Mod Engine 2 directory.
Step 4 - Double click the file labelled "launchmod_eldenring.bat" This will start the game with EAC disabled and the mod applied.
Step 5 - There is no step 5, you're done, enjoy.
==Changes made==
I'm including this for the sake of people in the future who need to update this again if it hasn't been already by me or someone else if I can't be bothered.
First, you're gonna need DSMapStudio which can be downloaded here. We're not doing anything serious so you don't need to extract your game files with UXM for this.
Extract it wherever you want, run the executable, and create a new project under File > New Project, fill in the fields as needed and give it a clear, descriptive name.
Next, go to the Param tab. In the left menu, scroll down to/search for WeatherParam, click it.
In the new list, click 81.
Change the first row, labeled "Weather SFX ID (SfxId)" from 806125 to 806121. I'm not sure what this does but RashFever26 did it as a bugfix and I'm not feeling like messing with that.
Next, go down to the row labeled "GPARAM ID (GparamId)" and change it to 11. Alternatively if you still want SOME fog, you can change it to 40.
This last step is optional. If you want to increase the strength of the wind sound, change the value of the row "Wind SFX ID (WindSfxId)" from 808006 to 808007. This one is also courtesy of RashFever26.
Click File > Save Params, and you're done. Inside your project folder will be a freshly modified regulation.bin file that you can then use as described above, assuming that FromSoft doesn't try and mess this up too like they did the ini tweak.
==Credit==
RashFever26 - Their mod is what I stumbled onto and based this version off of. You can find their mod here.
SoulsMods - The group of awesome folks behind DSMapStudio, and other such tools for modding FromSoftware titles. Their GitHub page is here.