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Corrects for a longstanding issue with Enhanced Camera which, among other things, causes the player character to sink into the ground in 3rd-person.
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Enhanced Camera Ground Sink Fix
As anticipated, there is an NVSE implementation available now from the ever-reliable IStewieAI. Please use that version. Only use this version of the mod if you absolutely insist upon avoiding using NVSE for whatever reason.
Corrects for a longstanding issue with Enhanced Camera which, among other things, causes the player character to sink into the ground in 3rd-person.
Everyone knows Enhanced Camera is an excellent, seamless, stable and (maybe best of all) NVSE-driven mod, and I wouldn't be surprised if most players are already using it. But I have always wondered about a curious issue it introduces which causes strange things to happen to the player character's model when swapping to 3rd-person. When they're standing, depending on the angle of the camera, the player character's legs can be seen briefly unfolding. And when they're crouching, usually they will sink into the ground up to their ankles.
The forum thread for Enhanced Camera has a history of people bringing this issue up. If I were to hazard a guess as to why the issue has remained ignored, I'd say it's mostly because 3rd-person isn't used by the mod's author, so it's a complete non-priority. But this is just a guess.
Well, I do use 3rd-person, and I finally got fed up with having to baby this particular anomaly. So I present a fix.
Caveat (technical): Because there are no event options available for swapping between 1st- and 3rd-person, I had to settle for perpetual polling of the camera state. Not ideal, but the mod is still lightweight in spite of this. By default, it polls at a rate guaranteed to check every frame, which enables the fix to more or less achieve what it could have with proper events. This can be changed if so desired: "set ECGSFWait to x" where x is the delay in seconds between polls, with 0.01 being the default.And I'll add that what this mod achieves can probably be done ESP-less, so don't be surprised if somebody whips that up pretty quick. (Or perhaps the author of Enhanced Camera will end up addressing the issue himself.) That would be for the best. This mod works well enough, but it's held back by the limitations of script-based solutions for frame-perfect demands. (This has, fortunately, already happened.)
Other New Vegas mods I made:
Bugs:
Personalization:
As anticipated, there is an NVSE implementation available now from the ever-reliable IStewieAI. Please use that version. Only use this version of the mod if you absolutely insist upon avoiding using NVSE for whatever reason.
Corrects for a longstanding issue with Enhanced Camera which, among other things, causes the player character to sink into the ground in 3rd-person.
Everyone knows Enhanced Camera is an excellent, seamless, stable and (maybe best of all) NVSE-driven mod, and I wouldn't be surprised if most players are already using it. But I have always wondered about a curious issue it introduces which causes strange things to happen to the player character's model when swapping to 3rd-person. When they're standing, depending on the angle of the camera, the player character's legs can be seen briefly unfolding. And when they're crouching, usually they will sink into the ground up to their ankles.
The forum thread for Enhanced Camera has a history of people bringing this issue up. If I were to hazard a guess as to why the issue has remained ignored, I'd say it's mostly because 3rd-person isn't used by the mod's author, so it's a complete non-priority. But this is just a guess.
Well, I do use 3rd-person, and I finally got fed up with having to baby this particular anomaly. So I present a fix.
Caveat (technical): Because there are no event options available for swapping between 1st- and 3rd-person, I had to settle for perpetual polling of the camera state. Not ideal, but the mod is still lightweight in spite of this. By default, it polls at a rate guaranteed to check every frame, which enables the fix to more or less achieve what it could have with proper events. This can be changed if so desired: "set ECGSFWait to x" where x is the delay in seconds between polls, with 0.01 being the default.
Other New Vegas mods I made:
Bugs:
- Asterra's Many Fixes - Fixes a lot of things not covered by Yukichigai Unofficial Patch.
- Remember Ammo Count On Reload - Prevents the game from fully reloading your weapon every time you load a saved game.
- No More Double Open & Close Sounds - Corrects for longstanding audio bugs associated with opening and closing doors and containers.
- Restoring Hope Quest Morale Fix
- Debt Collector Quest Fix
Personalization:
- Less Constant Music - Reduces the incidence of background music from 100% to 25%.
- Doc Mitchell Easier to Impress - Forces Doc Mitchell to judge the player character's S.P.E.C.I.A.L. on a 1 to 9 scale.
- Snowglobe Tweaks - Minor lore-friendly tweaks to make snowglobes less clunky.
- Show Pickpocket Success Rate - Adds a note to the pickpocket menu indicating the pickpocket success rate for the highlighted item.
- Loot Unconscious Victims - Lets you open the inventory of any equipment-carrying enemy who has been immobilized.
- Asterra's Lore-Friendly Challenges - Adds several challenges aimed at exhausting what the game has to offer.
- Get Both Alien Blaster And YCS/186 - Gives lore-friendly access to both weapons in a single game.
- Implant GRX Recycler - Forces each individual dose of Implant GRX to have its own 24-hour recycle.
- Beyond the Beef Tweaks - Changes to the Beyond The Beef quest aimed at improving options and making the conclusion more fulfilling.
- Empty or Not Empty - Removes the magical ability to clairvoyantly know when containers are empty, until they've been checked.
- Eddie Hears An Explosion - Irons out one of the clunkier moments in the game.
- Dark Craving - Adds the cannibal addiction feature from Fallout 4's survival mode.
- Legendary Difficulty - Matches Skyrim's "Legendary" settings.
- Higher Female Protagonist Voice
- Higher Voice for Veronica
- Choose Lockpick Or Use Key - Provides the option of lockpicking doors and containers regardless of whether you already have the key.
- Wild Wasteland Checklist - A menu-based, self-updating checklist of all of the Wild Wasteland content.
- Honest Hearts Workbench Crate Luck - The skill book crates in Honest Hearts obey the player character's luck.
- JSawyer Mod Vanilla Number Of Perks - Makes the perk count end at the vanilla 25, rather than JSawyer Mod's 17.