Adds a couple of modified vanilla glasses that, when worn, make the world look black and white.
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A simple mod that adds an image-space modifier to several pairs of vanilla glasses. When worn, these glasses cause the entire game to appear in a black-and-white grayscale, save the HUD and other menus. Put them on, get the effect. Take them off, lose the effect. The effect is only aesthetic.
If you're not a fan of glasses, or if you wish to continue wearing a *different* pair of glasses or a mask, there is also a pair of 'invisible' glasses attributed to a misc. bodywear slot.
The glasses can be located in an area between the Super Duper Mart and the Potomac River.
As in film and photography, black-and-white does a good job of emphasising detail and creating a bit of a mood. Fallout 3 is the perfect game for this sort of thing, and with this mod you can add or remove the effect whenever you feel like it.
This mod looks great with omgpineapples's View Distance Decreased mod. Creates a sort of bleak, misty environment. I'm also using NMC's Texture Pack for Fallout 3. Looks fantastic with or without this mod, everyone should get that.
Requirements: Nothing besides the game itself.
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Special thanks to Shubniggurath for the inspiration and the various helpful souls on the Nexus forums.