I added a replacer file for See Through Scopes. You still need to download this mod and then replace the ESP(flagged as ESL) with the one from the optional file section.
*EDIT* My weapon animation mods were not playing well with this mod and thus why my ADS was very still and not wobbly. The wobble is very small though no matter what I do in the MCM or the amount of AP unlike the example posted by Zzyxzz
In the strictest sense of the word do I need MCM? If I do not care for configuring the mod, I could do without MCM right? Anyway, thanks for any response.
If at some point you wish to tweak the settings through an UI, you should probably get/keep it. If you are bothered by a million MCMs and their impact, get MCM Categorizer to organize and MCM Booster to speed it up. They are both great.
In the strictest sense of the word - no. If you don't have a single mod that you consider essential that can really leverage MCM - then you don't need it. If you can't use F4SE (console) then you obviously couldn't use it even if you wanted to.
If you are on a PC though, unless you have the mother of minimalist modded setups - then MCM pretty much is the gold standard for configuring mods - even if you only have 1 or 2 to configure.
Wow, this just became one of my essential mods! Paired with your other mod No Automatic Recoil Adjustment and some combat realism balancing mods, damn... the combat is tough now. You have to plan, strategize, and sometimes fall back to regroup or just say... NOPE... I'll come back when more prepared. Amazing!
Thank you, Zzyxzz. I really appreciate you making and sharing your mods.
I use a Synthesis patcher - Caliber, which does something like True Damage but it also mods receivers to have effects on accuracy. Does this mod essentially negate all the vanilla accuracy stats?
Any ideas what could be conflicting with the wobble effect? It worked and at somepoint didn't anymore; everything else from this is working. 10/10 mod, but would love to get back the wobble effect :/
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If you don't have a single mod that you consider essential that can really leverage MCM - then you don't need it.
If you can't use F4SE (console) then you obviously couldn't use it even if you wanted to.
If you are on a PC though, unless you have the mother of minimalist modded setups - then MCM pretty much is the gold standard for configuring mods - even if you only have 1 or 2 to configure.
Thank you, Zzyxzz. I really appreciate you making and sharing your mods.
No Automatic Recoil Adjustment at Fallout 4 Nexus - Mods and community (nexusmods.com)
Should I uninstall that first and then get this one?
Or should I just install this along with that?