aye 3rd it. Now it has to happen. Please make a in between mode. If it can be made that is. So far from what i understand there is a 1 or a 0. so if there is no .5 ever scripted then it may not work.
Very strange... In the preview pic of my underwater savegames, the underwater environment is clear, as it shold be with this changes. But while I'm actually playin', the water is still muddy, nothing changed there...
Even if you see all the differences, it's still hard to determine what actually makes the water clearer if you barely know anything about editing these ini files.
@Noxsa I litterally just ran both the Fallout4prefs.ini from Fallout 4's subfolder Fallout4 and the ones in your documents's fallout 4, and the differences just make my HEAD hurt trying to spot the similarities.. The author who did this did a terrible job..
Regarding those of you who hoped bDoDepthOfField=0 had an option of 0.5 or such: The first letter, a lowercase b, of bDoDepthOfField=0, represents that it's a "function call" that is followed by a boolean (thus the b) expression. 0 is off, and 1 is on. Just a two position switch.The other "function calls" have a starting letter(s) that stands for what the entry after the "=" is. Try to figure it out for yourselves if you like, I did for fun.
( the "b" is what got me started figuring them out ) {B^)
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https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/16297/
I have INI configured correctly and load order was also configured correctly.
And maybe just the edited lines to copy/paste in our own ini-file.
Thank you
Can you confirm this?
https://www.diffchecker.com/
thanks again
The first letter, a lowercase b, of bDoDepthOfField=0, represents that it's a "function call" that is followed by a boolean
(thus the b) expression. 0 is off, and 1 is on. Just a two position switch.The other "function calls" have a starting
letter(s) that stands for what the entry after the "=" is. Try to figure it out for yourselves if you like, I did for fun.
( the "b" is what got me started figuring them out ) {B^)
Ohbster the borderXer.