Brightness/Saturation/Contrast Changer, that's what Fallout4 lacked.
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1: Added "Bloom ON/OFF". Currently only ON/OFF is available. 2: Changed ESP+BA2File to ESPFE+LooseFile. It is safe to update with existing saved data.
[Description] You can tweak Brightness/Saturation/Contrast in one holotape. Holotapes are automatically added to your inventory or can be crafted in the "Utility" category at the chemistry station.
100% compatible, probably 0% performance hit, but if you click brightness 100 times and burn the monitor, it's your fault. I didn't include features like interior/exterior only or day/night only, it should be possible but I wouldn't do that on this mod. You can basically change it freely without any limits, but brightness and saturation have lower limits.
I've got one complaint though. It's really hard to adjust the properties very well when you may only look at the pip-boy screen when you change the view. You know what I mean? When I make the view birghter, I'd like to be able to see how the effect is applied, instead I'm forced to close the pip-boy, inspect the outcome, and - most likely - run the holotape again. I can do that like dozens of times before I get the desired effect.
